Track Safety: Rule 914 - MTMV Flashcards

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Q

What permission must be obtained before the authority to move commences for MTMV operations?

A
  • At Teminals/Yards permission must be obtained from the person responsible for movements within the area and where necessary from the Signaller.
  • At an unattended station/sidings permission must be obtained from Train Control.
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What protection arrangements must be reached for MTMV Operations on the main line, crossing loop or any signalled area?

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  • The Operator in charge of the MTMV or equipment must communicate with Train Control / Signaller as required.
  • Planned work will be advised by information or special bulletin.
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When berthed/stabled or working within station limits or siding, the operator in charge of the MTMV(s) must ensure what Safeguards are in place?

A
  • Setting a diverging route
  • Erecting a Danger Stop Disc/light and derailing block
  • Blocking (where available)
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When working enroute scheduled as a travelling movement what authority must be obtained by TC?

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  • Authority must be obtained from Train Control, before uncoupling and work commencing
  • Advise TC after authorised work is completed the machines are recoupled together again and ready to proceed
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Where signals authorise entry into a section, what must the signaller do?

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  • Hold the signals at Stop, immediately after the MTMV has passed the signal governing the entry into the section.
  • Tag/block or collar the levers/controls controlling entry into the section.
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When CSP activity is for only part of the Block section and the MTMV is using Blocking for the whole Block Section what must be done? (2)

A
  • MTMV Movements, when entering CSP Work Area will be in accordance with Rule 905.
  • Blocking can only be lifted when the MTMV is clear of the Block Section.
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When emergency activities require another user to operate in the same block section as the MTMV (Mis 60 is not issued) what requirements must be applied? (4)

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  • Only one other user group may work in the Block Section, when the MTMV is working under blocking protection.
  • No overlap of areas is permitted.
  • The boundary shown on the Mis 71 forms will be either a km peg, tunnel portal, signal or switch-locked points.
  • Train Controller must apply Blocking safeguard.
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Q

MTMV with Axle loads 10t and over with 4 or more axles when working together may be relied upon to activate track circuits so will?

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  • be protected by track circuits/axle counters and detected on signal panels
  • operate level crossing alarms,
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MTMV with axle loads Under 10t and or less than 4 axles will?

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  • will not be protected by track circuits in Automatic Signalling areas and may not activate level crossing alarms.
  • may not be detected on signal panels.
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10
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What does the V on the DIB tell us?

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V Coupled MTMV operating track circuits and protected by signalling
except Track Stabilisers No 513 and 526 may travel as a single unit
(Only Track Stabilisers No 513 and 526 comply with the requirements to be
able run as a single unit under signalling

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What does the R stand for on the DIB?

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R for travelling as a single unit or separately
- blocking or tagging will be required
- Mis 71 is not required - except when working enroute, only for the
section(s) being worked

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