Course Aims
This course (TR07.02) is intended to provide a delegate with the underpinning knowledge and skills to achieve a suitable level as required by the the latest Network Rail Company Standards.
Duration
3 daysLearning Objectives
At the end of this course the delegates will: -
• Understand the importance of a visual inspection with regards to the 1054 Inspection Procedure.
• Be able to identify the key elements of the crossing requiring particular attention and features to be observed during the Inspection.
• Be able to demonstrate an understanding of the requirements when producing an Inspection Report and the ability to complete a Cast Crossing Inspection Report / Failure Report.
• Be able to identify the various types of cast crossings.
• Have a clear understanding of track geometry in relation to cast crossings.
• Be able to demonstrate a clear understanding in the use of Liquid Penetrant testing for the non-destructive testing of cast crossing.
Pre Requisite Requirements
The following pre-requisites are required:
• Prior basic knowledge of the permanent way track and its components
• Prior experience of working on the maintenance/renewal of S&C
PPE Requirements
This course requires the delegate to be on or near the running line and therefore, they MUST be in possession of:-
• Valid P.T.S. Card
• Protective “all orange” High Visibility Clothing to ISO 20471
• Safety Footwear to BS EN ISO 20345
• Safety Helmet (white/blue) to BS EN 397
• General Purpose Gloves to BS EN388
• Safety Glasses BS EN166 and of Optical Class 1 with Impact Resistance F
Delegates must wear nitrile gloves when handling LPT chemicals.
A half, or full-face respirator with gas/vapour filters, rated at FFP3 shall be worn by all delegates, due to the carcinogenic nature of the LPT chemicals.
Disposable paper masks are permitted, provided that they comply with EN14387 and hold the FFP3 rating.
Half face respirators with attachable gas/vapour filters are also permitted, but must comply with EN14387 and hold the FFP3 rating.
A powered air fed mask is the preferred option for Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE), as it provides the greatest protection and comfort. Delegates must ensure that the filters are the correct type.
NOTE: Where facial hair (including stubble) obstructs any part of the seal of the mask, delegates shall either remove the facial hair, or alternatively, wear a full-face air fed mask.
This is in line with recent guidance from Network Rail regarding the correct types of RPE to be worn by individuals sporting facial hair.
Certification
A Certificate of Competence will be awarded to the delegate upon successful completion of the course. Certification is valid for 3 years subject to required mentorship.
