Peter is Managing Director of Infrasafe with over 40 years’ railway operational and commercial experience firstly with Network Rail, previously Railtrack, before entering the private rail sector. He has extensive knowledge in the planning and implementation of all aspects of track safety operations for major programmes. Peter is also responsible for line marking operations servicing the local authority, road and rail sectors. 

Brian joined the Company in 2009. He has previously worked in marketing and business development roles in the agency and manufacturing sectors with leading construction, local authority and ‘blue chip’ organisations. As Commercial Director, Brian is responsible for sales & marketing, customer service, health & safety and audit management. A CIM professional, Member of the Network Rail Commercial Directors’ Forum, CIRAS Safety Representative and NEBOSH qualified.

Darren joined the Company in 1998 progressing through the ranks to the competences of PICOP and SSOW Planner. Darren is vastly experienced in railway operations; he is responsible for planning safe work systems and assigning safety personnel to each project. He also manages Infrasafe and client rail safety training and assessments including course scheduling and administration.

Tony has over 35 years' railway experience. His role as Senior Track Safety Trainer/ Assessor is to deliver Network Rail approved track safety courses including PTS, TIC and COSS. Through his work within a number of colleges he has helped develop learners’ skills and understanding before they enter the work environment. Additional training delivery includes Shunting and OHL Isolation courses to private sidings and train depot operators. 

Jim is one of the rail industry's most experienced rail safety trainers with a working lifetime dedicated to rail operations, station management and training delivery. Jim has held several key positions dating back to British Rail including station manager at Newcastle Central Station. His role as Track Safety Trainer/ Assessor is to deliver Network Rail approved track safety courses and assessments including Personal Track Safety (PTS) and Controller of Site Safety (COSS) whilst sharing the skills and knowledge he has acquired with the rail workforce of the future.