PTS3Step 1Step 2First NameLast NamePreviousNextWhat should you do if you hear a train horn while on the track? Acknowledge and Move immediately to a position of safety Walk away slowly Ignore it Signal back to the trainWhat is the protocol for using a railway emergency telephone? Press the button, wait for a response, and provide clear, concise information Ignore it and use your mobile phone Pick up and start speaking immediately Use it only in good weatherWhat should you do if a colleague collapses on the track? Make emergency call as directed by your COSS Move them immediately Shout for help Ignore them If you see a rail defect, what is the correct action? Attempt to repair it yourself Mark it with a flag Report it immediately to the signaller Ignore it if it's smallIn the event of a fire on the track, what should you do first? Attempt to extinguish it with any means available Run away without reporting Ignore it if it's small Make emergency call How should you signal an emergency stop to an approaching train? Use a whistle Stand still and wave a flag Wave a red flag or a red light vigorously Shout at the trainWhen should you use the phonetic alphabet? Only in emergencies Never Whenever communicating safety-critical information When speakingWhat is the correct response to a suspected electrical hazard? Immediately report it and stay clear Touch it to see if it is live Investigate with a metal tool Ignore it When is it safe to cross the track during a shift? Any time during daylight hours When no trains are visible Whenever you are in a hurry Only at designated crossing pointsWhat should you do if a train driver signals that you need to leave the track? Walk away slowly Ignore the signal Move immediately to a position of safety Signal back with your hand Previous Submit!
