Question 1
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Label the correct parts of the track
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Ten Foot
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Six Foot
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Running Line
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Cess
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Platform
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Four Foot
Question 2
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In the phonetic alphabet, how would you describe STROOD?
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Sierra, Tango, Romeo, Octopus, Octopus, Delta
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Sierra, Telephone, Reverse, Oscar, Oscar, Deer
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Sierra, Tango, Romeo, Oscar, Oscar, Delta
Question 3
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A Site Warden's cuff is blue with white writing.
Question 4
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A site warden is needed when;
The boundary of the work area is [blank_start]at least 2 metres[blank_end]
The size of the working group is [blank_start]more than 2[blank_end]
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at least 2 metres
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at least 3 metres
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at least 1.25 metres
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more than 2
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less than 3
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more than 5
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less than 2
Question 5
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How will a Look Out warn you of a train approaching?
Question 6
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A COSS' arm band is blue with white letters
Question 7
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You don't need your Sentinel card with you when on track
Question 8
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When are you in a position of safety for a train running at 56mph?
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When you are 1.25m away
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When you are 2m away
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When you are 1.5m away
Question 9
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You are in a position of safety at 1.25m on a line with trains running at 111mph.
Question 10
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How far from the line should lightweight tools be kept?
Question 11
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A Look Out's armband is white with red letters
Question 12
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In an emergency, you must;
Contact the [blank_start]signaller[blank_end] or [blank_start]ECO[blank_end]
Connect a [blank_start]Track circuit operating clip[blank_end] between the running rails (except [blank_start]in fourth rail areas[blank_end])
Walk towards trains for [blank_start]2km[blank_end] and place [blank_start]three[blank_end] detonators on the rail [blank_start]20m[blank_end] apart
Move at least [blank_start]30m[blank_end] from the [blank_start]detonators[blank_end]
Display a hand danger signal to [blank_start]approaching trains[blank_end] from [blank_start]a position of safety[blank_end]
Question 13
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What does this symbol mean?
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No entrance on this side of the track
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No positions of safety on track
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Signal post telephone
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Telephone in a limited clearance area
Question 14
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Beyond is on the far side of the signal when looking in the normal direction of traffic
Question 15
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On the approach is on the near side of a signal when looking in the opposite direction of traffic
Question 16
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What does this mean?
Question 17
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This person should be facing away from traffic
Question 18
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When crossing the line
Question 19
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What colour helmet should you wear when you first go onto the track?
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Blue
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White
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Yellow
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Black
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Orange
Question 20
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Which of the following are train activated?
Question 21
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Which of the following have flashing lights as part of their warning
Question 22
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What does this mean?
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No position of safety on this side of the railway for the length of the structure
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No position of safety on the other side of the line
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No position of safety on this side of the line, but there is on the other side
Question 23
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For emergency protection, if you come across a tunnel;
Place [blank_start]three[blank_end] detonators on the line at the tunnel entrance. If the [blank_start]2km[blank_end] distance is inside the tunnel walk to the other end and place [blank_start]three[blank_end] more detonators on the line
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three
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two
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four
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2km
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3km
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1 mile
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2 mile
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three
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two
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four
Question 24
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How will you know the name, speed limit and the direction of the running lines you are on?
Question 25
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The authorised walking route will be shown in the sectional appendix
Question 26
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Which of the following are true about OLE structures
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Provides trains with 750V DC
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Provides trains with 25,000V AC
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You and your equipment must stand 2.5m away from a live OLE
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You and your equipment must stand 2.75m away from a live OLE
Question 27
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Which of the following is true for conductor rails?
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Provide trains with 25,000V AC
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Provide trains with 750V DC
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Raised on insulator pots
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You and your equipment must be 1m away from them
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You and your equipment must be 2m away from them
Question 28
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On a 30mph line, blue netting must be at least 1.25m from the nearest open line
Question 29
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On a 55mph line, barricade tape must be at least 1.25m from the nearest open line
Question 30
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When can you use a road vehicle near the line?
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You are the driver of the vehicle and are either a COSS or IWA
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A COSS is present and has given you permission
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The vehicle is small enough to be near the line without causing obstruction
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The vehicle was registered before 2012
Question 31
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How can you stop a train in an emergency?
Question 32
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When referring to time over the phone, how would you describe the time 1510?
Question 33
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When referring to time over the phone, when measurements and weights are given as well, how would you describe 1331
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One, three, three, one
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Thirteen, thirty-one
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Thirteen, thirty-one hours
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One thousand, three hundred and thirty one