Welcome to Infinity Training and Assessing

At Infinity Training and Assessing we listen to our customers' needs to establish the most dynamic, cost effective approach to deliver your training and assessment needs. We offer a diverse range of training courses delivered by highly experienced trainers and assessors. Our expert instructors have extensive proven trackside experience covering design, install, test and maintenance.

Our training centre in Horsley Cross is equipped with a vast amount of signalling equipment including two sets of points, HW point machines, Clamplocks, a variety of LED signal heads, banner signals, route lights, ground signals and multi lamp route indicators. We also have six types of track circuits, treadles, signallers panels, a basic Solid State Interlocking and a Route Relay Interlocking all set in a realistic but safe training environment.

We offer a full consultancy service including Professional Head of Signalling services, mentoring services, internal verification and a full administration service.

We recognise each customer has their own unique requirements and we strive to cater for the individuals' needs in a positive manner.

We value all our customers and treat everyone with respect.

 

Latest News

  • Infinity Training joins CIRAS

    As part of our ongoing commitment to achieving NSAR accreditation and maintaining the highest standards within the railway industry, Infinity Training is proud to announce our membership with CIRAS — the Confidential Incident Reporting and Analysis System.

    CIRAS plays a vital role across the rail sector by providing a trusted, independent, and confidential platform through which safety concerns can be raised without fear of judgment or reprisal. By joining CIRAS, Infinity Training reaffirms its dedication to promoting a culture of openness, transparency, and continuous improvement in safety and operational excellence.

    This partnership reinforces our belief that every voice matters, and that creating a safe environment for raising and addressing concerns is essential to ensuring the wellbeing of all who work within the industry.

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  • Celebrating 40 Years in Railway Signalling

    This year, Infinity Training is proud to celebrate a remarkable milestone: our Managing Director’s 40 years of service in the railway signalling profession.

    His journey began as an apprentice with British Rail at Finsbury Park, where he laid the foundations of the knowledge and skills that have carried him through four decades in the industry. Since then, he has played a key role in the design, installation, and testing of signalling systems—helping to improve safety, reliability, and performance across the UK railway network.

    Beyond his project work, he has been instrumental in developing the next generation of signalling professionals, sharing his expertise and mentoring countless colleagues. A great achievement has been designing and setting up a fully equipped practical signalling area at the Infinity Training Centre. This unique facility provides delegates with a hands-on learning environment, preparing them for real-world challenges and enabling them to build skills to the highest standard.

    This milestone reflects not only his personal commitment, hard work, and dedication but also the values we strive for at Infinity Training. We are proud to recognise his contribution and look forward to continuing to build on this foundation for the future.

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    New Points Switches

    An exciting day with our new A switch arriving at Infinity Training, many thanks to all those who helped to make this happen for us. The new switch will be controlled by our RRI interlocking and powered by an IBCL, providing additional courses for our delegates to attend and practice, enhancing their existing skills.

    This is our third full switch at our training centre and complements the existing A switch which is powered by Clamplocks and D switch which has tubular stretcher bars and an HW point machine.

     

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