FRC Resourcing

Our team encompasses a wide range of safety-critical roles essential for maintaining the highest standards in railway operations. Our personnel include:

• Planners: Expertly coordinating and strategizing project timelines and resource allocation including the creation of safe work packs.
• Level A and ES's (Engineering Supervisors): Overseeing engineering activities to ensure compliance with safety and operational standards.
• PIC (Person In Charge): Managing site operations and ensuring safety protocols are followed.
• COSS (Controller of Site Safety): Overseeing site safety and managing personnel access.
• LXA (Level Crossing attendant): Ensuring the safety of work sites by managing track access and protection at level crossings
• Points Operatives: Skilled in the operation and maintenance of track points to facilitate smooth train movements.
• DC Strapman: Specializing in placing and applying isolation solutions to protect workforce within a worksite.
• NSCD Operatives (Negative Short Circuit Device): Responsible for the switching of LCP's to assist in protection of a workforce within a worksite.
• HV Comps (High Voltage Competent Persons): Skilled and trained in switching out high voltage cables, following the procedure set out within a High-voltage assessment and ensuring the methodology agreed in the planning stage.
• Machine Controllers: Overseeing specialized machinery used in railway maintenance and construction.

 Our supervisory team is equipped with the necessary qualifications to oversee complex projects, including:

• SSSTS (Site Supervisor's Safety Training Scheme): Training ensuring site supervisors are well-versed in health and safety practices.
• SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme): Advanced training for site managers focusing on safety management in construction environments.
• STE3 Minor Structural Examiners: Qualified to conduct inspections and assessments of minor structural works on rail infrastructure.

 Our trackmen and labour force possess extensive experience across various aspects of Permanent Way (P-Way) operations, including:

• Sub-grade or Formation: Expertise in preparing the foundational layer for track installation.
• Ballast: Proficient in the installation and maintenance of ballast to ensure track stability.
• Sleepers: Skilled in the installation and replacement of sleepers, critical for track alignment and support.
• Rails: Experienced in laying and maintaining rails to ensure safe and efficient train travel.
• Fixture and Fastening: Knowledgeable in securing track components to withstand operational stresses.
• Cable Pulling: Handling the installation of electrical and communication cables alongside tracks.
• Track Drainage Works: Implementing and then maintaining drainage solutions to prevent water accumulation and track erosion.
• Minor Civils: Conducting minor civil engineering works to support track infrastructure.
• Strimming and De-vegetation Works: Managing vegetation control to maintain clear sightlines and safe operating conditions.