Introduction
This course comprehensively covers section T1A of the December 2003 edition of Network Rail's rulebook. T1A replaced section E1 of rule book No.13. and details the arrangements and procedures required for protecting signalling equipment.
Objectives
On successful completion of the course the candidate will be able to:
 | Take control of
signalling work using section T1a of the Network Rail Rulebook GE/RT8000
| Describe the
arrangements to be made before commencing work on signalling equipment
| Describe the
instructions to be given before commencing work on signalling equipment | Explain the
responsibilities of the signalling technician when taking charge of
signalling work associated with section T1A
| Be able to understand
and complete the relevant forms associated with section T1A | Demonstrate an ability
to correctly carry out the instructions contained in section T1A for a
selection of work place scenarios | |
Subjects
| When the instructions
in section T1A apply
| Use of T1A for
protection of failed signalling equipment
| Use of T1A for routine
maintenance of signalling equipment
| Use of T1A during
planned signal engineering work
| Release of signalling
controls
| Routine maintenance of
Automatic Level Crossings
| Instructions for
signalling technicians during Pilot working on single & bi-directional
lines | |
Who Should Attend
Delegates who wish to work on signalling equipment using
protection arrangements as detailed in section T1A of the Network Rail Rule Book
GE/RT8000.
Learning Approach
Classroom sessions and practical work. Theory and practical assessments are
included. Delegates MUST bring with them a current copy of Network Rail's Rule Book
GE/RT8000
Features
Provides a comprehensive understanding of procedures associated with Network Rail's Rule Book (GE/RT8000) Section T1A which will enable candidates to safely and effectively implement protection arrangements for work on signalling equipment. Theory and practical assessments are used to provide evidence of competence.
Booking Code: T1A
Duration: 2 days