TLIB4076 — Inspect and prepare a heritage motive power unit

1 Start heritage motive power unit

• 1.1Roster is checked and interpreted for day’s train driving activities
• 1.2Allocation of motive power units is checked in conjunction with network control officer and roster
• 1.3Motive power unit to be inspected and prepared is located in the yard
• 1.4Motive power unit is started in accordance with manufacturer instructions and operating faults are recognised, diagnosed, reported and recorded in appropriate records for follow-up
• 1.5Where critical or serious equipment faults cannot be readily rectified, motive power unit is shut down, faulty equipment is isolated and tagged and problem is reported for rectification
• 1.6Instruments and gauges are observed and readings are interpreted to confirm effective operation, including air and electrical
• 1.7Actions are taken to determine cause of identified problems in instruments and gauges, and situation is rectified or reported
• 1.8Fluid levels are rechecked after starting and appropriate actions are taken, as required
• 1.9Pre-departure checks are carried out to ensure motive power unit is braking and powering effectively and is safe to move

2 Prepare for heritage motive power unit work activities

• 2.1Roster is checked and interpreted for day’s train driving activities
• 2.2Allocation of motive power units is checked as identified by notices, in conjunction with network control officer and roster
• 2.3Hazards are identified, risks are assessed and risk control measures are implemented
• 2.4Trackside safety and basic electrification awareness procedures are followed while locating allocated motive power unit in the yard
• 2.5Motive power unit inspection and preparation duties are identified and interpreted
• 2.6Train schedules, notices and other operational and regulatory documentation are accessed and interpreted in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.7Communication equipment required for day’s operations is obtained and checked to ensure it is functional
• 2.8Required personal protective equipment (PPE) is obtained for use prior to day’s train driving activities
• 2.9Motive power unit to be inspected and prepared is located in the yard

3 Inspect and prepare heritage motive power unit

• 3.1Features, functions and location of motive power unit and associated equipment are identified
• 3.2Logbook is checked to confirm serviceability of unit
• 3.3Preparation and safety checks are conducted in accordance with work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) and other workplace policies and procedures
• 3.4Motive power unit, kit and equipment are checked and defects and deficiencies recorded and rectified, isolated, tagged or reported in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements
• 3.5Availability of appropriate fuel, lubricating oils, water, coolant and sand quantities, as required, are checked against journey requirements and appropriate actions are taken to replenish them, as required
• 3.6Relevant WHS/OHS and regulatory requirements are followed

4 Conduct in-cab checks

• 4.1Motive power unit is checked in correct sequence and all equipment is confirmed to be operating to optimum requirements
• 4.2Cab layout is checked and confirmed that it meets operating requirements
• 4.3Pre-departure mechanical checks are correctly performed, and correct functioning of equipment is confirmed in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer operating requirements
• 4.4Supervisory controls and indicators are checked to ensure they are functioning correctly and appropriate actions are taken if not working correctly
• 4.5Communication equipment is checked to ensure it is functioning correctly and appropriate actions are taken if not working correctly
• 4.6Seat, windows, blinds, air conditioners, heaters and other personal in-cab equipment are checked and adjusted for correct functionality, safety and comfort
• 4.7Auxiliary equipment is checked and confirmed to be operational in accordance with operating requirements
• 4.8Fire extinguisher, emergency toolbox and other required equipment are checked to confirm they are in position and meet operational requirements

5 Complete documentation

• 5.1Required documentation concerning inspecting motive power unit is completed and processed in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements
• 5.2Logbook and other service records on the motive power unit are completed and filed in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements

6 Position heritage motive power unit

• 6.1Authority to move and position motive power unit is obtained and relevant personnel are advised of intention and procedures
• 6.2Motive power unit is operated in accordance with operational procedures and regulatory requirements, within operating and operational constraints
• 6.3Motive power unit is positioned in accordance with operational requirements and directions
• 6.4Motive power unit performance is monitored during operation to confirm effective operation or to identify defects
• 6.5Equipment defects are identified, reported, rectified and recorded or relevant personnel are advised for assistance
• 6.6Relevant WHS/OHS and regulatory requirements are followed to ensure safety and to prevent injury and damage
• 6.7Network control officer and other relevant personnel are advised that motive power unit is secured in required position and is ready for service

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