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Revolutionising project visibility with MTR

The Liverpool Street Station Project consisted of a 10-day railway blockade, with over 270 activities and nearly 200 people working 3 shifts/day.

Using SymTerra, the Liverpool street station became one of the most documented blockades of its kind in the UK.

“The use of SymTerra on the Liverpool Street Station Project allowed MTR to obtain comprehensive visibility over what was happening on site and enabled us to confidently report back to stakeholders on progress. The use of SymTerra also enabled us to review records of the delivered works which proved invaluable during our lessons learnt sessions and future work planning."

Matthew Stimpson, MTREL Project Manager

Key Results

Real Time Project Updates

Comprehensive visibility over what was happening on site to confidently report to stakeholders on progress.

Updates every 12 minutes on average ensured additional resources were deployed to recover lost time.

Simplified Compliance

MTR were able to provide cross-referenced project assurance and work records, exceeding Network Rail requirements.

Commercial Assurance

Over 270 activities successfully completed, documented in over 1200 photos, 700 updates and 50 reports making up a significant volume of project assurance data never before seen on a railway project.

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Rail teams of all sizes are using SymTerra to change their projects for the better. And we have the case studies to prove it.

“Kier uses SymTerra to capture engineering measurements and data, so that the output and communication easily aligns with Network Rail's assurance processes. It's intuitive and easy for the whole team to use.”

Ben Biollo - Operations Manager, Kier

“Just wanted to thank SymTerra for your support, you’re really making my job hundred times easier!”

Pasquale Intrieri - Assistant Project Manager, Cleshar