SANS 3000-1:2009 - Railway Safety Regulator

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SANS 3000-1:2009Edition 27.1.2 The operator shall establish, develop or adopt, communicate and maintain contingencyplans, including emergency preparedness plans for railway operations. Such plans shall beintegrated with similar plans of other operators at the interfaces/intrafaces of railway operations andalso with those of relevant external emergency responders, including the departments of provincialand local government that deal with disaster management.7.1.3 The contingency plan, including an emergency preparedness plan, referred to in 7.1.2 shallbe based on risk assessments to provide for the prevention and mitigation of the consequences ofall potential occurrences associated with railway operations. The emergency preparedness planshall address specifically, as a minimum, the following:a) initial response procedures;b) call-out procedures;c) on-site management of an occurrence;d) liaison with emergency responders;e) evacuation procedures;f) initiation of an investigation;g) environmental response and rehabilitation; andh) restoration of normal operations.7.2 Railway occurrence categories7.2.1 GeneralRailway occurrences shall be recorded and reported to the relevant national railway safety regulator(see foreword) in the categories A to L (see 7.2.2 to 7.2.13). These railway occurrences shall reflectthe number of occurrences and not the consequences thereof, which are to be recorded andreported as indicated in 7.5.7.2.2 Category A — Collisions during movement of rolling stockCategory A occurrences cover the following:a) a collision between rolling stock on a running line;b) a collision of rolling stock with an obstruction on a running line (including road vehicles thatcollide with rolling stock);c) a collision of rolling stock with a stop block on a running line;d) a collision of rolling stock other than on a running line;e) a collision of rolling stock with an obstruction other than on a running line; andf) a collision of rolling stock with a stop block other than on a running line.NOTE Level crossing collisions or persons struck by rolling stock in motion are excluded from this category.16
SANS 3000-1:2009Edition 27.2.3 Category B — Derailments during movement of rolling stockCategory B occurrences cover the following:a) derailments of rolling stock on a running line;b) derailments of rolling stock on a line other than a running line; andc) derailments of rolling stock during tippler activities.7.2.4 Category C — Unauthorized movements (rolling stock movements exceedingthe limit of authority)Category C occurrences cover the following:a) signal passed at danger on a running line;b) signal passed at danger on any other line;c) passing limit of authority on a running line;d) passing limit of authority on any other line;e) physical train token limit passed on a running line;f) physical train token limit passed on any other line;g) verbal authority exceeded on a running line;h) verbal authority exceeded on any other line;i) written authority exceeded on a running line; andj) written authority exceeded on any other line.7.2.5 Category D — Level crossing occurrencesCategory D occurrences cover the following:a) collisions between rolling stock and road vehicles (including motor vehicles, bicycles andanimal-drawn vehicles) at a recognized level crossing on a running line;b) collisions between rolling stock and road vehicles (including motor vehicles, bicycles andanimal-drawn vehicles) on any line other than a running line (including yards, sidings andprivate sidings) at a recognized level crossing;c) persons struck by rolling stock at a recognized pedestrian level crossing; andd) persons struck by rolling stock at a recognized road level crossing.7.2.6 Category E — Persons struck during movement of rolling stock (other than atlevel crossings)Category E occurrences cover the following:a) occurrences where a member of the public is struck by rolling stock on a running line;b) occurrences where an employee is struck by rolling stock on a running line;17
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