Hazards Flashcards
When reporting an incident, you should provide the following information
Identity of the caller and train, seriousness and nature of the incident, urgency of the response required, location an direction of travel, immediate hazards
Identity of the caller and train
Role position, train type and size, contact details of caller
Typical information for seriousness and nature of the incident
serious accident, casualities/number of passengers, derailed/collision, spill
Typical information for urgency of the response required
urgent response, ambulance/fire brigade/police
Typical information for location and direction of travel
Stanchion number/signal number, station/landmark/kilometrage, access point, Up or Down direction, nearby sensitive environment/waterway
Typical information for immediate hazards
overhead wiring down, fire/smoke/dangerous goods, lines obstructed, protection from rail traffic, spill moving off site
Audible Track Warning Devices (ATWDs)
small round explosive devices that are attached to the rail to warn Drivers of rail traffic
For safety, ATWDs should not be used
within 75m of people or passenger platforms. Workers should be 30m away from any placed on the track