Alstom in Ukraine
Alstom CEE Region has had an Engineering centre of Digital & Integrated Systems in Ukraine since 2012
The office in Kharkiv is an Engineering centre for modern rail traffic control solutions with over 35 highly qualified Ukrainian engineers. Front office in Kyiv was established in June 2018 to support rolling stock projects, including electric locomotives, and sourcing activities connected with local and international projects.
The modernization of 123 km long Krasnograd – Lozovaja section (Kyiv – Donetsk line) was the first project in the Ukraine. For these years, the Ukrainian Site has designed, manufactured, installed and serviced a broad range of rail traffic control equipment and has taken part in many projects, such as: Baku-Kesik Corridor in Azerbaijan, North-South Corridor and Turkmenbashi International Sea Port in Turkmenistan; Marakand-Karshi in Uzbekistan, Zhezkazgan-Saksaulska in Kazakhstan, Falkenberg Station in Sweden, Airag-Orkhonin Mongolia, as well as the electrification and modernization of Ukrainian railways.
Turkmenbashi International Sea Port was the most complicated project that the Ukraine site has delivered so far. Its scope covered an advanced technological solution with capacity of around 90 turnouts and a hump yard retarder system.
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Electrification of Ukrainian Railways
In preparation for the European Football Championship in 2012, Alstom successfully delivered an important project in the territory of Ukraine and equipped the Krasnograd-Lozovaya section (110,5 km, 7 stations, 79 points, 1 level crossing) of the Southern railroad with modern rail traffic control systems.
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Turkmenistan International Sea Port Construction
It is no overstatement to point out that this large-scale infrastructure project is of strategic importance for all the countries of the Central Asian region and the Caspian Basin, as its implementation contributes to their active integration into the international economic relations system, increasing Turkmenistan's role as an important transit centre. The new International Seaport combines ferry, passenger and cargo terminals. In addition, there are shipbuilding and ship repair plants. The total length of berths, which can simultaneously serve 17 vessels, is more than 1,800 metres.
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Engineering services for RSA Project (Melbourne metro)
The Rail Systems Alliance (RSA) will perform the design, supply, installation, testing, integration and commissioning activities in relation to train and power control systems, operational control systems, conventional and High Capacity Signalling.
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Riga pass reconstruction (Rail Baltica Latvia Phase 1)
Rail Baltica will provide a fast rail connection between the Baltic capitals every two hours. Rail Baltica high-speed trains from Tallinn to Warsaw and from Tallinn to Vilnius are estimated to run four times per day. Up to ten trains per day will run on Vilnius-Kaunas-Warsaw route. Two night-trains on the route Tallinn-Riga-Kaunas-Warsaw-Berlin and Vilnius-Kaunas-Warsaw-Berlin. Travelers will be able to reach Riga International Airport from the Riga Central Station in around 10 minutes, with a minimum of one train running every 30 minutes.
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Engineering services for Pink and Yellow Line Monorail
Alstom will design and supply the mechanical and electrical components for the two Monorail lines and deliver a combined total of 72, four-car Innovia Monorail 300 trains equipped with Cityflo 650 automatic train control technology for driverless operation.
Working at Alstom in Ukraine
If you want to make railway rolling stock and infrastructure move, welcome to Alstom in Ukraine. We are open to new people to whom we offer a good job, training, professional career growth and a full social package. The company annually hires graduates of universities and vocational schools.
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