A personal Track Safety (PTS) Certificate is required before any individual is allowed to work on or near a railway line within Network Rail in the UK.
A PTS Medical ensures that railway workers meet the health-related requirements necessary to work on or near a railway line.
Medigold Health are accredited by the Railway Industry Supplier Qualification Scheme (RISQS) for the delivery of our PTS Medicals.
Find out more about our PTS Medicals
Why a PTS Medical?
As per the Railway Group Standard, and to help protect the health of anyone working on or near a railway line who are exposed to obvious and potential hazards to health, we offer a number of rail-specific examinations reflecting the safety-critical nature of the work and the time-bound return to work processes that are so important to TOC productivity
These include:
- Train Drivers TDLCR 2010
- Train Movement RIS-3452-TOM
- Personal Track Safety (PTS) medicals for rail, engineering or construction workers operating on or near active railway lines
- Signal Passed at Dange
- Resumption of Duty Medical
- Special Exam/Report
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