Maintenance of Railway Signaling and Telecommunications Systems

Industry-Specific
Digital Skills

Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Duration

40 hours

PRESENTATION

The Course Maintenance of Railway Signaling and Telecommunications Systems offers you a unique opportunity to break into a booming industry with a growing demand for skilled professionals. At a time when the safety and efficiency Since rail transportation is a priority, you will develop essential skills for the interlocking maintenance, blockages y centralized traffic control systems (CTC), as well as track circuits y railroad crossings. In addition, you'll specialize in advanced systems such as ATP y ERTMS, which are essential for security and modern operations. Telecommunications systems are also part of this comprehensive program, ensuring a comprehensive education. The online format allows you to access this knowledge from anywhere, adapting to your personal and professional needs. Become a leader in the industry and open the door to countless job opportunities.

Objectives

– Understand the principles of maintaining interlocks and blocking systems to ensure their proper operation.

– Identify and resolve problems in track circuits and railroad crossings to maintain operational safety.

– Acquire skills for the preventive and corrective maintenance of ATP and ERTMS systems.

– Analyze and evaluate the condition of railway telecommunications systems to optimize their performance.

– Apply effective diagnostic techniques to signaling systems to prevent technical failures.

– Develop maintenance strategies that ensure the continuity and safety of rail service.

– Implement appropriate procedures for monitoring and managing the maintenance of CTC and associated systems.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. MAINTENANCE OF INTERLOCKING SYSTEMS, BLOCKING SYSTEMS, AND CTC 1. Introduction to railway signaling. CMS TSI 2. Interlocking systems. Origins of electrical interlocking systems 3. Electronic interlocking systems 4. Systems Controlled by Interlockings 5. Blocking Systems TEACHING UNIT 2. MAINTENANCE OF TRACK CIRCUITS AND RAILROAD CROSSINGS 1. Introduction to Train Detection Systems. SIL 2. Track circuits separated by insulated rail joints 3. Train detection using axle counters 4. Protection systems using half-barriers 5. Maintenance and troubleshooting at level crossings TEACHING UNIT 3. MAINTENANCE OF SYSTEMS (ATP – ERTMS) 1. Introduction to ATP systems. EBICAB900 system 2. The LZB system. Maintenance 3. ERTMS system. Maintenance 4. Overview of the safety remote control system 5. Remote control subsystems TEACHING UNIT 4. MAINTENANCE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 1. Maintenance of communications cables and fiber optics 2. Transport Networks. Maintenance of Transmission Networks and DWDM Networks 3. Maintenance of Radio Communication Networks. Train-to-Ground and GSM-R 4. Maintenance of Data and Voice Networks and Services 5. Information and Control Systems
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