Lloyd’s Register: Transportation Introducing Lloyd’s Register Transportation

Lloyd’s Register: Transportation

IntroducingLloyd’s Register Transportation


The world is growing and relocating

5bnIn 1987

6bnIn 1998

7bnIn 2011

8bnIn 2025

75%

Of the global population will live in urban areas by 2100

6.3bn people will live in urban areas by

2050


Growth Implications to 2050 (source:OECD/IEA 2013)

25MExtra paved

road kilometres

335,000kmOf new railtrack

$$3 Trillion

Per year (unweighted) for

next 40 years – or 2% of global GDP


National development and prestige requires transport

Politics

6bnIn 1998

Economics

Geography

Transport policy

Cost benefit

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Rail: The glass is either half empty…

• Driven as much by political, social and economic factors as market.

• Emotive: it impacts daily lives, property values.

• Contractual jungle

• High risk, low margin… no place for entrepreneurial spirit

• Pace of progress

• Future uncertainty


...or half full? The next 20 years could bring:• Privatisation

• Urbanisation

• Growing mobility

• Rising oil prices

• Sustainability

• Interoperability

• Technology renaissance


Transparency & innovation improve performance

SafetyTolerance to loss of

life is reducing

Reliability, Availability,

MaintainabilityTransport systems are costly –

this can be mitigated by focusing on system performance


Our transportation business

• Over 400 specialist technical rail Over 400 specialist technical rail engineersengineers

• Independent Assurance, expert advice and Independent Assurance, expert advice and trainingtraining

• Combination of process and domain Combination of process and domain expertiseexpertise

• Mobile workforceMobile workforce

• Rapidly growing capability and Rapidly growing capability and competence in Asia competence in Asia


Who we work with

• Manufacturers• Railway owners /

operators• Governments• Leasing companies• Regulators


Expert advice Assurance

Delivery model


Assurance philosophy

To ensure, from day one of a project, that future construction and operational risks are fully understood with proportionate management plans in place to get things

‘right first time’.


Assurance• Independent Safety Assessment

• Product Certification

• Software assurance

• Independent Verification and Validation

• Vehicle acceptance

• Asset Management

• Notified Body


Expert advice

International teams of highly experienced rail engineers who develop tailored solutions that add value by improving performance and maximising

efficiencies


Expert advice• Systems and design engineering

• Signalling and train control

• Vehicle design

• Fleet performance

• Condition monitoring

• Safety and risk management

• Safety case and product approvals

• Reliability and maintainability

• Human factors

• Railway operations

• Noise, vibration and environmental studies

• Asset management


Training – The Transportation Academy

Courses developed and delivered by industry experts based upon experience of local

requirements


Transportation Academy

• Over 70 courses which provide an environment for transport professionals and their suppliers to:

• Keep up-to-date with regulations, technologies and practices

• Share experiences

• Exchange views

• Improve practices


What we have been up to…


LR Transportation – the next 10 years

• Extending geographic footprint

• Expansion into roads and aviation

• Developing service portfolio:

• Simplifying life for manufacturers

• Holistic support for asset owners

• A complete system engineering capability

Services are provided by members of the Lloyd's Register Group. For further information visit www.lr.org/entities

For more information, please contact:

Paul SellerDirector, Transportation

Lloyd’s Register Group Limited71 Fenchurch StreetLondon, EC3M 4BS

T +44 (0)20 7423 1950E [email protected] w www.lr.org

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Lloyd’s Register: Transportation Introducing Lloyd’s Register Transportation