Why work in Railway Signalling
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Railway signalling involves designing and maintaining systems to ensure safe and efficient movement of trains. Some key areas in railway signalling include designing double track junctions, maintaining automatic warning systems that use magnets, creating scheme plans, fitting trains with train protection and warning systems, and developing automatic train protection technologies. Railway signalling work contributes to safer transportation networks.
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