Question 1
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What is the area running alongside a running line called?
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Four foot
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Ten foot
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Cess
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Six foot
Question 2
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What is the area between the running rails of one line called?
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Six foot
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Four foot
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Ten foot
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Cess
Question 3
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What is the space between a pair of lines called?
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Six foot
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Four foot
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Cess
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Ten foot
Question 4
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What is the most important element in performing duties?
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Lunch
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Quality
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Safety
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Productivity
Question 5
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When are you On or Near the line?
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When you can smell breakfast.
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When you're in the Four foot.
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Within 3 metres (10 feet) of a line, and there is no permanent fence or structure between you and the line.
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When you are 1.25 metres (4 feet) of a platform edge carrying out engineering or platform work.
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When you are crossing the line at a level crossing.
Question 6
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When are you Lineside?
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When an approaching train can see you.
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When you are 2 metres from a line.
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From the boundary fence up to the nearest running line.
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You are within the railway boundary but not on or near the line.
Question 7
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What distance is considered a position of safety with a train travelling at 100 mph or less?
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3 metres
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1.25 metres
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2 metres
Question 8
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What distance is considered a position of safety with a train travelling at 101 - 125 mph?
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2 metres
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1.25 metres
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3 metres
Question 9
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How far should tools be kept away from the track?
Question 10
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How many volts go through the Overhead Line Equipment?
Question 11
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How many volts go through the 3rd or 4th rail?
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650 - 750 vAC
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650 - 750 vDC
Question 12
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What distance should be kept from overhead lines?
Question 13
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What distance must you keep from the 3rd rail?
Question 14
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What does the sign Limited Clearance mean?
Question 15
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What does the sign No Refuge mean?
Question 16
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When walking alone, how often must you look up?
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5 mins
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10 mins
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5 secs
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10 secs
Question 17
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How long must you be in a position of safety for before a train passes?
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5 mins
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10 mins
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5 secs
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10 secs
Question 18
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How would you acknowledge a train?
Question 19
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If there is no safe route, you can walk alone on or near the line to get to and from a place of work. You must keep at least 20 metres from anyone else walking in the same direction?
Question 20
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When placing detonators how far should you walk, before placing them?
Question 21
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How far would you place detonators apart?
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10 metres
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20 metres
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30 metres
Question 22
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How far away do you have to stand from the detonators?
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10 metres
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20 metres
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30 metres
Question 23
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In an emergency, near an electrified line, who would be informed?
Question 24
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How would you identify a COSS?
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Blue armlet, white writing
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White armlet, blue writing
Question 25
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With a Safeguarded, Safe System of Work, all the lines at your site are blocked.
Question 26
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Lookouts can be identified by wearing what?
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Red armlet, with LOOKOUT written in white letters
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White armlet, with LOOKOUT written in red letters