The Track Tec Group, a leading European manufacturer of materials for the construction of railway superstructure, took part in the 20th Jubilee Conference Modern Technologies and Management Systems in Rail Transport. The next edition of this event was under the National Patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda, and Track Tec Group became its diamond partner.
The conference discussed issues relating to modern technologies in the design, construction, maintenance, diagnosis and operation of railway infrastructure and rolling stock. Topics relating to the certification and approval of various structural system materials were also addressed.
We are convinced that the integration of the industry environment and meetings in a group of experts lead to the continuous development of Polish transport and the emergence of technological solutions that are later used around the world. We are all the more pleased to support this event as a diamond partner,” said Krzysztof Niemiec, Vice President of the Management Board of Track Tec S.A.
NOVKOL is one of the largest transport industry conferences in Poland. Every year it is attended by representatives of PKP S.A. Group companies, universities, as well as design, production and contracting companies that deal with the implementation of modern technologies on the railways.
The NOVKOL conference will last from 1 to 3 December. It is organised by the Cracow Branch of the Association of Engineers and Technicians of Transportation of the Republic of Poland, with the participation of the Cracow University of Technology – Department of Roads, Railways and Traffic Engineering, PKP Polskie Linii Kolejowe S.A., the Małopolska Regional Chamber of Civil Engineers in Cracow and the National Railway Section of SITK RP. The event’s scientific committee includes many professors and doctors from such universities as the Wrocław University of Technology, the Cracow University of Technology, the Warsaw University of Technology, the Rzeszów University of Technology, the University of Szczecin, and the Railway Institute
