Train Preparation Rule Book TW1 Flashcards

1
Q

What do you need to check as part of your external preparation?

A

Tailights are lit and headlights unlit
No ‘not to be moved boards are attached to the train’
Be aware of any non-multi stickers
Windscreens not broken
No flags or lights lit to indicate system isolations
Lamp bracket is present
Destination indicator set
General cleanliness

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2
Q

What are the main two things you need to check as part of external prep?

A

No multi stickers
No not to be moved stickers

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3
Q

What is the required air pressure for doors?

A

5.5 or above

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4
Q

Which side of the train should you start a door test?

A

Offside of the platform

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5
Q

When can you dispatch a train against danger?

A

When the driver informs you the signaller has confirmed you can
If the dispatcher shows a yellow hand signal

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6
Q

How can you receive a stop/not to stop order?

A

Verbal instruction from the controller
Written slip

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7
Q

How do you notify the driver to stop if customers are alighting on the platform

A

Don’t repeat the ready to start signal on the buzzer

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8
Q

When the emergency bypass switch is activated, what does this mean for the conductor

A

Emergency break and pass comms will not work in the rear cab

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9
Q

What should you do when required to use the EBS

A

Confirm with driver how to stop the train in emergency:
Inform customers they must contact the customer as passcomms won’t work
Patrol the train

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10
Q

What’s the max speed you can travel with a defective headlight

A

75MPH

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11
Q

If you can’t move customers from the carriage when air suspension is defective, what’s the max speed you can travel on the line?

A

45 MPh

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12
Q

What is the TIS

A

Traction interlock system

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13
Q

What is the BMCB?

A

Brake miniature circuit breaker
Provides current from handle to train breaks. If tripped, EBS is activated to stop the trainers

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14
Q

5 reasons a hazard light would appear

A

Pass comm activated
Foam activated in a fire
Door open or someone trapped in door s
Track circuit actuator defective
BMCB tripped

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15
Q

What do you need to check before you complete a door test?

A

Air pressure is 5.5 or above
Speak to driver to ensure it’s safe to proceed
Announcement on PA a door test will be completed

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17
Q

What happens if something goes wrong when in TBW or ESM

A

You would need to complete emergency protection and place detonators on the line

18
Q

What situations define a train accident

A

Collision with:
A train
Road vehicle
Person
Obstruction

Fire on a train:
That puts another passing train in danger
That means passengers evacuate onto running lines

Derailments
Accidental train division

20
Q

What six things do you require as a conductor

A

Hand lamp
High VIS
Accurate means of telling the time
Up to date notices for all lines required to work
Any other equipment required by TOC
Green flag
Red flag + detonator

21
Q

What is the role of the appointed person?

A

Knowing where the first aid kit is
Calling 999 if required
Making announcements for help
Staying with casualties
Speaking to DCM
Completing form A
Using unwell passenger app