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Mt Isa System Information Pack - Issue 2.1 - May ... - Queensland Rail

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Rollingstock Authorisation ProcessThe process for determining and validating rollingstock compliance and registration as detailedin QR’s Safety and Security Standard SAF/STD/0068/RSK - Rollingstock Validation,Acceptance and RegistrationRemote Train Overview Application (RTOA)A PC based system providing real time operational information, gathering information ontrain running and rail network status for immediate and continuously updated display andhistorical analysis.Being a multi-tier client-server application, different levels of access/security ensure confidentialityof an Operator’s train performance statistics.SN Speed BoardsSpeed Normal Boards are speed boards that place the onus on the Driver of a train to travelat speeds considered safe for that section of track being travelled over. These boards aregradually being phased out in accordance with QR’s Safety and Security Standard SAF/STD/0015/CIV - SPEED BOARDSStandard TrainThe predominant type of train operating on the line/system.SWRShort welded rail. <strong>Rail</strong> that has mechanical rail joints spaced at intervals less than 110m.Train AuthorisationThe process for acceptance of a train configuration whose rollingstock is registered underQR’s Safety and Security Standard SAF/STD/0068/RSK - Rollingstock Validation, Acceptanceand Registration.Train LengthThe total length in metres of a train including the locomotives. For the purposes of comparisonwith the length of crossing loops, an addition of 1% (1 metre for every 100 metres) shallbe allowed to the calculated length of the train to allow for train stretching.Train Order <strong>System</strong>The Train Order <strong>System</strong> of working allows for the movement of trains on a bi-directionalsingle line.The movement of trains is governed by instructions contained in Train Orders issued by theTrain Controller to train crews or Track Vehicle Supervisors.Train Orders also govern themovement of on-track machine/s working through sections where the movements cannotbe protected by Permanent Way Protection Signals.MT ISA SYSTEM INFORMATION PACKISSUE <strong>2.1</strong> DATE - MAY 200727

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