Case Studies | Clemtech

Client Case Study

Greater Anglia – Class 317/321 Remote Train Monitoring (RTM) Retro-Fit Programme

Challenges:

Overview – Provision of an in-house Clemtech Project Engineer with experience of retro-fit sub-system modifications, to provide support to Greater Anglia’s time critical Remote Train Monitoring installations on the Class 317 and Class 321

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Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) – Class 377/1-4 C62 Refresh

Challenges:

Overview – Supply of 32 temporary workers at Selhurst Depot for the 4 car / 1 week programme

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Siemens – Class 444/450 Desiro Reconfiguration and Modification project

Challenges:

Overview – Supply of 200 semi-skilled and skilled temporary workers at Eastleigh Works depot

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Client Case Study

Consultancy Services – Franchise Bid Support

Challenges:

Utilising our pool of Associates we have supported numerous Franchise Bid teams.

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Major Train Operating Company – Resourcing 27 x Vehicle Maintainers within a time critical window

Challenges:

12 weeks to deliver 27 Vehicle Maintainers in time for pre-booked training package.
Later training package could not be accommodated as the ToC were due to receive new vehicles and would not be able to put them into service without vehicle maintainers.

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Major Train Operating Company – In-house Refresh of Electric Multiple Units (EMU’s)

Challenges:

Modern Rolling Stock originally specified to require very little (but ongoing) cosmetic upkeep and avoid traditional C6 major refurbishment programmes.
Clemtech were approached by the ToC to offer an ‘In-house’ refresh programme to bring back the specified appearance.
1 unit per week turnaround for 154 consecutive weeks for 4 car units. In parallel 1 unit per week turnaround for 3 car units. Both programmes to run alongside existing overhaul / repair activities.

Delivering cost efficiencies, broadened in-house skills and most importantly, greater reliability for passengers as well as thousands of additional seats due to increased availability

ToC recognised at the National Rail Business Awards for ‘Engineering Business Excellence’

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