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WorksheetsRR Rules
Total questions: 107
Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins
What is the most important rule
(a)
What clothing is absolutely required
heeled leather ankle boots
goggles
pants
long sleeve shirts
When do you need another person when working
power tools
in the shop
near hazardous equipment
heavy manual labour
How many points of contact?
(a)
How fast can a boxcar go before you can't ride on top of it
(a)
How far should you be from the end of a flat car
(a)
Distance of pinch points
(a)
How long is a rail/car
(a)
When can you not cross tracks in the yard
(a)
when can you not cross the main
(a)
don't cross equipment that is less than
(a)
cross standing equipment at
(a)
1st required document
(a)
2nd required document
(a)
3rd required document
(a)
who do you need permission from before you join an operation
(a)
How many hours can you work
(a)
when should you show up for a train
(a)
what info does a time table have
track conditions
location specifics
track conditions
schedules
What info does a general order have
track conditions
changes to rulebook
new time tables
new policies
what info does a bulletin order have
changes to time tables
new rules
summarize general orders
schedule
when do you need to do a job briefing
crew member change
conditions or plans change
shoving
before and after yard movements and securing
What is covered in a job briefing
the general plan
orders, notices, and restrictions
safety hazards
job assignments
red flags on train
(a)
green on train
(a)
white on train
(a)
yellow on train
(a)
blue on train
(a)
fixed red
(a)
fixed yellow
(a)
fixed green
(a)
white and green
(a)
red with yellow
(a)
yellow with black number
(a)
green with white r
(a)
blue
(a)
green and orange
(a)
side to side hand
(a)
hand moved forward and back
(a)
hand moves in circle in front
(a)
hand held straight out
(a)
hand moves from above head to side a numerical amount
(a)
hand held straight up
(a)
hand moved above head
(a)
apply brakes
(a)
call for signal
(a)
recall crew member
(a)
backwards
(a)
standard warning whistle
(a)
secure from movement
(a)
release brakes
(a)
acknowledgement
(a)
stop at next section
(a)
call attention to signal
(a)
forward
(a)
assistance requested
(a)
emergency brakes
(a)
alarm
(a)
standard crossing
(a)
ooo when stoped
(a)
- -
(a)
oooo
(a)
o when moving
(a)
- - - -
(a)
- o
(a)
oo when standing
(a)
o when standing
(a)
-
(a)
- oo
(a)
oo when moving
(a)
ooooo
(a)
ooo when moving
(a)
- - - - -
(a)
- - o -
(a)
When can PED be used
emergency or medical on trains
medical or emergency not on moving trains
for company purposes
when using equipment
Where should headlamps be lit
(a)
where is a white headlamp required when shoving at night
(a)
when multiple trains are coupled together, where are the signals directed?
(a)
How do you audibly contact the locomotive in an emergency from each car
(a)
What do you put on out of service equipment
(a)
how close can you approach a blue flag
(a)
who allows movement in a blue signaled track
conductor if no-one else is around
crew foreman
whoever is assigned to the blue flag
brakeman if there is no crewman
what do you do with an improperly displayed signal
(a)
what do engineers do when receiving a hand signal to stop on the ground
(a)
what do engineers do when receiving a secure hand signal
(a)
what do engineers do when receiving a movement signal
(a)
in general, what do engineers do when receiving a signal
(a)
When is a bell used
(a)
when is a whistle warning used
(a)
what do you do at a crossing or similar and there is no bell
(a)
how do you cross a public road
(a)
what do you do at a private crossing on a train
(a)
what do you do at a private crossing on not a train
(a)
when can red flags or signals be used when signaling
(a)
what does a fixed red flag by the track also mean
(a)
where does a train stop when there is a red flag
(a)
where does a train stop when there is a relaxed stop hand signal
(a)
where does a train stop when there is emphasis stop hand signal
(a)
when does a workman need protection
they work in the yard
they work right behind a car
they go under equipment
work between cars that are closer than 30 ft
what do you need to do before working around a train
(a)
what do you need if you go completely under equipment
(a)
what do you need if protection is needed for longer than the time required for the immediate task
(a)
what do you need if you're doing work and there is no train that is attended
(a)
where do you put stationary blue flags
(a)
when can you step between equipment that is 30 to 10 ft apart
(a)
when can you move between equipment that is less than 10 feet separated
(a)
when do you release protection
(a)
