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Links
This page is the start of a list of other websites that have links to the Institution.
Railway Study Association
– A forum in Great Britain for promoting a broad understanding of all aspects of the railway industry.
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK)
– It aims to be the focus for professional excellence, the development of the most relevant and effective techniques in logistics and transport, and the development of policies which respond to the challenges of a changing world.
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers
– Improving the world through engineering.
The Railway Engineers Forum
The Railway Engineers Forum (REF) is a multi-disciplinary body drawn from the Professional Institutions with strong railway interests:
- Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
- Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET)
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
- Institution of Railway Operators (IRO)
- Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE)
- Permanent Way Institution (PWI)
- Railway Civil Engineers Association (RCEA)
- Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)
The aim of the REF is to harmonise the various strengths of the constituent Institutions in devising and implementing their programme of activities in support of the railway community. This will encompass such activities as conferences, seminars, lectures, training, information services, publications and statements of policy to Government and other Regulatory Body policies. The harmonisation process will aim to avoid duplication or duplication of events, to promote joint ventures whenever this is advantageous and to maximise the visibility of such activities to the widest possible audience.
Glasgow Caledonian University
- Is one of the largest universities in Scotland, offering a wide range of learning, research and knowledge transfer opportunities on a national and international basis.
WELCOME TO THE YOUNG RAILWAY PROFESSIONALS
"To endorse Institution organised events which seek to inspire professionals and encourage networking."
Young Railway ProfessionalsThe Young Railway Professionals have come to together through the younger members' sections of the Rail Engineers Forum (REF), which is comprised of the Institution of Railway Operators (IRO), Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE), Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) and Permanent Way Institution (PWI).
It is our aim to inspire young professionals to see the wider rail industry and understand the deeper perspective on their role within the railway. We also hope to assist young professionals to network and build up links across the industry, benefiting your career in the long-term.
What are we doing together:
- Joint combined calendar, where all members can pick and choose events, conferences and speeches from across the railway spectrum.
- Joint international visits, where costs can be kept down and greater international contacts can be accessed through the increased diversity. The first international trip was a three day event in Munich in November 2009.
- Combined social and networking events – including our annual Black Tie Dinner, where members can come together and celebrate the past years achievements and look ahead to the challenges ahead.
Links
This page is the start of a list of other websites that have links to the Institution.
Railway Study Association
– A forum in Great Britain for promoting a broad understanding of all aspects of the railway industry.
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK)
– It aims to be the focus for professional excellence, the development of the most relevant and effective techniques in logistics and transport, and the development of policies which respond to the challenges of a changing world.
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers
– Improving the world through engineering.
The Railway Engineers Forum
The Railway Engineers Forum (REF) is a multi-disciplinary body drawn from the Professional Institutions with strong railway interests:
- Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
- Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET)
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE)
- Institution of Railway Operators (IRO)
- Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE)
- Permanent Way Institution (PWI)
- Railway Civil Engineers Association (RCEA)
- Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)
The aim of the REF is to harmonise the various strengths of the constituent Institutions in devising and implementing their programme of activities in support of the railway community. This will encompass such activities as conferences, seminars, lectures, training, information services, publications and statements of policy to Government and other Regulatory Body policies. The harmonisation process will aim to avoid duplication or duplication of events, to promote joint ventures whenever this is advantageous and to maximise the visibility of such activities to the widest possible audience.
Glasgow Caledonian University
- Is one of the largest universities in Scotland, offering a wide range of learning, research and knowledge transfer opportunities on a national and international basis.
WELCOME TO THE YOUNG RAILWAY PROFESSIONALS
"To endorse Institution organised events which seek to inspire professionals and encourage networking."
Young Railway ProfessionalsThe Young Railway Professionals have come to together through the younger members' sections of the Rail Engineers Forum (REF), which is comprised of the Institution of Railway Operators (IRO), Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE), Institution of Engineering & Technology (IET) and Permanent Way Institution (PWI).
It is our aim to inspire young professionals to see the wider rail industry and understand the deeper perspective on their role within the railway. We also hope to assist young professionals to network and build up links across the industry, benefiting your career in the long-term.
What are we doing together:
- Joint combined calendar, where all members can pick and choose events, conferences and speeches from across the railway spectrum.
- Joint international visits, where costs can be kept down and greater international contacts can be accessed through the increased diversity. The first international trip was a three day event in Munich in November 2009.
- Combined social and networking events – including our annual Black Tie Dinner, where members can come together and celebrate the past years achievements and look ahead to the challenges ahead.
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