Out Of Course (Part 13) Flashcards

1
Q

Definition of a Train Accident? (8)

A
  1. Collision with train/rail vehicle
  2. Collision with road vehicle
  3. Collision with a person
  4. Collision with obstruction
  5. Derailment
  6. Division of train causing obstruction over the line
  7. Fire requiring evacuation onto running rails
  8. Fire posting danger to passing trains
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Conductor priorities following an accident and if driver incapacitated?

A

Check for obstructions on other lines

Decide quickest way of stopping trains (usually red button on GSM-R)

Place TCOCs down if deemed necessary

Assume role of the driver and make emergency call to the signaller

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3
Q

When would we place detonators down before reaching the full distance? (4 Ts and a Sugar)

A

Trains
Tunnels
Telephone
Trailing points/junctions
Signal box

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4
Q

Describe Hazchem label?

A

Orange sign
Top left: Emergency Action code
Mid left: United Nations number
Low left: Specialist advice number
Low right: Company name and logo
Top right: Hazard warning symbol

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5
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What information must you give during emergency call about incident involving a train carrying hazardous material?

A

“This is a rail dangerous goods emergency call”

Follow emergency call procedure and add emergency action code and UN number

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