Hosted by Let · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Talking about anything and everything about the Light Rail Sector. We will be talking with various members who are in the sector, about topics that include Safety, Innovation, Technology, Careers and Experience.Please like, share, review and subscribe to our Podcasts!For more information about LRSSB head to our website lrssb.org Follow us on LinkedIn and X/Twitter @LightRailssb
Let hosts Let's Talk Light Rail, a business show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode, George Lowder and Carl Williams talk to Carly Swift about the changes to the governance and greater independence of LRSSB and how this will benefit the Light Rail Sector. Please like, share, review and s
In this episode, Carly Swift talks to Carl Williams and Marlene Pearson-McGrath about how the development of the LMS, also known as Skills Hub has progressed and launched and how it will benefit the Light Rail Sector. Pl
In this episode, Carly Swift talks to Connor Hardy, Joshua Keeling and Mark Ashmore about LRSSB’s Heads of Safety Group and how it benefits the Light Rail sector. Please like, share, review and subscribe to our Podcasts!
In this episode, Carly Swift talks to Sue Gray and Craig O’Brien about the importance of reporting safety, health and well-being concerns and also the importance of listening to promote a healthier safety culture and pea
In this episode, Carly Swift talks to Carl Williams and Ian Rowe about how Avansim support the Light Rail Sector with their Simulators and the advanced technology behind it. Please like, share, review and subscribe to ou
In this episode, Carly Swift talks to Sophie Allison, Sarah Singh and Sarah Higgins, about their experiences of managing the work/life balance, the challenges faced by colleagues when it comes to raising a family while e
This is Part 2! We're still in Blackpool, talking about how the LRSSB supported two recent tram extensions in Blackpool and Edinburgh. Carly Swift is joined by two board members; Colin Kerr and Jane Cole. Please like, sh
In this episode, we're in Blackpool, talking about how the LRSSB supported two recent tram extensions in Blackpool and Edinburgh. Carly Swift is joined by two board members; Colin Kerr and Jane Cole. We had so much to ta
In this episode, we're in Manchester talking about the Research, Development and Launch of the National Safety Campaign - Two Lines = STOP! Carly Swift is joined by Joanna Brown from Mindfield and Jamie Swift from LRSSB.
In this episode, we're back on the blue sofa in Birmingham, talking to Mark Ashmore, Head of Safety and Assurance at LRSSB and Tony Stanley, Head of Operations and Safety at West Midlands Metro, about the development of
In this episode, we're at Edinburgh Tram's depot, talking to Marlene Pearson-McGrath and Craig O'Brien, from the LRSSB, about the development of the Learning Management System (LMS) Project and how it will benefit the Li
In this episode, we talk to LRSSB CEO Carl Williams, his career in Light Rail and how LRSSB was born and supports the Light Rail Industry. Please like, share, review and subscribe to our Podcasts! For more information ab
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