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PSV services for UiG applications in the Stuttgart digital node

DB Projekt Stuttgart-Ulm GmbH

Stuttgart, May 2024 to ongoing
DSTW Digital Interlocking-CBTC

Acceleration of the UiG process through the independent review of evidence of equal safety and explicit risk assessment by a PSV-GS/RA.

With the Stuttgart digital node, Deutsche Bahn is equipping a major railway junction in Germany with digital control-command and signalling system for the first time. In addition, the operational regulations are being further developed. The DKS is thus laying essential foundations and making an important contribution to the digitalisation of the railway in Germany.

 

For the first time, a major German railway junction is being equipped with digital interlockings, the European Train Control System (ETCS) Level 2 and other digital technologies. As various technologies are being used for the very first time, there are numerous deviations from the rules and regulations that have to be assessed and approved as part of internal company authorisations (UiG). As part of the UiG processes for the area of signalling systems, CERSS Kompetenzzentrum Bahnsicherungstechnik GmbH works with NEXTRAIL, confirms the proof of equal safety or explicit risk assessment and issues an assessment report. This means that the regional railway operations manager can approve the UiG in a timely manner.

Key areas of service

  • Expert report

  • PSV services

  • UiG applications for signalling systems in the DKS

Special features

As part of the UiG processes for signalling systems, CERSS Kompetenzzentrum Bahnsicherungstechnik GmbH works with NEXTRAIL to confirm evidence of equivalent safety or explicit risk assessment and issues an assessment report.

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Contact person

Here you will find your contact person for Safety Management

David Karbe

Teamleader Safety Application Projects
Berlin office
David Karbe is Teamleader Safety Application Projects at NEXTRAIL GmbH and in this position is primarily responsible for functional safety in the railway sector and the associated RAMS management and process harmonisation of laws and standards. As an engineer for planning, consulting and testing in the field of RAMS engineering, he has a high level of expertise in national and international projects in the areas of hazard, risk and CSM analysis, RAMS and project management through to verification and validation. He also has in-depth knowledge of the complex approval processes in the railway sector.