PTS5First NameLast NamePreviousNextIf a train is stopped in an emergency, when is it safe to approach it? When the driver waves at you As soon as it stops After 5 minutes Only when instructed by the COSS or signallerHow should you behave when walking in a group on the railway? Chat loudly with colleagues Walk in a single file and stay alert to signals and instructions Walk side by side Run to keep paceWhat should be done before using any tools near the track? Ignore tool checks Borrow them from a colleague Ensure they are shiny Ensure they are in good condition and approvedWhen is part of your SSOW Only during daylight hours Never When is part of your SSOW Only in bad weatherWhat is the correct way to handle an unexpected animal on the track? Ignore it Lure it with food Report it and wait for guidance from the signaller Chase it offIf your work involves crossing multiple tracks, what must you ensure? You have the shortest route You cross as quickly as possible without checking You are alone You only cross when your SSOW allow it i.e under line blockage What should you do if instructed to assist with lifting heavy equipment near the line? Delegate the task to someone else Refuse to help Ensure it is safe, use correct lifting techniques, and have a clear escape route Proceed without questionWhat is the purpose of the “Stop Lookout” signal? To suggest slowing down To signal an immediate stop of all work due to an approaching train To indicate an incoming train To indicate lunch breakHow should you report a near miss? Write it down and submit it at the end of the shift Report it immediately to the COSS Keep it to yourself Tell a colleague informally When working near a level crossing, what extra precautions should you take? Ignore the crossing entirely Wave at passing cars Stand directly on the crossing Stay clear of the crossing and be aware of both road and rail traffic Previous Submit!
