Committed To Rail
Ensuring Smooth & Efficient Rail Operations
Equipment Warning
Our varied portfolio includes a wide range of Track Warning Systems that play a vital role in improving worker safety, work efficiency and productivity on your projects. We advise on the best set up and type of warning for your project focussing on giving you value for money, keeping costs as low as possible, and your staff safe using either Automatic Track Warning System (ATWS), Semi-Automatic Track Warning System (SATWS), and Lookout Operated Warning System (LOWS) to provide audible and visual warnings to track workers of approaching trains or on-track vehicles. This allows them to move to safe locations, mitigating the risk of accidents and boosting productivity. We have a commitment to quality and safety, which ensures that every installation meets the highest standards.
Exclusive partner of Schweizer Electronics
InRail Canada are delighted to be the exclusive partner of Schweizer Electronics, offering you access to the highest integrity safety warning systems in the world. Together, we have invested in state-of-the-art technology that enhances safety and productivity, ensuring smooth and efficient rail operations. InRail Canada’s experienced professionals handle everything from site surveys and safe work planning to the installation and operation of Schweizer electronics world class, SIL 4 rated warning systems.
We take a personalized approach, customizing our solutions to meet your specific project requirements, regardless of the scale. From planning to completion, our focus remains on delivering exceptional service, enhancing safety, and optimizing productivity.
We understand the significance of daylight working in increasing safety, efficiency, and cost savings for contractors. With Track Warning Systems in place, productivity during daylight can surge by over 100%, resulting in a huge upside in work efficiency. These systems, which can be combined with geofencing technology, ensure the safety of the workforce, and reduce setup and take-down time, optimizing the time spent on essential tasks.
