Timetabling, capacity analysis and operations control. For traffic managers and supervisors who have to keep a network moving once it starts slipping.
A timetable is a promise about capacity, and the interesting part is what happens once it starts slipping. You cover timetabling, capacity analysis and real-time control, weighted towards recovering a service after disruption rather than planning the perfect day.
Train paths, headways, margins, and conflict resolution in timetable design.
Line and junction capacity, utilisation, and bottleneck identification.
Real-time regulation, prioritisation, and control-centre decision making.
Contingency plans, service recovery, and communication during incidents.
Reconciling freight and passenger demands on shared infrastructure.
Punctuality, delay attribution, and operational performance reporting.
Traffic managers, operations supervisors, control-centre staff, and operations planners on freight and passenger railways.
Rail operations, traffic management or planning experience.
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