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Consents and Assurance

Network Rail consents, prepared and managed through.

Network Rail Landlord's Consent, listed building consent, design submissions and Entry into Service support for station works.

ES4 submissions, Landlord's Consent, listed building consent and Inspection and Test Plans.

Consents and Assurance

Requirement

Consents and an assurance route before Entry into Service

Work on the railway needs the right consents and an assurance route before it can enter service. Someone has to prepare the submissions and manage them through.

TDM prepares the submissions and manages them through. Final approval sits with Network Rail, the local planning authority or the relevant assurance body.

Consents and assurance routeTDM prepares ES4 design submissions for Approval in Principle, Landlord's Consent applications to Network Rail and, where a station is listed, listed building consent managed in parallel. Inspection and Test Plans are completed through installation and commissioning, and the Entry into Service documentation brings the system into operational use.Design acceptanceConsentsInstallationInto serviceES4 designSubmitted for Approval inPrincipleLandlord's ConsentNetwork Rail, with its conditionsListed building consentWhere the station is listedITPsInspection and TestPlansEntry into ServiceInto operational useManaged in parallelES4 designSubmitted for Approval in PrincipleLandlord's ConsentNetwork Rail, with its conditionsListed building consentWhere the station is listedITPsInspection and Test PlansEntry into ServiceInto operational use

What TDM prepares

Submissions from Approval in Principle to Entry into Service

  • Design acceptance. ES4 design submissions for Approval in Principle.
  • Landlord’s Consent. Applications to Network Rail for works on its property, including conditional consents and the conditions that follow.
  • Listed building consent. Where a station is listed, consent applications managed alongside the Network Rail process.
  • Track access. Safe Work Packs developed with Network Rail Asset Protection for cabling under and alongside the track, as on a multi-station Help Point replacement.
  • Inspection and Test Plans. ITPs completed through installation and commissioning.
  • Entry into Service. The documentation and evidence that brings the system into operational use.
Diagram of the design, consent and assurance documents TDM prepares for station works

Scope

Landlord's Consent, listed building consent and Entry into Service

  • ES4 designs for Approval in Principle
  • Network Rail Landlord's Consent applications
  • Listed building consent management
  • Inspection and Test Plans
  • O&M submissions
  • Entry into Service support
  • Network Rail engineering assurance for communications schemes

Projects

Consents and Assurance case studies

  • New TDM two-button Help Point installed at a station

    SWR, Stations across the SWR network

    Network Help Point renewal

    Network-wide renewal of Help Points with TDM Standard GSM two-button units, from survey to handover, with TDM NIS configured and commissioned.

  • Ivybridge platform with a new CCTV camera and CIS display on a gallows bracket

    GWR, Ivybridge station, Devon

    Ivybridge integrated station systems

    CCTV, customer information system displays and Help Points delivered as one installation under ES4 and ES5 design and Network Rail Landlord's Consent.

  • EMR, Stations across the EMR network, including Great Coates and Swineshead

    Multi-station Help Point replacement

    Replacement Help Points at 17 stations, including new low-voltage cable routes under and alongside the track at Great Coates and Swineshead.

All Consents and Assurance case studies

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Something else

If the work does not fit one of these routes, send a short general enquiry.

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