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14 Cards in this Set
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What equipment should a driver have when signing on for duty. |
Drivers keys, (master key, gangway door key, carriage key) Hand lamp Watch High vis PTS card Glasses/personal and railway issue Eu drivers license and complimentary GTR certificate RT3185 signalling/TPWS irregularity report form NR3190 emergency special working ticket
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What publications should a driver have signed for and be in possession of |
WON, PON, STN |
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What Other specific equipment should a driver have on him |
Diagram, the public timetable, company specific fault finding guide, door out of order stickers, drivers report form, company mobile phone. |
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Describe hidden rules |
Minimum 12 hours rest between safety critical turns Must not work more than 13 consecutive days in any 14 day period No more than 12 hours in a shift Not mite than 72 hours in consecutive 7 days |
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What should you do if unable to attend for duty |
Inform DRM, ASAP. Complete a back to work interview and self certification form For absence of 7 days or more you must have doctors note |
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What should you do if unable to attend for duty |
Inform DRM, ASAP. Complete a back to work interview and self certification form For absence of 7 days or more you must have doctors note |
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Describe late notice case and contents |
Bordered in red and situated at sign on point with words you must read this case. Contains emergency speed restrictions, safety of the line notices such as SLW, TBW Notices Remain for 72 hours except ESR’s which stay until published in the WON, when they become TSR’S |
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Describe the new notice case |
Contains notices moved from late notice case Notices regarding traction Anything a driver needs to know that is not specifically safety of the line Notices stay for three weeks before moved to general case |
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Describe general notice case |
Contains notices moved from new notice case where they remain for 5 weeks before being filed or moved to other cases |
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Which other cases are there at depots |
Spad case The low adhesion case Health and safety case Rosta case Authorised walking routes case |
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Describe the WON and it’s use. |
Published every Friday, the week number corresponds to the week in the financial year There are 5 sections, safety notices, section A temporary speed restrictions, sec B engineering arrangements, sec C signalling and permanent way alterations, secD general instructions and notices |
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Describe the PON |
Published 4 times a year quarterly on first Saturday of March, June, sept, December. Used to update rule book, sectional appendix and other publications. Front section contains items published for the first time with single sided pages to allow updating of publications Rear section contains info from previous WON’s that have yet to be published in the relevant publication. |
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What does the STN contain |
Published weekly every Friday contains alterations to trains published in the working time table such as additional stops, diversions to booked route, etc. Also contains timings and trains not published in the WTT such as football specials and additional ECS moves |
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What will you be issued with if you are required to stop at a station that is not published in the WTT or STN |
Special stop order issued by station staff |
