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Student/Apprentice and Member levels are open to everybody and you can join at these levels on-line. We welcome applications from the UK and overseas.
Corporate membership - Learn more
The PWI is in a unique position to assist and add value to cross company relationships within the rail industry through its Corporate Member scheme.
Heritage corporate membership - Learn more
We welcome corporate members from the heritage rail sector.
Fellowship - Apply here
PWI Fellowship will raise your professional standing within the industry, increase recognition of your expertise and enhance your professional networks.
This is a dedicated area bringing together technical resources for all aspects of rail infrastructure engineering.
Use the menu to the left to access all areas of our Technical Hub.
Our video gallery now streams over 80 of the Network Rail Standardised Task videos.
Meet and share best practice with other rail engineers. Our Sections hold monthly technical meetings throughout the UK.
Click here to view and book meetings. Non-members are welcome. We run highly successful technical seminars that are valid for CPD.
Here is a round up of recent activities in our Sections.
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Journey with the PWI
Professional registration is recognition that an individual’s competence and commitment has been assessed and that they have attained the standard required for admission to the Engineering Council Register at the appropriate level.
It provides a benchmark through which employers, clients and the public can have confidence and trust that registered individuals have met the globally recognised professional standard.
The PWI offers a uniquely tailored journey to professional registration for rail infrastructure engineers to meet the current and future needs of the rail industry.
Tailored for the rail infrastructure engineer
Enhanced focus on safety and commitment to the continuous improvement of staff and system safety.
We welcome any engineer who meets the competence & commitment criteria
A straightforward application process
The following two sheets have been omitted from:
Chapter 9 Switches & Crossings
Section 9.2 Crossing Design & Manufacture
In the editions of:
Understanding Track Engineering first published in 2014, including the e-book, reference PWI 20150414.
These pages have been formatted to A5 and are to follow page 330.
Download the PDF here.
