Infinity Training and Assessing have decided to temporarily postpone our technical training courses and assessments due to the Coronavirus situation. As a responsible training provider we feel that immediate action is required for the safety of our customers and staff. New dates will be planned in when it is safe to do so.

Any office based work will still be carried out as required and we will be working from our office at home. If you need to speak to us please call 07845 056558.

We hope that our customers understand that the decision we have made is in the best interests of both our customers and staff.

During the last year Infinity Training has assessed in excess of 350 railway signalling engineers for a variety of installation and SMTH competences. In addition to this we have completed over 150 IRSE logbook reviews providing delegates with suggested improvements and positive feedback.

Our continuous review of SMTH logbook slips also assists in providing standardisation across the railway industry and provides individuals with the opportunity to discuss technical problems and issues that have occurred and how these can be prevented.

Infinity Training is also proactively feeding information back to Network Rail where errors or omissions have been found within standard documents and we gratefully receive all the latest Technical Instructions and Noticeboards keeping us up to date with technical issues.

During December Infinity Training delivered Reed Track Circuit courses to refresh existing signalling engineers and provided a full initial course for SMTH Team Leaders for the Paddington works over the Christmas Blockade.

At short notice we powered up our old style Reed Track Circuit to allow delegates time to refresh themselves on equipment which is not used as much as it used to be. Delegates were provided with full training, practice testing and a variety of faults providing them with confidence on equipment they had not touched for many years.

Forward thinking employers also requested additional SMTH testers to attend the full Reed Track Circuit course as well allowing them to assist during the blockade and providing more engineers for future Reed track work.