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Included as standard

Expiry is a date, not an opinion

Medical fitness and licensing are the hardest stops in the safety case: if either has expired, the person does not sign on. Rail Intel holds both as dated records with expiry monitoring, so the stop is enforced by the system rather than remembered by a person.

Medical records and fitness status

Medical records carry fitness status, the issuing clinician and the expiry date. A status of unfit or an expired medical marks the employee as not safe to work, which surfaces on the dashboard and in reporting rather than waiting to be noticed.

The company Medicals page gives the position across the workforce, including which medicals are due within the next 30 days.

Recording a new medical for occupational health and ORR medicals.
Recording a new medical for occupational health and ORR medicals.

Driving licences and categories

Train driving licences are held with the front and back images, licence number, issue and expiry dates and the categories carried. Renewal warnings appear ahead of expiry with the number of days remaining.

Train driving licence record with images, number and expiry.
Train driving licence record with images, number and expiry.
The categories carried on the licence.
The categories carried on the licence.

Complementary certificates

The complementary certificate (Part B) is held alongside the licence, covering the infrastructure, traction and routes the driver is certified for.

Complementary certificate details held with the licence.
Complementary certificate details held with the licence.
Certificate coverage across traction and routes.
Certificate coverage across traction and routes.

Everything here is included

These capabilities are part of core Rail Intel, gated only by the permissions you assign. Optional modules extend them further.