The CBRNe4rail project, coordinated by the UIC Security Department, is currently collecting input from railway stakeholders through an online survey.

The objective is to identify current needs, gaps, and good practices to strengthen preparedness and response to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and explosive (CBRNe) threats at railway stations.

The survey is open to rail professionals working in station management, security, emergency response, operations, and maintenance. Since the activity is co-funded by the EU, we are especially interested in responses from UIC members from Europe to ensure the results reflect regional priorities.

Responses are anonymous and will be treated confidentially.

The survey remains open until 30 September 2025 and is available online here or by scanning the QR code.

Thank you in advance for supporting this important effort to strengthen railway station preparedness!

Stay informed on the project website or by following the latest updates on LinkedIn.