Notice Cases

Question 1

What do the different colored borders on notices indicate?

Answer 1

Red = Late notices, Yellow = Safety notices, Plain = General notices

Question 2

How long do late notices remain in the case?

Answer 2

72 hours, except for ESR which remain until published in WONS

Question 3

What are some examples included in the late notice case?

Answer 3

• Emergency Speed Restrictions (ESR)
• Severe weather conditions
• Emergency single line working
• Temporary Block Working (TBW)

Question 4

What is the purpose of the SPAD notice case?

Answer 4

To post alerts about recent SPADS, current company and depot SPAD trends, and new initiatives to reduce SPAD likelihood

Question 5

What does SPAD stand for?

Answer 5

Signal Passed At Danger

Question 6

What should you do if you fail to understand information contained in notice cases?

Answer 6

You may miss important safety information applicable to the safe running of your train

Question 7

Why is it important to note information that applies to your duty?

Answer 7

To ensure safe running of your train and to be aware of potential risks, such as low adhesion levels

Question 8

True or False: Late notices can include information about severe weather conditions.

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Fill in the blank: Emergency Speed Restrictions (ESR) remain until published in _______.

Answer 9

WONS

Question 10

What are lessons learnt from previous SPADs meant to address?

Answer 10

To reduce the likelihood of future SPADs

Question 11

Where is the late notice case located?

Answer 11

Close to the signing on sheet