Amaro attends the IRSE York Section Dinner in March 2020

In the midst of what is undoubtedly a very serious and concerning situation, Amaro Signalling attended the Institution of Railway Signal Engineers’ York Section dinner.

Held at the simply incredible National Railway Museum in the heart of York, this event proved a great opportunity for our team – including our MD, Michael Ewart – to meet up with current and future colleagues, especially amidst such difficult circumstances.

This year’s event saw Jon Shaw, Chief Engineer at Network Rail, sharing his views on how technology and systems will shape the future of railway signalling. It was a truly informative occasion and great to see so many rail professionals remaining committed to the industry, furthering themselves and their networks in the face of current events.

Close-up of a railway worker wearing a high-visibility orange suit and safety helmet branded 'Amaro,' attentively inspecting or repairing railway tracks, focusing on securing components with specialised gloves.

Amaro keeps country moving over Christmas

While most of you were getting a good night's sleep, opening presents or sitting down for your Christmas dinner, almost 40% of our team were working...

New Starter Announcement featuring Lance Whisselle, Installation Technician at Amaro, with a beard and a thoughtful expression, framed in a circular cutout on a blue graphic background with triangle patterns.

Lance Whisselle joins Amaro as Installation Technician

New starters are coming thick and fast, as we celebrate the second railway professional to join Amaro in 2025.

Three railway workers in high-visibility orange safety gear examining documents and inspecting a complex array of overhead cables in an industrial setting.

Michael Ewart’s first site visit of 2025

Sunday saw our MD, Michael Ewart, carry out his 1st site visit of 2025, joining forces with our HSE Manager, Lewis Matthews, on track in Dorking!