S.3. Written Communications Flashcards

1
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Reports are (4):

A
  1. Legal documents
  2. Must be done in blue or black pen
  3. No erasures - cross out and initial
  4. Should be Accurate, Brief, Clear (ABC)
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2
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When you’ve had an incident … when do you fill out and complete a form?

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Prior to completion of shift.

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3
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What is the process of submitting a report?

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On paper, into correspondence box.
Attach relevant paperwork.

Can be emailed but paper copy still to be submitted.

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4
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What is a CAN Notice?

A

Condition Affecting the Network

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5
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How is a CAN Notice received?

A

By station staff or via train radio

  • submit with incident report into correspondence box.
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6
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What is a TMM form?

A

Train Malfunction Message

  • Pink Copy - Train Cab
  • Green copy - Driver
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7
Q

Fault Reports: What are the categories?

A

C - Critical
S - Serious
MNT - Maintenance

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8
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Who do you contact with faults?

A

Train controller

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9
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What information will Train Controller provide?

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  1. Fault Category
  2. Fault Reference Number
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10
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What do you do if you think category is insufficient?

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Contact Principal Driver Helpdesk

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