What still works?
Where is the current package strongest, and where does it feel dated, dense or hard to apply?


Refresh the RRM package into practical, credible and scalable non-technical-skills resources for real rail settings.
Our delivery lens: useful on the ground, credible to industry and adaptable across operators.


An early read from mobilisation and desktop review. These are questions to test with people who use and deliver RRM.
Working hypotheses / not findingsWhere is the current package strongest, and where does it feel dated, dense or hard to apply?
What needs a common national core, and what should adapt to operator context?
Facilitated learning, practical tools, digital resources, leader prompts or a useful mix?
Which roles and rail settings need to influence the design for it to work?


We will bring specific choices and emerging work to the group at the points where its perspective can change the outcome.


A starting map for discussion. Who do we need to hear from, and how should we reach them?


The next 6–8 weeks focus on listening, shaping the resource system and bringing early ideas back for feedback.
Confirm gaps in the stakeholder map and the best route to priority groups. We may then ask ARC members for targeted introductions, short feedback and practical testing.