Rail access points

[Stuart-h]

Bit of a long shot but does any one know of any links to network rail acess points at all?

 

[carriageline]

May be a silly question, but why do you need to know precisely?

 

[Stuart-h]

My bad i didnt make my self clear. I work on the railway.

 

[GB]

What is it you need exactly?

 

[Stuart-h]

Just car acess points.

 

[LBSCR Times]

Ask the local MOM.

 

[Tomnick]

If it's something that you need, then it's something that your employer ought to provide rather than expecting you to fish around on web forums for it. If nothing else, how are you expected to work safely after getting onto the line at an unfamiliar access point with no instruction from whoever's planned the work?

 

[Stuart-h]

That's fair enough Tom

 

[GB]

Theres a document called the emergency plan which is produced by Network Rail. Its in diagram format a bit like the sectional appendix but lists access points, level crossings and bridges. If this is what your after then speak to your line manager who should be able to get you a copy.

 

[IanXC]

If this information is required for your job role, I'm not entirely clear why you wouldn't have it provided?

In any case, I don't think posting such a link on the forum would be wise.