Welcome to AND ANOTHER THING from Pandrol, a half-hour podcast where our people and experts in rail infrastructure connect to discuss some of the industry’s biggest issues, trends and developments.
It is #GlobalRecyclingDay and in this episode we centre our discussions around Pandrol's own range of products made from recycled end-of-life tyres. Our Sustainable Resilient Systems (SRS) team talk us through the railway industry's essential role in creating sustainable lifestyles, and helping governments meet their ambitious carbon emission targets. They discuss the steps they have been taking to contribute towards this journey and their thoughts on the future of the railway industry.
We are also lucky enough to hear from our guest speaker from Virginie, who joins us from independent environmental consultancy, CO2 Logic.
Welcome to AND ANOTHER THING, where our people and experts in rail infrastructure connect to discuss some of the industry’s biggest issues, trends and developments.
In this episode we go around the world with our welding team, who discuss various issues encountered by our experts dialling in from the USA, UK, France and Australia
Welcome to AND ANOTHER THING, where our people and experts in rail infrastructure connect to discuss some of the industry’s biggest issues, trends and developments.
In this episode we delve into the fascinating topic of robotics and automation. Our team of experts discuss how robotics has drastically shaped the rail industry to date, and what we can expect to see in the near future.
Brought to you by Pandrol, AND takes the form of our brand-new content hub: a platform of insight and intelligence led by industry leading rail experts.
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Welcome to AND ANOTHER THING, where our people and experts in rail infrastructure connect to discuss some of the industry’s biggest issues, trends and developments.
This first episode tackles the issue of noise and vibration from city centre railways – a critical topic when integration and innovation are key to making our urban spaces fit for modern lifestyles and transport requirements. We discuss how the theory was put into practice in Florence, Italy, with the installation of a city centre tramway just metres away from historical churches and residential buildings.
Brought to you by Pandrol, AND takes the form of our brand-new content hub: a platform of insight and intelligence led by industry leading rail experts.
Visit pandrol.com/AND