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From whom do Engine Service Employees primarily receive their instructions?
From whom do Engine Service Employees primarily receive their instructions?
- Transportation Supervisors
- Superintendent or other designated officer (correct)
- Dispatchers
- Yardmasters
Engine Service Employees must always follow instructions without exception.
Engine Service Employees must always follow instructions without exception.
False (B)
What specific documentation must Engine Service Employees check to verify engine inspection status when no mechanical forces are on duty?
What specific documentation must Engine Service Employees check to verify engine inspection status when no mechanical forces are on duty?
prescribed form in the cab
If an engine unit is not within the valid date, Engine Service Employees must record the date, time, and location on the prescribed form in the ______.
If an engine unit is not within the valid date, Engine Service Employees must record the date, time, and location on the prescribed form in the ______.
Match the actions to the Engine Service Employee's responsibilities:
Match the actions to the Engine Service Employee's responsibilities:
What action must Engine Service Employees take concerning engine air brake tests?
What action must Engine Service Employees take concerning engine air brake tests?
Engine Service Employees only need to notify the Dispatcher of defects at the end of a trip.
Engine Service Employees only need to notify the Dispatcher of defects at the end of a trip.
Besides regulating speed, what else should Engine Service Employees exercise when moving a train to prevent accidents?
Besides regulating speed, what else should Engine Service Employees exercise when moving a train to prevent accidents?
When acting as a Pilot, Engine Service Employees will ______ the engine, unless otherwise instructed.
When acting as a Pilot, Engine Service Employees will ______ the engine, unless otherwise instructed.
Match the scenarios with the required actions for Engine Service Employees:
Match the scenarios with the required actions for Engine Service Employees:
In a situation where weather conditions impair signal visibility, what must Engine Service Employees do immediately?
In a situation where weather conditions impair signal visibility, what must Engine Service Employees do immediately?
When a train has multiple engines, the use of the engine bell, whistle, and air brake should be used on all engines for maximum safety.
When a train has multiple engines, the use of the engine bell, whistle, and air brake should be used on all engines for maximum safety.
The Engineer is responsible for the vigilance and conduct of which other employees?
The Engineer is responsible for the vigilance and conduct of which other employees?
Engine Service Employees must obey instructions from various authorities, including Transportation Supervisors, Dispatchers, and the ______ in charge of their train regarding general train management.
Engine Service Employees must obey instructions from various authorities, including Transportation Supervisors, Dispatchers, and the ______ in charge of their train regarding general train management.
Match the employee roles with their primary responsibility regarding instructions:
Match the employee roles with their primary responsibility regarding instructions:
What is the Engineer's responsibility towards other employees on the engine?
What is the Engineer's responsibility towards other employees on the engine?
Engine Service Employees are allowed to disregard signals if they believe the signals are incorrect.
Engine Service Employees are allowed to disregard signals if they believe the signals are incorrect.
What two actions must Engine Service Employees take after inspecting an engine unit that is not within date?
What two actions must Engine Service Employees take after inspecting an engine unit that is not within date?
Engine Service Employees will be governed by current mechanical, electrical, and air brake instructions pertaining to the ______, inspection, preparation, and operation of trains and engines.
Engine Service Employees will be governed by current mechanical, electrical, and air brake instructions pertaining to the ______, inspection, preparation, and operation of trains and engines.
Match the duty with the circumstance:
Match the duty with the circumstance:
Flashcards
Engine Service Instructions
Engine Service Instructions
Report to the Superintendent or designated officer and follow mechanical, electrical, and air brake instructions for safety and operation.
Obeying Instructions
Obeying Instructions
Obey instructions from Transportation Supervisors, Dispatchers, Operators, Yardmasters, and Station Masters, and the Conductor, unless it endangers safety or violates rules.
Engine Qualification & Inspection Form
Engine Qualification & Inspection Form
Ensure qualification on the engine type and check the inspection form in the cab for the previous calendar day's inspection.
Out-of-Date Engine Inspection
Out-of-Date Engine Inspection
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Mechanical Forces Inspection
Mechanical Forces Inspection
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End-of-Trip Report & En Route Notification
End-of-Trip Report & En Route Notification
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Observing Signals & Controlling Movements
Observing Signals & Controlling Movements
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Acting as Pilot Responsibilities
Acting as Pilot Responsibilities
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Compromised Visibility
Compromised Visibility
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Multiple Engines
Multiple Engines
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Engineer's Responsibility
Engineer's Responsibility
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Study Notes
- These rules apply to Engine Service Employees
Receiving Instructions
- Engine Service Employees report to and receive instructions from the Superintendent or other designated officer
- These employees must adhere to current mechanical, electrical, and air brake instructions related to the safety, inspection, preparation, and operation of trains and engines
Executing Instructions
- Engine Service Employees must follow instructions from Transportation Supervisors, Dispatchers, Operators, Yardmasters, and Station Masters within their jurisdiction
- They should also obey instructions from the Conductor regarding the train's general management
- Exceptions to instructions are allowed only if following them would endanger safety or violate rules
Qualification and Inspection Forms
- Engine Service Employees must be qualified to operate the type of engine they are assigned, including any attached devices or auxiliaries
- At locations without mechanical forces, employees will check the form in the cab to ensure the engine consist has been inspected within the previous calendar day
Engine Unit Inspection Protocol
- If the engine unit is not within the date specified, Engine Service Employees will conduct an inspection
Post-Inspection Procedures
- Record the date, time, and location on the form in the cab
- Prepare and sign the regular work report
Inspection Responsibilities
- Engine Service Employees must accept inspections made by mechanical forces, but they must still perform engine air brake tests
End-of-Trip Reporting
- Engine Service Employees must submit a written report on the prescribed form at the end of each trip
- Any defects occurring en route must be reported to the Dispatcher as soon as possible
Observance of Signals and Train Movement
- Engine Service Employees are responsible for observing all signals and controlling train movements accordingly
- They must regulate train speed and exercise discretion, care, and vigilance to prevent injury, damage, collisions, and derailments
Acting as Pilot
- When acting as a Pilot, Engine Service Employees will operate the engine, unless instructed otherwise
- They can enlist assistance from qualified crew members for duties related to the safe and prompt movement of trains and must promptly report any irregularities or failures
Managing Visibility
- If attention is distracted or weather conditions make signal observation doubtful, Engine Service Employees must immediately regulate train speed to ensure safety
Multi-Engine Operations
- When a train has multiple engines, these rules apply to the Engineer of each engine
- The use of the engine bell, whistle, and air brake should be limited to the leading engine, except in emergencies
Engineer's Oversight
- The Engineer is responsible for the vigilance and conduct of other employees on the engine
- They must ensure these employees are familiar with their duties and provide instruction if necessary
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