Network Rail Standards
The Network Rail Standards online service is a vital online source of information for any organization carrying out work in the railway environment.
Designers, contractors and engineers alike can view essential Network Rail Standards in high resolution, within an easy-to-use electronic reference library. Search fields, which include document number, title and full text, combined with an advanced search engine, which give instant desktop access to the exact standard you want.
The Partnership
IHS works in partnership with Network Rail to continue to improve and enhance, the user-friendly service for Network Rail Standards based on subscribers feedback.
Product Content:
- Network Rail Standards Catalogue
- Product Specifications
- Standard Functional Procedures
- Work Instructions
- Guidance Notes
- Technical Instructions
- Briefing Notes
- SSI Applications Manual
- Various Manuals – e.g. SMTH; TMTH; SSI; IECC; Corporate Environment; Quality Management System
- Special Inspection Notices (SINS)
- Some Former British Railways Board Documents
- Index of DC Electric Track Equipment Drawings
- Signal Engineering Drawings
- Standards Briefing Report
- Historical Standards
- News & Updates – Rapid Response Standards; Amendments
Features and Benefits:
- Access to the complete set of Network Rail approved Network Rail Standards documentation, regularly updated
- Powerful search software allows easy PDF retrieval – the image you see is 100% accurate
- Search on Document Number, Document Title, Full Text, and other key fields enabling easy and quick access to the information you need
- Make your own favourite groups to personalise your data searches
- Use wildcards to narrow or broaden your search criteria
- Accessible from anywhere, any time (subject to licensing and internet connection)
The Network Rail Standards online service is normally updated at two-month intervals. To ensure subscribers are fully informed and kept right up-to-date of all current changes, every update details news and changes, since the previous issue.
For further information on Network Rail Company Standards please contact IHS.