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Track Safety HFM

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When are you lineside in an open section?

a)

Within 3 metres of the track

b)

Within the boundary fence and 3m from the nearest running rail

c)

Within 2 metres of the track

d)

4 foot from the side of the line

2.

What does this sign mean?

a)

No position of safety on this side of the track for the length of the structure

b)

No refuge on this side of the track but there is on the other

c)

Limited clearance telephone

d)

Emergency telephone

3.

What does this sign mean?

a)

Emergency Telephone

b)

Signal Post Telephone

c)

Lineside Telephone

d)

Level Crossing Telephone

4.

What is the minimum distance you should keep yourself and tools away from Overhead Line Equipment?

a)

300 millimetres

b)

2 metres

c)

2.75 metres

d)

10 metres

5.

What is this area of the track called?

a)

Cess

b)

6 foot

c)

10 foot

d)

4 foot

6.

What is the voltage of the Overhead Line Equipment?

a)

25,000v AC

b)

50kV AC

c)

650v - 750v DC

d)

100v DC

7.

How would you say this signal number phonetically?

a)

Echo Sandra Six Nine Two

b)

Echo Sierra Six Hundred and Ninety Two

c)

Echo Sierra Six Nine Two

d)

Egg Sandwich Six Nine Two

8.

What is the first thing you say to the Signaller / ECO in an emergency situation?

a)

Oi, listen up!

b)

This is an emergency call

c)

Hello, who’s this?

d)

Am I speaking to the right person?

9.

When walking alone on or near the line, how often should you be looking up?

a)

Every 5 seconds

b)

Every 10 seconds

c)

Every 15 seconds

d)

Every 20 seconds

10.

You should always acknowledge the warning from an approaching train.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

What is this area of the track called?

a)

Cess

b)

4 foot

c)

6 foot

d)

10 foot

12.

At what distance on a platform are you deemed on or near the line?

a)

1.25 metres

b)

2 metres

c)

2.75 metres

d)

2 kilometres

13.

What does this sign mean?

a)

No refuges on this side of the track but there are on the other

b)

Emergency Telephone

c)

Lineside Telephone

d)

Limited Clearance Phone

14.

Who briefs you on line speeds, positions of safety and direction of travel?

a)

Engineering Supervisor

b)

Lookout

c)

Person in Charge of Posession

d)

Controller of Site Safety

15.

If the line becomes unsafe, how far away from the incident do you walk to place detonators?

a)

3 miles

b)

2 miles

c)

2 kilometres

d)

20 metres

16.

How many detonators do you place in an emergency situation?

a)

3

b)

6

c)

5

d)

12

17.

How far apart do you space detonators?

a)

10 metres

b)

10 yards

c)

20 metres

d)

1 mile

18.

How far away from the detonators do you stand?

a)

10 metres

b)

20 metres

c)

30 metres

d)

2 miles

19.

How would you stop a train in an emergency without equipment?

a)

Wave a flag at the train driver

b)

Hold a red flag

c)

Wave a red light

d)

Raise both arms above head

20.

What's the voltage on a third rail system?

a)

750V DC

b)

750V AC

c)

25000V AC

d)

25000V DC

21.

What's the voltage on a third rail system?

a)

750V DC

b)

750V AC

c)

25000V AC

d)

25000V DC