ERADIS - Safety Certificates Database

Description

As required by Directive 2004/49/EC, in order to be granted access to the railway infrastructure, a railway undertaking must hold a safety certificate. The award of a safety certificate, gives confirmation that the railway undertaking has established its safety management system and is able to comply with relevant safety standards and rules in order to control risks and operate safely on the network. The safety certificate comprises Part A (confirmation of acceptance of the railway undertaking’s safety management system) and Part B (confirmation of acceptance of the provisions adopted by the railway undertaking to meet specific requirements necessary for the safe operation of the relevant network).

The Statistics allows you to generate a number of detailed reports from the Safety Certificates Database, on the basis of a set of pre-defined filters. A number of the reports may be used to support planning of the safety certification process and supervision process, especially for the cross border operations.

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Name Format Description Link
Statistics: Cross-border operations HTML Open resource
Access the Safety Certificate Database HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of valid Part A Safety Certificates issued within selected period: new, amended, renewed and revoked HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of valid safety certificates HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of valid safety certificates — Parts A and B, domestic vs. cross-border operations, per type of service HTML Open resource
Statistics: Numerical data on safety certification for Annex E of the NSA annual report, section E.1: Safety Certificates according to Directive 2004/49/EC HTML Open resource
Statistics: Certificates Part A vs. certificates Part B HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of valid Part B Safety Certificates: new, amended, renewed and revoked HTML Open resource
Statistics: Certificates Part B vs. certificates Part A HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of total valid Safety Certificates Part A vs. valid Safety Certificates Part A applying for more than one type of services HTML Open resource
Statistics: Number of valid Part B Safety Certificates, international operations vs. total number of Part B certificates, for passenger transport HTML Open resource

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