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# design wayside signalling interlockings — Project Manager

As a Project Manager overseeing rail signalling projects, 'designing wayside signalling interlockings' isn’t about *doing* the detailed design yourself – that’s for specialist Signalling Engineers. It means understanding enough of the process to effectively manage its delivery within your project scope, budget and timeline. You’ll be reviewing deliverables like route diagrams, aspect charts (showing what signals display), and interlocking logic documents to ensure they align with overall system requirements and safety standards. Expect tasks like facilitating design reviews with the signalling team, tracking progress against the design schedule, managing changes to the interlocking design (which can have huge cost/time implications), and escalating technical risks related to the interlocking’s functionality or integration with other systems.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: CORE / DOAB (open-access HR & organisational research).
