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When is a joint inquiry normally ordered?

  • When the cause cannot be ascertained and no department accepts responsibility. (correct)
  • When the inquiry is conducted by multiple departments at once.
  • When the cause is ascertained beyond doubt.
  • When an individual department accepts full responsibility.

Who conducts a departmental inquiry?

  • An external auditor chosen by the DRM.
  • An official from the responsible department. (correct)
  • The president of the inquiry committee.
  • A committee made up of representatives from all affected departments.

What is imperative before commencing the inquiry?

  • Gathering testimonies from all personnel involved.
  • Reviewing the department's records from previous inquiries.
  • Inspecting the site of the accident. (correct)
  • Consulting with the DRM for further instructions.

How many members of the joint inquiry committee must be present at any sitting?

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What role does the Safety / Operating official play in the inquiry process?

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What is the primary purpose of conducting accident inquiries in railway operations?

<p>To establish cause and improve safety performance. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option is NOT listed as an objective of accident inquiries?

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What is one of the roles of fixed responsibility in the accident inquiry process?

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What type of system of classification for accidents is used for statistical purposes?

<p>Categorization from ‘A’ to ‘R’, excluding ‘I’ and ‘O’. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following objectives relates to evaluating the adequacy of current rules and regulations?

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What is a key focus when examining safety aspects during an accident inquiry?

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What is emphasized as a crucial next step after identifying responsible parties in accident inquiries?

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What initiates a police investigation in the case of a railway accident?

<p>Only when the District Magistrate directs it (A), Loss of human life or grievous injury (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who primarily carries out the investigation within the limits of railway premises?

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What type of inquiry is conducted for accidents during railway operations?

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Who functions as the secretary of the joint inquiry committee?

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What is a necessary condition for the GRP to extend its investigation beyond railway limits?

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Which official does not take part in the decision-making but may observe railway inquiries?

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What is the role of the senior-most official in a joint inquiry committee?

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What classification is used to determine the level at which accidents must be inquired into?

<p>Accident Manual classifications (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the absence of a Railway official, what can still occur during an inquiry?

<p>The inquiry can continue (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of members typically form a joint inquiry committee?

<p>A mix of officials from various railway departments (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What condition must be met for the Commissioner of Railway Safety to notify the Chief Commissioner and others about holding an inquiry?

<p>The accident is considered to be of serious nature. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first action taken by the Commissioner of Railway Safety after receiving notice of a serious accident?

<p>Proceed to the accident site. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for providing administrative and technical assistance during the inquiry?

<p>The concerned DRM and branch officers. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

After collecting evidence, what is the next step for the Commissioner of Railway Safety?

<p>Compile a preliminary report at headquarters. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if the Commissioner finds evidence of sabotage or train wrecking?

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How does the Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety respond to the preliminary report?

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Which of the following is NOT involved in the initial notification of inquiry following an accident?

<p>General Manager of Railways. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be communicated to the public regarding the inquiry?

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What authority does the Commissioner hold during the inquiry as per the Code of Criminal Procedure?

<p>He is deemed a Civil Court. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for obtaining comments from different Heads of Departments (HODs) regarding safety matters?

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What happens if the Railway Board has reservations about the Chief Commissioner's recommendations?

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Which report initiates disciplinary action against staff considered responsible for an accident?

<p>Preliminary inquiry report from the CRS (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What specific information is included in the CRS accident inquiry report's summary?

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What action should the Head of the Railway administration take if prosecution of an individual is deemed necessary?

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What does the final report from the CRS contain regarding the accident?

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What happens upon the receipt of the CRS findings by the police authorities?

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Which chapter in the CRS accident inquiry report focuses on the description of the accident?

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How is the document considered throughout the inquiry process?

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Which authority does the Chief Safety Officer report to for further comments and approval?

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Under what circumstances can the Government Railway Police (GRP) extend their investigation beyond railway premises?

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What is the primary composition of a joint inquiry committee formed to investigate railway accidents?

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Who serves as the president of a joint inquiry committee during a railway accident investigation?

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What role does the Safety Operating official play within the joint inquiry committee?

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What is the principal focus of a District Magistrate's inquiry regarding railway accidents?

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What is the primary goal of conducting accident inquiries according to the defined objectives?

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Which objective specifically focuses on the examination of preventive measures to avoid future accidents?

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How are accidents classified for statistical purposes in railway operations?

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What aspect of railways is examined to ensure safety during accident inquiries?

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Which objective emphasizes the importance of systematic changes to enhance railway safety?

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What main action follows the identification of responsibilities during an accident inquiry?

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What is one of the critical objectives when assessing the rules and regulations in accident inquiries?

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What is the role of the presiding officer in a Commission of inquiry?

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Which of the following individuals is NOT a member of the commission of inquiry?

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What action is mandated once a Commission of inquiry is ordered?

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What is primarily examined in the terms of reference of a Commission of inquiry?

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Which characteristic defines the inquiries conducted by the Commission of Railway Safety (CRS)?

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What is a key feature of the Commission of inquiry's procedure?

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What is a significant limitation of the findings from a Commission of inquiry?

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Which level of inquiry typically involves a sitting or retired judge as the presiding officer?

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What is the primary focus of a major fault inquiry in the railway context?

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What is the first action taken by the CRS upon receiving comments from the CCRS and the GM?

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What is included in the summary section of the CRS accident inquiry report?

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In case the Railway Board has reservations on recommendations, who ultimately decides the matter?

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When can disciplinary action against responsible staff be initiated?

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Which of the following best represents the type of information that is confidential during the inquiry process?

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What is the action taken by the Head of the Railway administration if prosecution is deemed necessary?

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Which chapter in the CRS accident inquiry report specifically covers the description of the accident?

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What does the CRS convey to the CRS regarding departmental actions taken?

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Upon receiving findings from the CRS, what immediate action do police authorities need to take?

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What is the initial step taken by the Commissioner of Railway Safety after receiving notice of a serious accident?

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Which of the following is NOT a duty of the DRM during the inquiry process?

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What does the preliminary report compiled by the Commissioner of Railway Safety include?

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If sabotage or train wrecking is suspected, what should the Commissioner do with the report?

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After the CRS submits the preliminary report, what is the next official action by the Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety?

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What role do members of the public play in the inquiry process?

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What type of information will local magistrates and police be advised about concerning the inquiry?

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What is the role of various Heads of Departments (HODs) regarding the preliminary report?

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Which authority oversees the inquiry and is considered a Civil Court for legal purposes?

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What must be done with the findings if there are serious implications for safety policies?

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Flashcards

Railway Accident Definition

An occurrence during railway operation that affects safety, involves engines/rolling stock/track, potentially delays trains, or causes loss.

Accident Inquiry Objectives

To find accident causes, assign blame to staff, assess systems, prevent recurrence, and improve safety performance.

Cause Determination

Establishing the root cause of an accident beyond doubt.

Responsibility Assignment

Identifying staff liable for failures, omissions, or violations during incidents.

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System Assessment

Evaluating the adequacy and practicality of existing systems.

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Accident Prevention Measures

Evaluating existing safety rules and instructions to stop similar accidents from occurring again.

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Safety Performance Improvement

The aim of accident inquiries, emphasizing system enhancements over just punishing personnel

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CRS Inquiry Purpose

The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) conducting an inquiry is treated legally equivalent to a Civil Court for certain legal procedures related to criminal offenses.

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Serious Accident Notice

When a serious accident occurs, the CRS is notified and must initiate an inquiry.

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Inquiry Initiation

The CRS notifies relevant authorities (Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety, Railway Board, Head of Railway Administration) and sets a date and location for the inquiry.

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Inquiry Site Inspection

The CRS visits the accident site, collects relevant details, and communicates the inquiry details to the public, medical officers, and police.

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Inquiry Support & Assistance

The Railway Administration provides the CRS with necessary resources for the inquiry, including office space, administrative support, and technical expertise.

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Evidence Collection & Preliminary Report

The CRS collects evidence, compiles a preliminary report, and shares it with relevant authorities.

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Sabotage Investigation

If the CRS suspects sabotage, they report it confidentially to the Director of the Intelligence Bureau.

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Report Approval & Review

The Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety (CCRS) reviews the preliminary report, and other relevant departments provide feedback.

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Accident Inquiry Scope

The primary goal is to determine the cause of the accident, evaluate existing safety systems, and identify potential improvements to prevent similar accidents in the future.

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CRS Report Approval

The Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) reviews the preliminary accident report, gets comments from the CCRS and the GM, and writes a final report. The Railway Board can review the CRS's recommendations, and if they disagree, the Central Government (Ministry of Civil Aviation) makes the final decision.

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CRS Report Publication

The CRS's final report on a railway accident gets published and presented to Parliament after the Central Government's approval.

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Accident Inquiry Follow-Up

After the inquiry, disciplinary action can be taken against staff responsible for the accident. The Head of the Railway Administration might also decide to prosecute someone and forwards the report to the police.

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Police Involvement

The police are informed about the CRS's findings. They then decide whether to pursue criminal charges against individuals involved in the accident.

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Key Information in the CRS Report

The CRS report summarizes details like the accident date, time, location, type of accident, damages, and relief efforts. It also includes a brief description of the accident site, the causes, and the people responsible.

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Abbreviations in the CRS Report

The CRS report includes a list of abbreviations used throughout the document. This is essential for understanding the different terms used in the report.

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Preamble in the CRS Report

The first chapter of the CRS report includes a description of the background information, details of the inspection and inquiry, and a summary of the accident, including the injuries.

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CRS Report - Types of Information

The CRS report not only describes the accident but also includes information on abbreviations used, a summary of the accident, and a chapter detailing the accident's preamble, inspection, and casualties.

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Disciplinary Action for Accidents

The railway administration can implement disciplinary action based on the preliminary inquiry report. This could include reprimands, suspensions, or even termination of employment for responsible staff.

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Prosecuting Individuals for Accidents

The Head of the Railway Administration might decide to prosecute individuals for their role in an accident. This is done by forwarding the inquiry reports and statements to the police and the relevant authorities.

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Joint Inquiry

An investigation conducted by multiple departments when the cause of an accident is unclear, especially if no single department accepts responsibility.

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Departmental Inquiry

An investigation conducted solely by a single department to determine the cause of an accident, usually when the responsibility is clear.

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First Sitting

The initial meeting of the inquiry committee, typically held near the accident site to facilitate inspection.

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Site Inspection

An essential step in the inquiry process, where officials visit the accident location to understand the environment and gather visual evidence.

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Inquiry Findings

The conclusions drawn by the inquiry committee based on the investigation and evidence collected.

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Railway Accident Investigation

A formal process to determine the cause of a railway accident, with the goal of preventing future accidents, may involve police, magistrate, and railway inquiries.

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Police Inquiry Triggers

Police investigate railway accidents when there's a loss of life, serious injury, damage to railway property, or suspicion of a criminal act.

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Magistrate Inquiry

An investigation conducted by a judicial officer, usually when the police investigation is deemed insufficient or the accident is very serious.

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Government Railway Police (GRP) Role

The primary investigators of railway accidents within the railway premises, but can investigate outside those limits if needed.

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Role of Railway Officials

Railway personnel are present in the inquiry as observers and technical experts, providing knowledge of railway operations.

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State Police Involvement

State police can conduct the railway accident investigation, but only if the Government Railway Police are unavailable.

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Railway Inquiry Types

Three levels of railway internal investigations: Major Joint Inquiry, Minor Joint Inquiry, and Departmental Inquiry.

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Joint Inquiry Composition

Each inquiry committee combines specialists from different departments (Operating, Civil, Mechanical, etc.) to cover all aspects of the accident.

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Joint Inquiry Leadership

The senior-most railway official leads the inquiry committee, with the Safety Operating official acting as the secretary.

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Accident Severity Classification

The Accident Manual dictates which level of inquiry is needed based on the accident's impact (severity).

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Commission of Inquiry

An official investigation ordered by the Central Government for serious accidents, led by a retired Supreme Court or High Court judge, with the goal of understanding the accident and recommending improvements.

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CRS Inquiry

An investigation conducted by the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) when a serious accident occurs. They follow a formal process, similar to a court, to understand the accident and recommend solutions.

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Major Fault Inquiry

A railway inquiry conducted to analyze a severe accident. It involves a committee of specialists from different departments to determine the cause and suggest improvements.

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Minor Joint Inquiry

A railway inquiry conducted when an accident is less serious than a major fault, but requires multiple departments to analyze the root cause and develop solutions.

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What is the main purpose of these inquiries?

All these inquiries aim to understand the root causes of accidents, analyze existing safety systems, suggest improvements to prevent future occurrences, and enhance overall railway safety practices.

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How are different inquiry levels determined?

The Accident Manual defines the level of inquiry based on the severity of the accident. Serious accidents require a higher level of investigation than minor accidents.

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Who participates in the inquiries?

Inquiries involve railway officials, technical experts, and individuals involved in the accident. The composition of the inquiry team depends on the level of inquiry.

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What is the final outcome of these inquiries?

The inquiries produce reports that identify the causes of accidents, recommend safety improvements, and may lead to disciplinary action against individuals responsible.

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Who Investigates?

Railway Accident investigations can be conducted by police, a magistrate, or by railway officials themselves.

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When Do Police Investigate?

Police investigate railway accidents when there's loss of life, serious injury, damage to railway property, or a suspected criminal act.

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What is a Joint Inquiry?

An internal investigation conducted by railway officials from different departments (Operating, Civil, Mechanical, etc.) to find the cause of an accident.

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Level of Inquiry?

The level of inquiry (Major, Minor, or Departmental) depends on the severity of the accident, as defined in the Accident Manual.

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Who investigates railway accidents?

The Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) investigates railway accidents to determine the cause, identify responsible parties, and suggest improvements for future accident prevention.

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What's the role of the Chief Safety Officer?

The Chief Safety Officer gathers comments from different departments, obtains the GM's approval, and forwards the accident report to the CRS, CCRS, and Railway Board. They also inform the CRS about disciplinary actions taken against responsible staff.

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CRS Report Structure

The CRS accident inquiry report includes a summary of the accident, abbreviations used, and a chapter dedicated to the accident's preamble, inspection, and casualties.

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What happens after the CRS investigates?

The CRS's final report, after review by various authorities, is published and presented to Parliament. Disciplinary action against responsible staff may also be initiated based on the preliminary inquiry report.

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Who has the final say on the CRS recommendation?

If the Railway Board has reservations on the CRS's recommendations, the final decision is made by the Central Government (Ministry of Civil Aviation).

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What happens if there's a possibility of prosecution?

The Head of the Railway Administration can forward the inquiry report to the police if they believe prosecution is necessary. The police will then decide whether to pursue criminal charges.

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Who conducts the inquiry?

The inquiry can be conducted either by the Railway Administration or by the CRS, depending on the seriousness of the accident.

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What happens if a serious accident occurs?

The CRS is notified of the serious accident and initiates an inquiry, providing details to the public, medical officers, and the police.

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What is the CRS report's main goal?

The CRS report aims to determine the cause of the accident, evaluate existing safety systems, and make recommendations for improvements to prevent future accidents.

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What are the key details in the CRS report summary?

The summary includes details like the date, time, and location of the accident, a brief description of the site, the accident type, the cost of damages, relief measures, the cause of the accident, and the responsible individuals.

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Study Notes

Disaster Management

  • Disaster management involves intelligent and meticulous planning, prompt response to situations, and adequate post-disaster measures.
  • Planning and preparation require making relief equipment available at strategic points, providing detailed information about nearby medical facilities, and ensuring emergency equipment (like ART/ARME) is readily available.
  • Prompt response and post-disaster measures include providing accident details and assistance, requesting medical personnel and volunteers for help, ensuring quick redressal for injured, preserving clues at the site, and recording passenger information.
  • Railway staff (on duty or off duty) should respond effectively, and civil authorities should be consulted for any necessary help.
  • Information centers should be set up at the site for the public.
  • Restoration should start only after clearance from relevant police authorities in case of suspected sabotage.
  • Accurate information should be provided without haste.
  • The "Golden Hour" (first hour) is crucial for medical assistance to save lives in case of a fatal accident.
  • Restoration should be planned and executed, and appropriate materials and manpower should be arranged after a thorough assessment of damage.

Accident Inquiries

  • Inquiries into railway accidents are governed by rules, with a uniform code prescribed since 1879.
  • An inquiry is necessary if a serious accident (involving death, grievous injury, or damage exceeding specified amounts) occurs, a passenger train is involved, or a cause for the accident isn't apparent, or by the request of a superior official (GM, CSO, or DRM).
  • A statutory inquiry is held when the Commissioner of Railway Safety is involved according to specified rules.
  • The Commissioner of Railway Safety has the power to investigate similar serious accidents or review existing accident inquiries.
  • Levels of inquiry are defined; Non-Railway (Commission of inquiry, Commission of Railway Safety, Magisterial inquiry, Police investigation) and Railway (Major fault Inquiry, Minor joint inquiry, Departmental inquiry).
  • CRS inquiries focus on identifying the cause and responsibility for accidents and preventing future incidents.
  • CRS investigations may also analyze relief efforts, evaluate procedures, and make recommendations to prevent similar accidents in the future.
  • Detailed investigation procedures and formats for the reports are defined.
  • The involvement of the police and other authorities in relation to accident inquiries.

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