Acoustic Railway Fencing
To reduce noise and light pollution for residents living nearby to the railway, we can supply and install acoustic fencing systems. This will reduce the impact of light and noise pollution for local residents whilst also providing a high level of security.
Palisade Railway Fencing
Palisade fencing provides a high level of security to railway stations up and down the country. We supply and install robust, long-lasting palisade fencing that is the ideal deterrent against vandalism and crime.
GRP Fencing
GRP fencing is a non-conducting, maintenance-free and cost-effective alternative to wooden or metal fencing. As GRP extremely low electrical conductivity & low thermal conductivity, GRP fencing is ideal when securing OLE (powerline) structures often found in railway premises.
Railway Station Requirements
Vandalism is a significant problem for the rail industry both inside the station itself and trackside. Not only does this vandalism run the risk of causing train delays, injuries, derailments and sometimes even fatal injuries, but there is also a direct cost to repair and replace whatever has been vandalised. Here are some of the most important security requirements for railway stations:
- Protection of the station itself.
- Protection of the station’s assets, including bike racks, car parks, etc.
- Securing access into staff-only areas of the station.
- Fare evasion, vandalism, anti-social behaviour, attempted suicide and more must be alleviated.
- Safe separation of pedestrian & vehicular traffic
- The car park must be secured and access must be controlled
- Bike storage must be secured and access must be controlled
- Power, HVAC systems and fuel storage must be controlled.
- Depots, & signalling equipment must be secured and access should be controlled.
- Staff only buildings and out-buildings must be secured and access must be controlled.
- Pedestrian crossings must be secured and access must be controlled.
- Noise pollution must be mitigated.
Railway Trackside Requirements
Security fencing plays a vital role in securing things trackside. It not only prevents trespassers, but it can also deter vandalism. Here are some of the most important security requirements for railway trackside:
- Pedestrian crossings must be secured and access must be controlled.
- Theft, vandalism and accidents that result in the disruption of service must be secured against.
- Unauthorised access trackside by people and large animals must be secured against.
- Depots, & signalling equipment must be secured and access should be controlled.
- Communications, power & fuel supplies must be secured and access should be controlled.
- Noise pollution must be mitigated.