Tag: EN 50129
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EN 50129:2026 vs EN 50129:2018: What Actually Changed?
If you work with railway signalling safety cases, you’ve probably already asked the question: Do I need to relearn EN 50129 because of the 2026 edition? The short answer is no. Closer than we were. But far less close than we should be given the time and resources invested. And in some respects, the regulatory… Read more
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What Does SIL Mean in Railway Safety Standards?
Safety is a top priority in the railway industry, and one key concept that plays a crucial role in ensuring system reliability is SIL – Safety Integrity Level. But what exactly does SIL mean, and why is it important in railway safety standards? In this post, we’ll break down the fundamentals of SIL, how it… Read more
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The Basics of RAMS in Railway Projects
In the railway industry, ensuring safety and efficiency isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. That’s where RAMS (Reliability, Availability, Maintainability, Safety) comes in. RAMS is a cornerstone methodology used to develop and assess railway systems that meet strict safety and performance standards. In this post, we’ll explore what RAMS is, why it matters, and how… Read more