Key Challenges in Implementation

Railway systems demand rigorous safety documentation across long-life assets. Implementing CENELEC standards requires precise traceability between hazards, safety requirements, architectures, and V&V evidence. However, projects typically involve multiple contractors, resulting in fragmented documentation and inconsistent processes. Integrating software, signalling hardware, and control systems across suppliers makes configuration management painful. Many rail teams must reconcile outdated documents, incomplete hazard logs, or missing verification reports during audits, threatening certification timelines and contractual obligations.

Relevant Certifications & Standards

• EN 50126 – RAMS
• EN 50128 – Software for control and protection
• EN 50129 – Safety-related electronic systems
• ISO/TS 22163 (IRIS) – Quality management for rail
• CENELEC Standards Suite

Solution

Vecify centralizes RAMS, software, signalling, and system-level evidence into a single traceability model that aligns seamlessly with the CENELEC suite. It connects hazards to architectures, requirements, and V&V activities, ensuring no documentation gaps arise during audits. Multi-contractor collaboration becomes controlled and transparent, and configuration management is handled automatically. Vecify gives rail engineering leaders confidence that every subsystem and supplier stays aligned with EN 5012x requirements, reducing certification risk and protecting project schedules.