Safety Training
PTS core: Safe access and working on/near the line—walking/crossing, positions of safety, and emergency actions.Safe systems: Safeguarded / fenced / separated sites, plus lookout and site warden warnings (including urgent warnings).PTS (AC): Additional controls for 25 kV OHLE—approach distances, permitted activities, and when Form C arrangements apply.
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Safety Training
Safe working near DC conductor rail: hazards, safe distance, and safe crossing methods.Controls and equipment: shields, insulating tools, and what to do if equipment is damaged.Procedures and planning: CRP/isolation basics, test before touch, emergency switch-off, and Risk Levels 1–3.
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Safety Training
Core Site Warden duties: enforcing the safe area limits set by the COSS/PIC, staying alert, and preventing anyone straying beyond the limits.Correct identification, competence and discipline: armlet/badge, mobile switched off, no distractions, do not take part in the work.Warning and escalation: correct “get back” sequence, urgent whistle/horn use, and when to stop and tell the COSS you cannot give adequate warning.
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Safety Training
Teaches the Lookout role: maintaining vigilance, correct positioning, and giving timely warnings so the group reaches a position of safety.Covers briefing requirements and disciplined conduct: correct warning method (whistle/horn/touch), avoiding distractions, and escalation to urgent warning.Explains key limitations and actions: what to do if your view is obscured or you cannot remain alert, and restrictions for poor visibility/darkness and in or near a tunnel.
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Safety Training
Explains how to plan and work safely as Individual Working Alone (IWA), including when walking on or near the line is permitted.Covers when and how to arrange protection, including blocking a line and key possession/worksite interfaces.Reinforces safety-critical communications and decision-making for hazards, incidents, and emergencies.
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Safety Training
Role purpose: How the PIC/COSS plans, briefs and controls safe work on or near the line.Key behaviours: Clear understanding through stop-work, challenge/response, and repeat-back, plus effective supervision of the work group.Risk control: Managing interfaces, maintaining limits/boundaries, and preventing common errors during set-up, delivery, and close-out.
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based multitasking for possession/line blockage work.Tests prioritisation, comms discipline, and stop-work decisions.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to reduce risk.
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based pressure testing for possession/line blockage work.Focuses on composure, verification, and comms discipline when rushed or distracted.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to reduce risk
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based planning and decision making for possession/line blockage work.Tests sequencing, change control, and choosing robust controls under pressure.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to strengthen safe execution.
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based development of learning behaviours in track work.Tests feedback response, learning capture, and avoiding complacency.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to improve competence and reduce risk.
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based assessment of disciplined, detail-focused work behaviours.Tests follow-through, integrity, and maintaining standards under pressure.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to prevent drift and incidents.
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Rail Behavioural Safety Assessment (RBSA)
Scenario-based planning and decision making for possession/line blockage work.Tests sequencing, change control, and choosing robust controls under pressure.Produces manager insights and coaching actions to strengthen safe execution.
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