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(This Schedule reproduces the provisions of Annex I to the High-Speed Directive)
(This Schedule reproduces the provisions of Annex I to the Conventional Directive)
(This Schedule reproduces the provisions of Annex II to the High-Speed Directive)
(This Schedule reproduces Annex II to the Conventional Directive)
SUBSYSTEMS OF THE TRANS-EUROPEAN CONVENTIONAL RAIL SYSTEM
2.1.Infrastructure: The track points, engineering structures (bridges, tunnels, etc.), associated...
2.2.Energy: The electrification system, overhead lines and current collectors.
2.3.Control and command and signalling: All the equipment necessary to...
2.4.Traffic operation and management: The procedures and related equipment enabling...
2.5.Telematics applications: In accordance with Annex I, this subsystem comprises...
2.6.Rolling stock: Structure, command and control system for all train...
2.7.Maintenance: The procedures, associated equipment, logistics centres for maintenance work...
(This Schedule reproduces Annex III to the High-Speed Directive)
ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANS-EUROPEAN HIGH-SPEED RAIL SYSTEM
1.1.1.The design, construction or assembly, maintenance and monitoring of safety-critical...
1.1.2.The parameters involved in the wheel/rail contact must meet the...
1.1.3.The components used must withstand any normal or exceptional stresses...
1.1.4.The design of fixed installations and rolling stock and the...
1.1.5.Any devices intended to be handled by users must be...
1.2.Reliability and availability The monitoring and maintenance of fixed or...
1.3.1.Materials likely, by virtue of the way they are used,...
1.3.2.Those materials must be selected, deployed and used in such...
1.4.1.The repercussions on the environment of the establishment and operation...
1.4.2.The materials used in the trains and infrastructures must prevent...
1.4.3.The rolling stock and energy-supply systems must be designed and...
1.5.Technical compatibility The technical characteristics of the infrastructures and fixed...
2.1.1.Safety Appropriate steps must be taken to prevent access to...
2.2.1.Safety Operation of the energy-supply systems must not impair the...
2.2.2.Environmental protection The functioning of the energy-supply systems must not...
2.2.3.Technical compatibility The electricity supply systems used throughout the trans-European...
2.3.1.Safety The control and command and signalling installation and procedures...
2.3.2.Technical compatibility All new high-speed infrastructures and all new high-speed...
2.4.1.Safety The rolling-stock structures and those of the links between...
2.4.2.Reliability and availability The design of the vital equipment and...
2.4.3.Technical compatibility The electrical equipment must be compatible with the...
2.4.4.Controls Trains must be equipped with a recording device. The...
2.5.1.Health The technical installations and the procedures used in the...
2.5.2.Environmental protection The technical installations and the procedures used in...
2.5.3.Technical compatibility The maintenance installations on high-speed trains must be...
2.6.1.Health Operation of the trans-European high-speed rail system must remain...
2.6.2.Environmental protection Operation of the trans-European high-speed rail system must...
2.7.1.Safety Alignment of the network operating rules and the qualifications...
2.7.2.Reliability and availability The operation and maintenance periods, the training...
2.7.3.Technical compatibility The alignment of the operating rules of the...
(This Schedule reproduces Annex III to the Conventional Directive)
ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANS-EUROPEAN CONVENTIONAL RAIL SYSTEM
1.1.1.The design, construction or assembly, maintenance and monitoring of safety-critical...
1.1.2.The parameters involved in the wheel/rail contact must meet the...
1.1.3.The components used must withstand any normal or exceptional stresses...
1.1.4.The design of fixed installations and rolling stock and the...
1.1.5.Any devices intended to be handled by users must be...
1.2.Reliability and availability The monitoring and maintenance of fixed or...
1.3.1.Materials likely, by virtue of the way they are used,...
1.3.2.Those materials must be selected, deployed and used in such...
1.4.1.The environmental impact of establishment and operation of the trans-European...
1.4.2.The materials used in the trains and infrastructure must prevent...
1.4.3.The rolling stock and energy-supply systems must be designed and...
1.4.4.Operation of the trans-European conventional rail system must respect existing...
1.4.5.Operation of the trans-European conventional rail system must not give...
1.5.Technical compatibility The technical characteristics of the infrastructure and fixed...
2.1.1.Safety Appropriate steps must be taken to prevent access to...
2.2.1.Safety Operation of the energy-supply systems must not impair the...
2.2.2.Environmental protection The functioning of the electrical or thermal energy-supply...
2.2.3.Technical compatibility The electricity/thermal energy supply systems used must: enable...
2.3.1.Safety The control and command and signalling installations and procedures...
2.3.2.Technical Compatibility All new infrastructure and all new rolling stock...
2.4.1.Safety The structure of the rolling stock and of the...
2.4.2.Reliability and availability The design of the vital equipment, of...
2.4.3.Technical compatibility The electrical equipment must be compatible with the...
2.4.4.Controls Trains must be equipped with a recording device. The...
2.5.1.Health and safety The technical installations and the procedures used...
2.5.2.Environmental protection The technical installations and the procedures used in...
2.5.3.Technical compatibility The maintenance installations for conventional rolling stock must...
2.6.1.Safety Alignment of the network operating rules and the qualifications...
2.6.2.Reliability and availability The maintenance operations and periods, the training...
2.6.3.Technical compatibility Alignment of the network operating rules and the...
2.7.1.Technical compatibility The essential requirements for telematics applications guarantee a...
2.7.2.Reliability and availability The methods of use, management, updating and...
2.7.3.Health The interfaces between these systems and users must comply...
2.7.4.Safety Suitable levels of integrity and dependability must be provided...
CONFORMITY AND SUITABILITY FOR USE OF INTEROPERABILITY CONSTITUENTS
MINIMUM CRITERIA WHICH MUST BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT BY THE MEMBER STATES WHEN NOTIFYING BODIES
1.The body, its Director and the staff responsible for carrying...
3.The body must employ staff and possess the means required...
4.The staff responsible for the checks must possess: proper technical...
5.The independence of the staff responsible for the checks must...
6.The body must take out civil liability insurance unless that...
7.The staff of the body are bound by professional secrecy...
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