What does railway traffic operation management do?

The work that railway traffic operation management can do includes railway dispatcher, railway operation manager, railway safety manager, railway manager, railway engineer, railway researcher and so on.

1. Railway dispatcher: responsible for dispatching all links of railway transportation, monitoring the operation of railway transportation system and mechanical equipment, coordinating railway transportation resources and carrying out safe production.

2. Railway operation management personnel: responsible for formulating and implementing railway transportation plans, coordinating the work of various departments of the railway system, and promoting the safety, accuracy and efficiency of railway transportation.

3. Railway safety management personnel: responsible for supervising and managing railway safety management, including traffic safety, safety inspection and risk response.

4. Railway management personnel: responsible for internal administrative management of railways, such as recruitment, training, sales and finance.

5. Railway engineer: responsible for designing and developing railway systems, including locomotives, vehicles, signal systems and communication systems.

6. Railway scientific research personnel: responsible for carrying out railway scientific research and technical research, and providing technical support and improvement for the railway system.

Characteristics of railway traffic operation management

1, Diversification: Railway traffic operation management needs to integrate and manage a large number of resources, including vehicles, signals, communications, institutions and data. , and involves knowledge and skills in different fields.

2. High safety: Railway traffic operation is a high-risk job, and managers must attach great importance to safety to ensure the safety of trains and employees.

3. Interdisciplinary: Railway traffic operation management is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary management discipline, which needs to involve a variety of knowledge disciplines, such as physics, machinery, computer, management, transportation and other disciplines.

4. Data and information: Railway traffic management needs to use a lot of data and information, such as train schedules, transportation management systems, information technology, etc. To promote the efficiency and safety of railway transportation.

5. Strong service: Railway traffic operation management needs to pay attention to customer service quality, optimize customer experience and continuously improve the service level of railway transportation.