Nedtrain Loopwerkbedrijf Haarlem Review

Visited during the open day of the 180-year track in the Netherlands. Impressive all those buildings, halls and trains under maintenance (VIRM in 2019).

Bought a summer tour ticket to travel from Amsterdam South to Den Bosch but nevertheless accidentally checked in with our OV chip card. Upon returning home I immediately called ns and I got a very friendly lady on the line who immediately made it right.
Within 2 weeks the overpaid amount ( 31) will be on my account. How nice! Top service from the ns!

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What a beautiful workplace !. I am happy to have had a look at the open day here.

Production line of the modernization of the VIRM trains seen. Very impressed by this logistics tour de force.

Modern workplace, normally not open to the public, which is actually a missed opportunity. In my opinion, they should offer guided tours here on a regular basis, for example in the weekends.

Nice work place. Heavily impressed by the tight planning and clean working environments

Here all trains are modernized and restored after collisions.

We had to be there for track maintenance.
So only going up to the track.
We received all cooperation to be able to access it with your car and materials as much as possible.
On the terrain.
Hats off to the security who took care of it.
Big business.
Maintenance and renewal of trains.
Very busy terrain.
Lots of exercise and activity.
Well maintained grounds.
Neat for each other.

I ve been here on the open day and it was amazing to know and see how the things work from the inside of NS.

Stuff brought
Nice staff good coffee

Beautiful here I saw how all trains were beautifully renovated

Living in the UK, I'm familiar with the railways over here, so to see how the Nederlandse Spoorwegen's trains are maintained and their upgrade was thoroughly interesting, especially at the Great Western Mainline's being upgraded at the same time!

Here I am with the ns make a wish. Been
I really enjoyed seeing it there

Photos
From trains

Visits are normally not allowed. My visit was during the NS Open Day in Haarlem. It was an impressive experience. Trainsets were checked for damage with drones.

A fantastically organized open day with a well-defined course and explanation of various parts, an advertisement for the company