About this course
This course is for anyone aged 16 or over that is required to access overhead line construction sites. The course is classroom based and is taught over half a day. At the end of the course, delegates will be required to complete a theoretical assessment.
What you will learn
Welcome & Introduction
Aims and Objectives
How the construction activity may affect the safe operation of the railway
How the OLE is designed to function under normal operating conditions
What procedures need to be followed, to confirm operational and personal safety is maintained during the work
How to avoid personal injury during the work
What each of the component parts contribute to the overall operation of the OLE system
What terminology and methods are used to identify OLE and describe operational status of the equipment
What the limits of your responsibility and authority are
Reporting lines and escalation procedures
Industry protocols relating to communication of important safety information
Post course objectives