Background
Lenoir Services, a Visotec group company, was asked to implement the RATP's new "Trait d'Union" visual identity, launched to rejuvenate its image and improve passenger reception at all stations in the Paris network. Our teams implemented this concept by night in over 200 metro and suburban rail stations.
Execution
Lenoir Services / Visotec set up a special team, which for 24 months studied, manufactured and installed by night all the necessary light signage elements, as well as the new design and signage for all passenger information counters (indoor and outdoor) and all automatic ticket machines.
Lastly, we installed decoration elements in coloured PMMA by applying them to the wall tiles along passenger routes.
Focus
The project’s key points
- Optimising installation times.
- Complex night work (hours, access, security), all across the RATP network.
- Compliance with safety and quality rules.
- Coordinating an ambitious project.
- Managing numerous contingencies.
Results
The 24-month project was completed on-scheduled. It required meticulous coordination, so that the worksite could move forward day and night. We took up this challenge by mobilising more than 30 people on the workstream, and more than ten installers every night, whose mission it was to carry out different tasks inside the stations, swiftly and efficiently.
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