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SAFEWORKING Flashcards

1
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What does set back mean?

A

Driving the train back In the direction of where it has come from

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What does propelling mean?

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Driving and braking from any cab except the leading cab

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What are some routine or unplanned operations where trains may set back? (5)

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  1. Zig zag shunting movements
  2. Obstruction of the track
  3. Due to an accident
  4. Wrong routed
  5. Any other dangerous situation
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4
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How can set back movements be communicated?

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  1. Fixed signals
  2. Hand signals
  3. Bell/whistle codes
  4. Cab to Cab intercom
  5. Radio
    All under authority of signaller or TC
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5
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What speed should you proceed over trailing points that are now facing points?

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15km/h

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6
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What speed do you set back at when going over a level/pedestrian crossing?

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15km/h

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7
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When propelling a train during a setback manoeuver who is in the leading cab?

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A competent employer

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8
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What are the bell codes?

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  1. Call Attention
  2. Proceed
  3. Set Back/reverse
  4. Call competent employee to the front
    Series of bells. Emergency stop
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9
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What are the 3 main ways a driver can communicate with a competent employee on a comeng?

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110V DC bell system
DTRS MCN call
Whistle codes

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10
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If at any time cab to cab communication is lost, what must you do?

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Train must be stopped Immediately

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11
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What are the 3 main ways a driver can communicate with a competent employee on a Siemens/X’Trap?

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Cab to cab intercom
DTRS MCN call
Whistle codes

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12
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What area is the Metro Controlled Area (MCA)?

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Richmond
East Richmond
Jolimont
South Kensington
Moonee Ponds Creek Junction
Macaulay/Flemington Bridge

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13
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Who gives authority to set back in the Metrol Controlled Area?

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Verbal authority from Controlling signaller (Area Controller), supervised by Senior Network Controller

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14
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How does the Area Controller prepare for you to set back in the Metrol Controlled Area?

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All applicable fixed signals to STOP
Track block and point sleeves applied

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15
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When returning to the rear (set back in MURL), what must the driver do?

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  1. Stop at every intermediate Home signal
  2. Ensure the signal number is included on Train Authority, if it isn’t contact AC
  3. Cut out/raise leading trip
  4. Ensure speed doesn’t exceed 15km/h
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16
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When at exit to MURL when returning to the rear, what must the driver do?

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  1. Stop the train at the home signal controlling the exit
  2. Advise area Controller that the train has arrived completed
  3. Lower leading trip before proceeding on aspect of the signal
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17
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What authority do you need to set back in station limits (not MCA)?

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Verbal authority from signaller
Given via radio, post telephone or in person

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18
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What speed do you proceed at when setting back?

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Extreme Caution

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19
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What is the purpose of an Electro Hydraulic Point Machine? (EHPM)

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  1. Enable points to be operated remote by signaller
  2. In case of failure, operated by driver/competent employee acting under instructions of signaller/TC
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20
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What is underneath the lid of a EHPM?

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  1. POWER/MANUAL switch
  2. Red directional control level
  3. Pump handle socket with pump handle (or retractable handle, or at some locations it is stored in the vicinity)
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21
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What does POWER and MANUAL mean on the EHPM?

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Power: allows remote operation for normal running
Manual: allows manual operation, holds all fixed signals controlling movement over points at danger

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22
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What are the 3 positions of the directional control lever on the EHPM?

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  1. Normal
  2. Centre
  3. Reverse
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23
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What must be held when using the pump handle on EHPM?

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The directional control lever must be held in position when using pump handle

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When the switch is in POWER, what remains locked? (EHPM)

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Directional control lever

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25
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How long do you pump the points with the EHPM?

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Until the points are lying in the correct position, fully home and locked

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26
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What is the procedure for using the EHPM?

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  1. Unlock padlock with 5p, open hinged lid and read instructions (if provided)
  2. Move switch to MANUAL
  3. Move directional control lever to required position and hold it there
  4. Pull pump handle from it’s socket or insert handle
  5. Pump handle until points are home and locked
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27
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How do you secure the EHPM after use?

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  1. Move pump handle to vertical position, retract or remove handle
  2. Leave switch in MANUAL position
  3. Close lid and secure with padlock
  4. Apply hand locking bar
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28
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Who can restore the EHPM to power position and remove locking bar/point clip?

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Signal Maintenance Technician

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29
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When are point clips used?

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By competent employees/drivers to secure points. Used when facing movement are required over points when detection of points isn’t visible

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30
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What is the purpose of a Dual Control Point Machine? (DCPM)

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  1. Enable points to be operated remote by signaller
  2. In case of failure, operated by driver/competent employee acting under instructions of signaller/TC
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31
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What are the two levers on a DCPM?

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  1. Selector Lever (smaller lever)
  2. Hand Throw Lever (larger lever)
32
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What is the purpose of the selector lever?

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  1. Allows remote control movement of points/signals (motor)
  2. Allows manual operation of points and hold signals at stop (hand), prevents remote operation
33
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What is the Hand Throw Levers purpose?

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It is used to manually move the points into desired position.
N - Normal
R - Reverse (diverge)

34
Q

If the points are across two sets of tracks, what must you be cautious of?

A

Make sure both A and B ends of the points are changed so the crossover is correctly set

35
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Before you operate the points, you must observe the position. What are the positions?

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  1. Normal Position
  2. Reverse Position
  3. Intermediate Position (between normal and reverse)
36
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When DCPM is placed at hand position, what are the signals doing?

A

They will be secured at danger for any points applicable to that machine

37
Q

What is the hand throw sequence for normal points which are lying in normal position?

38
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What is the hand throw sequence for normal points which are lying in the reverse position?

39
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What is the hand throw sequence for reverse points which are lying in normal position?

40
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What is the hand throw sequence for reverse points which are lying in reverse position?

41
Q

Where are hand locking bars located?

A
  1. In centre of sleeper
  2. Adjacent to point machine
42
Q

How do you use a hand locking bar?

A
  1. You must be instructed to do so
  2. Point must be lying correctly
  3. Reactive Track Access form may be required
  4. Unlock with 5p key
  5. Lift bar against long blade and hold in position
  6. Padlock locking bar in position
43
Q

How many train authority forms must you carry?

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Minimum of 15

44
Q

How can a Train Authority be issued to a driver?

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  1. Handed by signaller at local location
  2. Dictated to driver in remote location
45
Q

When is a train authority not required to return to the rear?

A

If you are within station limits
Or within Metrol Controlled Area (excluding MURL) supervised by Senior Network Controller

46
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When are train authorities required?

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  1. Train required to return to rear due to obstruction
  2. Assisting a disabled train, when relief train need to depart controlled signal location. Applied to ABS & ATC
  3. Safeworking system fails, eg. Signal box failure that renders safeworking system inoperative
47
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If a train is already in the line section (not controlled area) do they need a train authority to assist a disabled train?

A

No, only trains leaving controlled area to assist disabled train must get a Train Authority

48
Q

A train authority must be completed according to book of rules and as a legal document must…..?

A
  1. Be completed in ink and block letters
  2. Have no erasures, alterations or abbreviations
  3. Be on prescribed form
  4. Be brief and clear (ABC)
  5. Contain only essential information
49
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A driver must not proceed into a section unless the train authority:

A
  1. Complies with above conditions
  2. Is fully understood
  3. Has signed the butt portion of the form
50
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What must a Train Authority contain?

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  1. Train Authority issued in consecutive order
  2. Date, time of issue
  3. TDN
  4. Number and class of leading motor
  5. Location to which it is transmitted
  6. Location train has to run
  7. Any further information for driver Eg. Signal no.
  8. Train controllers name
  9. Repeated back ok time
  10. If assisting disabled train, info on location and length of train. Also which end disabled train is to be taken
51
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When must a Train Authority be vertified?

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  1. The driver does not directly receive the TA from TC/Signaller
  2. Relief driver is sent out to relieve another driver on train
52
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How do you verify a train authority?

A
  1. Contact TC and read entire contents of Train Authority
  2. Write VERTIFIED across face of form
  3. Time, date and sign
53
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If a driver incorrectly fills out a train authority, what must they do?

A
  1. Write CANCELLED across face of form
  2. Time, date, sign form
  3. Write a fresh train Authority as per procedures
54
Q

When a train arrives from the rear, how far from the points/limit of wrong line movement should they stop?

A

100m from our most set of points/where wrong long movement will go to &
Obtain permission from controlling signaller

55
Q

What are the two ways Train Authorities can be completed and cancelled?

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Locally - by signaller who will confirm train is complete, cancel authority and notify TC of time it was cancelled
Remote - by driver who will confirm train is complete, cancel authority and notify TC of time it was cancelled

56
Q

When making a REC/TEC what information must be provided?

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‘Emergency, emergency, emergency’
TDN, Origin/Destination
Nature of emergency
Required response
ID any hazards

57
Q

How do you declare your train disabled?

A

Contact Train Control and declare disabled
Fill in and dictate DRA to TC

58
Q

How do you protect your train/other lines if you have derailed?

A
  1. REC
  2. Emergency Whistle
  3. Marker lights to RED
  4. RED flag
  5. Flash high beams
  6. Emergency Track Circuit Jumper Cables
  7. ATWS
59
Q

What are the 4 MURL Tunnels?

A

Caufield
Northern
Burnley
Clifton Hill/City Circle

60
Q

What signals are controlled in the MURL?

A

Entrance/Exit
Departure end of platforms
Junctions

61
Q

What signals are controlled in the MURL?

A

Entrance/Exit
Departure end of platforms
Junctions

62
Q

If the home signal protecting points in the MURL is defective but points are detected, what will the AC ask you to do?

A

Check which way the points are laying

63
Q

If the MURL points cannot be detected, what will the area Controller ask you to do?

A

Check and lock the points with the hand locking bar
You may be asked to proceed in wrong direction

64
Q

If the MURL points cannot be detected, what will the area Controller ask you to do?

A

Check and lock the points with the hand locking bar
You may be asked to proceed in wrong direction

65
Q

How can you tell if the overhead is isolated in the MURL?

A

White indicator lights located at departing ends of platforms. Will illuminate white if overhead is off.

66
Q

How can you identify the pilot on Single Line Working?

A

Red Badge with world PILOTMAN in white letter, worn on left arm
Or
Red flag tied around left arm

67
Q

How can you identify the pilot on Single Line Working?

A

Red Badge with world PILOTMAN in white letter, worn on left arm
Or
Red flag tied around left arm

68
Q

What is the Object of Single Line Working?

A

When one line of a double Line system is closed to normal traffic due to track repair/obstruction, a system called SLW may be introduced

69
Q

How is the Object for SLW achieved?

A

Signaller sleeves signals at both ends to stop

70
Q

What point machine is pictured?

A

Coates Cushion Weighted Hand Points (CCW)

71
Q

What point machine is pictured?

A

Coates Cushion Weighted Hand Points (CCW)

72
Q

What point machine is pictured?

A

Willets Spring Activated Point Lever (WSA)

73
Q

What point machine is pictured?

A

Willets Spring Activated Point Lever (WSA)

74
Q

What is this?

A

Hayes Derailer

75
Q

What is this?

A

Hayes Derailer

Class 228 - Cert IV (19 decks)

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