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Conference covers railway compliance
Rail Compliance and Assurance 2006 is to join Drives and Controls, Electrex, AirTech and the first National Electrical and Electronics Directives conference at the Birmingham NEC in May.
Rail Compliance and Assurance 2006 is to join Drives and Controls, Electrex, AirTech and the first National Electrical and Electronics Directives (NEEDS) conference at the Birmingham NEC in May Rail Compliance and Assurance 2006 is a one-day conference run by TUV Product Service, the compliance solutions specialist
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The event is aimed at UK railway professionals involved with compliance and assurance across a wide range of specialisms, including equipment supply, operation, train leasing, infrastructure, maintenance and consultancy.
The conference is intended to be fully interactive, with case study workshops, a range of presentations and a networking session with complimentary refreshments.
Topics to be covered include forthcoming legislation (including the EMC and Interoperability Directives); how to benefit from the Rail Safety Case and Product Acceptance procedures and how computer-aided engineering and Finite Element Analysis can assist with rail compliance and assurance.
Design implications for demonstrating EMC/environmental compliance and assurance will also be considered.
The workshops will explore various case study experiences from organisations that have been frustrated by rail compliance and assurance, as well as those who have achieved it.
The Rail Compliance and Assurance conference takes place on 17th May 2006 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
It will run alongside the NEEDS conference, Drives and Controls, Electrex and AirTech, as well as Mach, Subcon, the engineering subcontractors' show and Product Development 2006 (previously known as Solid Modelling).
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