
SIGNALLING INSTALLATION
SJM Rail delivers comprehensive signalling installation services tailored to the specific requirements of each project. We provide end-to-end solutions, from the development of site integrity agreements and relevant signalling works packages through to the preparation of detailed as-built site surveys.
Our installation division provides clients with an integrated approach to signalling works, combining experienced personnel, project management and technical expertise to deliver efficient, high-quality outcomes.
Our Capabilities
Our signalling installation services include, but are not limited to:
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Project Management & Workforce Provision: Management and coordination of signalling installation works, supported by dedicated, appropriately accredited personnel operating in accordance with client requirements and under the direction of SJM Rail's onsite representative.
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Correlation & Site Surveys: Undertaking correlation activities and site surveys in accordance with project requirements.
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Points & Turnout Renewals: Renewal of railway points and replacement of turnouts.
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Signalling Infrastructure Installation: Procurement and installation of signalling infrastructure in accordance with client specifications and project requirements.
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Civil & Mechanical Works: Delivery of associated civil and mechanical works, including pit and pipe installation, channel iron and ground frames.
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Termination & Testing: Termination and testing of signalling infrastructure.
Project Management & Design Support
SJM Rail provides project management services, working closely with clients to coordinate project requirements and develop and manage dedicated works programs.
Through our established alliance partners, we can also provide signalling design services, from concept through to detailed design, including signalling and operational functional specifications.
Our integrated approach enables clients to access a comprehensive range of signalling installation services through a single, coordinated delivery team.


