Out Of Course (Part 4)

Question 1

Train stopped at unplanned station?

Answer 1

• Do not open the doors
• Contact driver if required
• Prepare to stop the train if unsafe behaviour spotted on a platform (reach understanding of how to dispatch with driver)

Question 2

What to do if a train stopped out of course?

Answer 2

• Look out of the window if it is safe to do so
• Talk to the driver
• Inform customers per 2, 4, 6, 8, process

Question 3

Reasons the external light may be lit? (6)

Answer 3

• Door(s) open
• Passcom activated
• AFFF bottle activated
• Tract Circuit Actuator (TCA) defective
• Brake Miniature Circuit Breaker (BMCB) tripped
• Local door switch open

Question 4

What are Unsuitable places to stop a train? (4)

Answer 4

• Tunnels
• Embarkments
• Bridges
• Viaducts

Question 5

DOIT protocol?

Answer 5

• Stop train contact driver
• Locate and investigate affected door
• Close and lock the door
• Move passengers out of vehicle
• Report to Duty Control Manager
• Fill out Form D

(If suspicious report to BTP, leave door open and secure the area)