WorksheetsUnofficial - Safeworking #1 By Flewy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What direction is the K Set travelling in? (Based off the information provided)
Up
Down
What does RVDS stand for?
Rail Vehicle Detection System
Realtime Vehicle Detection System
Rail Vehicle Detection Standing
Realtime Vehicle Detonation System
What is a Safe Place?
A place where workers and equipment cannot be struck by rail traffic.
The distance that someone can clearly see along the track.
A distance indicated to rail traffic that would allow rail traffic to stop with the application of normal service braking.
A diagram that shows if tracks are occupied and other relevant information.
Cupboard under the stairs.
An electric (a) where current is carried through the rails and used to detect the presence of trains.
What is this?
Half Kilometer Post
Kilometer Post
Speed Board
Quarter Kilometer Post
What is the Danger Zone?
Everywhere within 3m horizontally from the nearest rail, and any distance above or below this 3m, unless a safe place exists or has been created.
The area between 2 running lines.
Fence to fence of the rail corridor.
Between the 2 rails of a running line.
What does Bidirectional mean?
Allowing for signalled movements of rail traffic in either direction between yard limits.
Allowing for normal travel in one direction only according to the infrastructure and system of Safeworking in use.
A defined operational limit on a running line.
A portion of line with defined limits between which only one rail traffic movement is permitted at any one time.
The line between the departure-end yard limit of one location and the arrival-end yard limit of another location.
A fixed signal that must not be passed at STOP without the authority of the Signaller is:
(a)
What is a section?
Allowing for signalled movements of rail traffic in either direction between yard limits.
A portion of line with defined limits between which only one rail traffic movement is permitted at any one time.
The line between the departure-end yard limit of one location and the arrival-end yard limit of another location.
The distance between 2 signals.
Which of these signals would be an Outer Home?
What is restricted speed?
A speed that allows rail traffic to stop short of an obstruction within the distance of clear line that is visible ahead.
A distance indicated to rail traffic that would allow rail traffic to stop with the application of normal service braking.
A speed going 10km/h or less than the sign posted speed boards
A speed going less than 30km/h over the sign posted speed boards
A Home Signal at both an Attended and Unattended location is Absolute?
True
False
Do you need to stop at this Signal?
Yes
No
Only for 1 minute
No, unless it's at the bottom of a hill
Select the correct Signal for a Medium Turnout Indication.
In what order are temporary speed signs placed?
(With no other restrictions around)
Clearance > Warning > Caution
Clearance > Caution > Warning
Caution > Warning > Clearance
Caution > Clearance > Warning
Warning > Caution > Clearance
How many days do SAFE Notices remain in force normally?
30
90
120
150
180
What is the minimum amount of working Front and Rear marker lights required?
1 Front & 1 Rear
2 Front & 1 Rear
2 Front & 2 Rear
0 Front & 1 Rear
It's a very foggy morning, your headlight has stopped working and you are travelling at restricted speed as you approach a level crossing. What is the maximum speed you may travel across the crossing?
5 km/h
10 km/h
15 km/h
20 km/h
25 km/h
What do you do if you trigger a railway track signal and hear 2 explosions?
Sound one long whistle, reduce speed and looking for any warning signs
Sound one long whistle, reduce speed to 25km/h and be prepared to stop short of obstructions
Sound one long whistle and stop immediately
Distant signals can be Controlled or Automatic.
True
False
Maybe
Only outside Sydney
