Rail
Rail estates run to timetables and strict access rules. We plan cleaning, maintenance and security cover around traffic hours and possessions, with competencies and site access arrangements agreed before attendance. Scope and delivery arrangements are confirmed following a site review.
Work around operating hours
Attendance planned against traffic hours, possessions and station footfall.
Controlled site access
Inductions, escorting and access requirements agreed with your team in advance.
Presentation and safety
Platforms, concourses, welfare and depot buildings kept clean, lit and safe.
How a rail estate is covered
Cleaning, maintenance and security cover are planned around traffic hours, possessions and station footfall.
- 01Platform and concourse cleaning
- 02Welfare and depot buildings
- 03Work around traffic hours
- 04Possession planning
- 05Lighting and fabric upkeep
- 06Security cover
- 07Waste and litter management
- 08Attendance records
Planned against the timetable
Attendance is scheduled against traffic hours, footfall peaks and planned possessions, so work is done when it can be done safely rather than when it is convenient.
Access agreed in advance
Inductions, competencies and site access requirements are agreed with your team before attendance, and recorded for each person who attends.
Presentation and safety together
Platforms, concourses, welfare facilities and depot buildings are held on one schedule covering cleanliness, lighting, and the condition of surfaces the public walk on. Scope and delivery arrangements are confirmed following a site review.
- Cleaning records by area and shift
- Access and competency records per attendance
- Lighting and fabric inspection outcomes
- Reactive jobs with completion notes