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1. Adjacent Tracks Two or more tracks with track centers spaced less than 25 feet.
2. Control Operator Railroad employee in charge of a remotely control switch or derail, an
interlocking, a controlled point, or a segment of controlled track. This
includes job titles such as Train Dispatcher, Train Director, Block Operator,
etc.
3. Controlled track a track upon which the railroads operating rules require that all
movements of trains must be authorized by a control operator.
4. Effective A vandal and tamper resistant lock, keypad for application and removal only
Secur- ing by the roadway workers for whom the protection is provided.
Device
An employee responsible for a work group under the overarching
5. Employee authority of the Roadway Worker In Charge.
in Charge
(EIC) A method of establishing working limits on controlled track in which
movement authority of trains and other equipment is withheld by the
6. Exclusive control operator, or restricted by flagman.
Track
Occupancy
7. Flagman When used in relation to roadway worker safety, an employee assigned
designated by the railroad to direct or restrict the movement of trains past a
point on a track to provide on-track safety for roadway workers, while
engaged solely in performing that function.
8. Foul time A method of establishing working limits on a controlled track in which a
roadway worker is notified by the control operator that no trains will operate
within a specific segment of controlled track until the roadway worker
reports clear of the track.
9. Fouling a Track The placement of an individual or an item of equipment in proximity to
a track that the individual or equipment could be struck by a moving
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, Amtrak RWP Exam Questions And Answers (100% Correct) Latest
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train or on-track equipment, or in any case is within four feet of the
field side of the near running rail. Locations specifically engineered to
provide protection from moving trains
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1. Adjacent Tracks Two or more tracks with track centers spaced less than 25 feet.
2. Control Operator Railroad employee in charge of a remotely control switch or derail, an
interlocking, a controlled point, or a segment of controlled track. This
includes job titles such as Train Dispatcher, Train Director, Block Operator,
etc.
3. Controlled track a track upon which the railroads operating rules require that all
movements of trains must be authorized by a control operator.
4. Effective A vandal and tamper resistant lock, keypad for application and removal only
Secur- ing by the roadway workers for whom the protection is provided.
Device
An employee responsible for a work group under the overarching
5. Employee authority of the Roadway Worker In Charge.
in Charge
(EIC) A method of establishing working limits on controlled track in which
movement authority of trains and other equipment is withheld by the
6. Exclusive control operator, or restricted by flagman.
Track
Occupancy
7. Flagman When used in relation to roadway worker safety, an employee assigned
designated by the railroad to direct or restrict the movement of trains past a
point on a track to provide on-track safety for roadway workers, while
engaged solely in performing that function.
8. Foul time A method of establishing working limits on a controlled track in which a
roadway worker is notified by the control operator that no trains will operate
within a specific segment of controlled track until the roadway worker
reports clear of the track.
9. Fouling a Track The placement of an individual or an item of equipment in proximity to
a track that the individual or equipment could be struck by a moving
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, Amtrak RWP Exam Questions And Answers (100% Correct) Latest
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train or on-track equipment, or in any case is within four feet of the
field side of the near running rail. Locations specifically engineered to
provide protection from moving trains
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