A number of questions covering the information required to pass a Personal Track Safety course
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Criado por Tom Jakeman
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What is defined as 'on or near the line'
What is defined as 'lineside'
What is a 'Running Line'?
What is a 'position of safety'?
What is an authorized walking route?
How many volts is the OLE?
What distance must you or anything you are holding stay from live OLE?
How many volts is the conductor rail?
What distance must you keep from the conductor rail?
What precautions must you take when working near conductor rail?
List 6 requirements for going on or near the line
How long must you be in a position of safety before a train arrives?
List 3 things you must do when a train is approaching
List 4 things you must do when crossing the line
Name 2 things to do when crossing a line with conductor rails
Name 7 things a COSS brief will contain
Describe a Safeguarded site of work
Describe a Fenced site of work
Describe a Separated site of work
Describe a Site Warden badge
Describe a COSS badge
What is an ATWS
What is a TOWS?
What warning methods can a Lookout use? (name 4)
Describe a Lookout's badge
Define 'Beyond'
Define 'on the approach'
What distance must you keep all metal objects away from signaling equipment? e.g an axle counter head
Name 6 rules when using a road vehicle on or near the line
Name 5 things you must do if you see something which could be a danger to trains
What tools do you use to stop a train in daylight and darkness?
Describe the cess
Describe the 4 foot
Describe the 10-foot
Describe the 6 foot
What colour is a signal showing if it as 'at danger'
Describe the sign on an automatic signal
What is the difference between a main and distant signal?
Describe the sign on an SPT
Describe the sign on a lineside phone
Describe the sign on a level crossing phone
What does a red sign with 'Limited Clearance' on it tell you about the area beyond it?
What does a blue sign with 'No Refuges' on it tell you about the area beyond?
What are the minimum requirements for PPE when going on or near the line?
When walking alone on or near the line, what distance should you keep from others in order to not be distracted? Where should you walk? How often should you look up for trains?
What is the role of a COSS?
In a Fenced site of work, what distances can a rigid barrier and a tape barrier be from the nearest open line?
For a safe system of work using a Site Warden, what is the minimum distance between the site and the nearest open line?
What will the Site Warden do if a member of the group strays outside the Site Warden Warning area towards an open line?
With a safe system of work using Site Warden Warning, but there is no Site Warden in the group and the group is more than 2 people, how far should the work site be separated from the nearest open line?
Name 3 things a COSS will do before you walk to site or start work
When making an emergency call, what is the first thing you say when the phone is answered?
Who does the Electrical Control Operator (ECO) have lead responsibility when talking to?
Who does the Signaller have lead responsibility when talking to?
Who does the COSS have lead responsibility when talking to?
When making an emergency call, what is the order of things to say?
If you are attempting to protect a line and are part way through your walk of 2km to place detonators and you see a train approaching, what do you do?
If you are attempting to protect a line and are part way through your walk of 2km to place detonators and you reach a tunnel, what do you do?
If you are attempting to protect a line and are part way through your walk of 2km to place detonators and you reach a junction, what do you do?
If an incident occurs on electrified lines who must be called first?
How must you approach a casualty whilst OLE is live?
If you have a safety concern, who should you report it to?
