Title Page

  • Candidate Name:

  • Candidate Contact No:

  • Line Manager Name:

  • Line Manager No:

  • Approved for assessment?

  • Location of assessment:
  • Date of assessment:

  • Start time

  • Assessor Name:

  • Assessor contact No:

  • Worksite Location/Mileage

  • Appropriate PPE worn?

  • Nature of work:

Part 1. Walking on or near the line (needs to be completed by all PTS candidates).

  • Choose Yes, No or N/A as an answer for the task. Where further mentoring is required also select FMR and add comments below. Should the candidate have any questions, select the Q column for the relevant subject and add comments below. Multiple slections can be made. For example: Yes & Q; or No & FMR.

Observations & Questions

  • Has the candidate the correct PPE on?

  • Can the candidate identify where the POS is?

  • Did the candidate demonstrate 1.5m from a given point

  • Did the candidate demonstrate 2 m from a given point

  • Does the candidate know the distance on or near the line?

  • Does the candidate know what the trackside is?

  • Did the candidate look both ways when crossing the track?

  • Did the candidate cross at a right angle?

  • Did the candidate avoid the sleepers?

  • Did the candidate stand in a POS after crossing the track?

  • Does the candidate know the UP & Dn directions?

  • Did the candidate correctly acknowledge all train driver warnings?

  • Whilst walking, did the PTS candidate look up every 5 seconds?

  • Did the candidate show reasonable track safety awareness when walking back to the access location?

  • Assessor's comments:

Part 2. Only needs to be completed if the candidate will be working on or near the line.

  • Choose Yes, No or N/A as an answer for the task. Where further mentoring is required also select FMR and add comments below. Should the candidate have any questions, select the Q column for the relevant subject and add comments below. Multiple slections can be made. For example: Yes & Q; or No & FMR.

Observations and Questions

  • Did the candidate show reasonable track safety awareness when walking to the site?

  • Did the candidate acknowledge the lookout after hearing the warning?

  • Did the candidate move to a POS after hearing the Horn/whistle?

  • Was the candidate focused on the train and not distracted whilst in the POS?

  • Did the PTS candidate correctly acknowledge all train driver warnings whilst standing in a position of safety?

  • Whilst working, did the PTS candidate stay within the worksite limits?

  • If tools are being used, were they moved into the correct POS?

  • Is the PTS candidate continually aware of their own safety and following the TSC’s instructions when working On or Near the Line?

  • Did the candidate wait until the TSC gave permission to leave the POS?

  • Did the candidate show reasonable track safety awareness when walking back to the access location?

  • Assessor's comments:

Part 3. Only needs to be completed if the candidate will be working on or near the line.

  • Select Pass, Fail or N/A as required.

Knowledge of TSC briefing.

  • Access Location

  • Direction of Travel

  • Line Speed

  • Location of Work

  • Working From / TO

  • Type Of Work Zone

  • Number of Lookouts

  • Method of warning

  • Position Of Safety

  • First Aider

  • Means of Contacting emergency services

  • Hazards

  • Assessor's comments:

PART 4. Only needs to be completed if the candidate will be working on or near the line.

  • Select Pass, fail or N/A as required.

PTS Knowledge

  • If caught between adjacent lines, where should you lie down?

  • Where is the five-foot?

  • Where is the six-foot?

  • What does a limit clearance sign look like?

  • What distance is your POS

  • What must you do if you’re taking prescribed or non-prescribed medication?

  • What distance is defined as on or near the line?

  • If you’re working in a separated green zone, what minimum distance must you keep from any line open to train movements?

  • What is the minimum distance tools should be placed when moved into POS

  • Can you use your mobile phone when “on or near the line”?

  • What must you do if warned of an approaching train in a red zone?

  • If working in a red zone, who must you never distract?

  • What are you permitted to do on your own when ‘on or near the line’?

  • Using the phonetic alphabet, ask then for the corresponding names for the following: A,D,E,G,H,I,K,L,Z,9,0

  • How many units of alcohol can you drink during working hrs?

  • What is the minimum PPE you should be wearing when on or near the line? A Safety gloves.<br>B Dust mask.<br>C Approved High Visibility clothing.<br>D Eye Protection.<br>E Safety helmet.<br>F Ear defenders.<br>G Approved safety footwear.<br>H Earplugs.

  • List the procedure for making an emergency call: A. State, “This is an emergency call.”<br>Check you are speaking to the correct person, i.e., Signaller at the correct location<br><br>B. Give your Name, Grade and Location<br><br>C. Say What has happened.<br><br>D. Say exactly where it has happened and what services are required<br><br>C. Use signal numbers or mileposts if possible.<br>

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  • Assessor's comments:

5. Summary of Assessment/ Decision

Assessors's decision.

  • PTS qualification

  • Assessor's Signature

Candidates declaration

  • I have read and confirmed the Assessor's feedback

  • Candidate's signature

  • Date & Time

  • Candidate's comments on assessment.

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