An engineer’s company, from the tools up.
Electrification Services (UK) is a specialist railway electrification consultancy with a growing digital capability. It was founded by John Riley after more than 25 years in the industry.
Twenty-five years on the overhead line.
John started on the tools and worked his way up to director. Much of that time was spent on the West Coast Main Line, across overhead line equipment and E&P: maintenance and construction, fault management and incident response, technical assurance and asset management.
He set up ESUK to do two things. The first is to give delivery teams senior engineering support. The second is to turn the slow, manual parts of the job into software, so engineers spend their time on engineering. IsoPlan and CoastPlan are the first two products.
The same standards apply to both. We work from the source record, we write our assumptions down, and the engineer makes the decision.
| Experience | More than 25 years in railway electrification |
|---|---|
| Disciplines | Overhead line equipment · E&P |
| Work | Consultancy and digital products |
| Products | IsoPlan · CoastPlan |
| Based | St Helens, Merseyside |
| Company | Electrification Services (UK) Limited, no. 13909502 |
A small, senior team.
You deal with people who have done the work on track.
John Riley
Director · OLE and E&P engineer Railway delivery and technical consultancyFiona Riley
Client and delivery coordination Client and delivery coordinationPlain, traceable, and honest about status.
Decisions recorded against the source.
We capture decisions against the source record as they are made, and state assumptions rather than imply them.
Checks built into the work.
Review and sign-off remain part of the client's governed workflow. ESUK makes review status and decision boundaries clear.
We say what we mean.
Calm, technical and clear about what is finished and what is not. No overstated claims.
Where our experience comes from.
Experience spans mainline maintenance, construction, incident response, technical assurance, asset context and project delivery.
Experience is stated as professional background, not as client endorsement.
Talk to the engineer who builds it.
Use the public contact route for products, demonstrations or railway support.