Emergency Call Proceedure Flashcards
What should you do if an authorised walking route is not available?
Use alternatives such as roads, level crossings, subways, and footbridges
Alternatives are necessary to ensure safety when a designated route is not accessible.
What is the minimum safe distance from trains when crossing the track?
10 metres
Maintaining this distance is crucial to avoid accidents if trains move unexpectedly.
What should you report if you identify a hazard on a walking route?
Report it via the quickest means possible to Northern control
Prompt reporting helps ensure safety for all personnel.
What must you do if you leave a train at a location not on an authorised walking route?
Safely make your way to the first available authorised walking route
This may require walking away from your destination temporarily.
When crossing the track between trains, what must you ensure?
You are a safe distance from both trains (minimum 10 metres)
This precaution is vital to avoid injury.
If trains are closer than 10m and crossing is necessary, what must you check?
Whether the drivers are on board and if the drivers have placed the brakes in emergency
This ensures that trains do not move while you are crossing.
What alternative safe method can a driver use if crossing the track is necessary?
Pass through one of the trains via the local doors rather than on the track
This method reduces risk when crossing is unavoidable.
What must you know if you must walk on or near the line?
- Direction of travel
- Line speeds
- Areas of limited clearance
- Areas of prohibition
Understanding these factors is crucial for safety.
What safety equipment must you wear when walking on or near the line?
Railway approved Hi-Viz vest and safety shoes
These items enhance visibility and protection while on duty.
Where should you walk if the cess is not available?
In the 4ft, facing oncoming trains
This position allows for better visibility of approaching trains.
