Element 7. 1 Operate trains under altered methods of working Flashcards

1
Q

TBW:

Speed during temporary block working

A

50mph or line speed if lesser

15mph over points (if first train or your first time)

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2
Q

TBW:

Action prior to entering a section of line under temporary block working

A

TBW ticket (RT3184)has been issued and checked

You have received authority from hand signaller

Yellow flag has been given

TPWS is temporary isolated

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3
Q

TBW:

When a temporary block working ticket is not required

A

Assist a failed train

Evacuate passengers from a failed train

Removing a portion of a divided train

Remove a train that has proceeded without authority

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Q

TBW:

Action if you are the first train through the section

A

Approach points at caution

15mph over all points

Ensure all points are set correctly

Do not exceed 50mph

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5
Q

TBW:

Action when at the exit signal

A

STOP! Do not pass signal even if it has cleared

Hand ticket back to 2nd hand signaller

Receive authority to pass signal at danger from hand signaller

Reinstate the TPWS

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6
Q

TBW:

Information to check on a temporary block working ticket

A

Line

Signal numbers (pass, ignore and stop)

Speed limits

Level crossings

Train number

Signaller name

Time and date

Additional information

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7
Q

SLW:

How can you identify a pilotman

A

WOR - White on Red armband “Pilotman”

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8
Q

SLW:

Action prior to entering the single line

A

STOP!

Correctly identify the pilotman

Receive and check the SLW ticket - RT3193

Do not move until the Pilotman has given you authority

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9
Q

SLW:

When is a single line ticket required / not required

A

Required at all times unless:

Assist a failed train
Evacuate passengers from a failed train
Removing a portion of a divided train
Remove a train that has proceeded without authority

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10
Q

SLW:

Speed when travelling over the single line

A

Wrong direction: 50mph or line speed if lesser

Right Direction: Line speed

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11
Q

SLW:

Where will the driver receive hand signals

A

At the end of the SLW if there is no other signal or PLS is not visible

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12
Q

SLW:

Action of the driver of the first train

A

Proceed at caution towards points
Check all points are set correctly
15mph over point

Stop and advise persons near the line that SLW is in progress

If Pilotman is present, follow his instructions when to stop

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13
Q

SLW:

What will a driver do with the single line ticket when clear of a single line

A

Write CANCEL on the ticket and hand to Pilotman

If no Pilotman, write CANCEL and hand in at end of shift

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14
Q

SLW:

Occasions when a single line ticket is not required

A

1) Assisting failed train
2) Evacuating passengers from failed train
3) Rescue a divided train
4) Rescue a train moved without authority

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15
Q

Arrangements for notifying a driver of temporary and emergency speed restrictions

A

1) WON section A temporary speed restrictions
2) Late notice case
3) GSMR - General broadcast
4) Driver handover/Email

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16
Q

Methods used to advise a driver that altered methods of working are in operation

A

1) WON section B
2) When booking on
3) Late notice case
4) Driver handover

17
Q

Actions and considerations if rushed or if you are unsure of something

A

1) Slow down, take your time
2) Ask for advice from competent people
3) Rushing leads to incidents, accidents and errors.

18
Q

Situations where a signal can be passed at danger with authority

A

1) Assist a failed train
2) Evacuate passengers from a failed train
3) Rescue a portion of a divided train
4) Rescue a train which proceeded without authority
5) Defective signals
6) In an emergency
7) TBW, SLW and Possession

19
Q

Actions and consideration when requested to make a wrong direction move not controlled by fixed signals

A

1) Do not move until authorised by signaller.
2) Ask why it is being done
3) Ask how far you need to go
4) Proceed at caution

20
Q

Locations of your route where bi-directional working is permitted

A

1) Shenfield all platforms except 3
2) Brentwood DE
3) Gidea Park DE and UE
4) Romford DE and UM
4) Ilford Plt 1, 3 and 4
5) Seven Kings UE and DE
6) Forest Gate Junction to Carpenters Road South Junction (Bow junction for DM)
7) UTM and DTM

21
Q

Methods used to dispatch a train when there is a failure of mirrors and monitors

A

1) Contact Signaller and report it
2) Make a PA announcement
3) Secure the cab
4) Close doors from middle cab (depending on field of view)

22
Q

Methods of dispatching trains safely if a starting signal and/or associated equipment have failed

A

1) Signal failure: Contact signaller, await instructions and authority.
2) CDRA failure: Contact signaller to report. Plan dispatch with station staff.
3) Use arm or baton signals; ensure clear understanding with station staff.

23
Q

Layout of engineer’s possessions, signs and staff involved

A
Signal
----(signaller)
<>STOP &amp; DETS
----(picop)
WorkSiteMarker Board
----(SWL or ES)
WorkSiteMarker Board
----(picop)
<>STOP &amp; DETS
----(signaller)
Signal

<>Possession<>

24
Q

Action required when the line is flooded?

When must you stop the train?

A

1) Report to the signaller
2) Stop train if:
- Water is up to the bottom of the railhead or higher
- The water is moving
- The water has moved the ballast

25
Q

Speed when the line is flooded

A

1) Up to bottom of rail head: Normal working
2) Up to top of rail head: 5mph
3) If above rail head: Follow signaller/controls instructions
4) If water is moving fast: Wait for instructions.

26
Q

Action required when there is a build up of snow on the line

A

1) Conduct a running brake test.

2) Stop train immediately and report it to the signaller if it affects safety.

27
Q

Depth of snow that shall be reported to signaller

A

20cm (200mm) above the rail head