RETRU Facilitator Guide Final

Waratah Training
Course name: RETRU Familiarisation CourseFacilitator code Guide : V1.0 WT 8
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Facilitator Guide
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WARATAH TRAINING RETRU Familiarisation Facilitator Guide
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RETRU Waratah Familiarisation Course
TRIM No.: TBD

1.00 09 April 2010 09 April 2011 Rolling Stock Division
Joan Ritchie Location on the G: Training Programs/ drive (remove if in footer)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Symbol Library ..........................................................................................................4 Course Outline...........................................................................................................5 Course Structure Overview ....................................................................................7 Session 1: Train General Information......................................................................8 Session Outline ......................................................................................................8 Introduction ..........................................................................................................10 Topic 1 Train Information ..................................................................................10 Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment ........................................11 Session Review....................................................................................................13 Session 2: Waratah Recovery ................................................................................14 Session Outline ....................................................................................................14 Topic 1 Couplers ...............................................................................................15 Topic 2 Lifting and Jacking................................................................................16 Topic 3 Pony Bogies .........................................................................................16 Topic 4 Gangway Disconnection .......................................................................17 Topic 5 Isolation ................................................................................................18 Session Review....................................................................................................21 Assessment Overview ............................................................................................22 Instructions to Participants ...................................................................................23 Conclusion and Course Evaluation .......................................................................25 Administration .........................................................................................................26
Symbol Library
Discussion activities to deepen participant understanding
PowerPoint slide indicates which slide number should be shown and/or display a thumbnail of the slide in the body of the guide.
Course Outline
Prerequisites Participants of this course must be employed in the RailCorp Emergency Train Recovery Unit and have training in previous RailCorp Train Set types.
Target audience
This course is designed for personnel of the RailCorp Emergency Train Recovery Unit who may be directly involved with the recovery of Waratah (A-Set) Trains.
Nominal duration
2 Hours (including assessment)
Purpose
The purpose of this course is to enable RailCorp Emergency Recovery Unit Personnel to work safely around and perform recovery operations of Waratah (A-Set) Trains.
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course, participants will have learned how to: Work Safely on and around Waratah Trains Explain Waratah recovery requirements
Assessment strategy
To enable a manageable assessment strategy, a formative assessment will be aimed at the training topics. Learning Outcomes within the Training Environment will be deemed to be achieved after the successful completion of Course Assessment. The type of assessment will be an oral assessment in which participants will be asked to locate equipment and demonstrate or explain procedures. The oral assessment will be conducted and the end of the last session and will be a consolidated assessment of all Learning Outcomes.
Relationship to competency standards
See Delivery and Assessment Strategy.
OSPs / Network Rules / Procedures addressed Resources 1. Human Resources. a. Instructor meeting the requirements of Course Information (Section 2). 2. Physical Resources. a. Computer (laptop or desktop); b. Data projector; c. Facilitators Guide for RETRU Familiarisation Course; d. Participants Guide for RETRU Familiarisation Course; e. Assessments for RETRU Familiarisation Course; f. Waratah Incident Response Manual g. Classroom. h. The use of: a) Waratah Train or b) PPTV c) Train key set
Course Structure Overview

ASSESSMENT METHOD (ON/OFF JOB)
SESSION NO & TOPICS
TIMING
RESOURCES REQUIRED
SESSION ONE
Train General Information
30 mins
Facilitator Guide Participant Workbook PC and projector Whiteboard and markers Use of Waratah Train
Off Job / Oral Assessment
SESSION TWO
Waratah Recovery
70 mins
Use of Waratah Train/PPTV Level 1 Access Key
Off Job / Oral Assessment
Session 1: Train General Information

Session Outline
Timing
30 Minutes
Topics covered in this Session
Topic 1 Train Information Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment
Session Resources List
Enter here what specific resources are required to run this session. Work safely on and around the Waratah Train
Learning Outcome
Housekeeping
Facilitator to adjust the delivery of this content to the needs of the target audience i.e. modify according to whether you are delivering this course as part of a Program or a standalone course. Use of mobile phones Evacuation plan
Put on silent
Refer to instructions in classroom
RCT OHS Induction Video
There are two versions of this video (short and long). If the group you are training has not been shown this video before (and they are new to RailCorp Training), they must be shown the 'long' version. If this course is a standalone and the participants are returning to RailCorp Training after a period of time then they are shown the 'short version' by way of refresher.
Facilities
Explain where main facilities are in building CCTV Cameras filmed whilst on premises Smoking not on railway property First aid box locations / officer on duty
General housekeeping
Drug & Alcohol Policy you may be tested at any time Injury Hotline 1800 772 779
Administration
Explain completion of Ellipse sheets Certificates / Statements (as appropriate) - see also last section of this Guide on Administration.
Introduction
Describe the purpose of the Course Slide 2 List the Learning Outcomes Slide 3
Topic 1 Train Information

Introduce the Waratah by providing basic information as per the details in the slides Slide 4 and 5 Using the artist rendition explain the similarities of other trains to Waratah including: Slide 6 1. Internally similar to Millennium and OSCAR 2. Doors similar to Millennium and OSCAR 3. Roof equipment similar to Millennium and OSCAR
Explain the 3 different types of cars that make up an eight car set: Slide 7 1. TDC x 2 2. MC x 4 3. TC x 2 Inform participants that unlike other train types, this will always be in an eight car configuration.
Show how an eight car set is made up of the different car types. Describe each cars mass Slide 8 Describe train wheel and axle numbering Slide 9 Show participants what a Trailer Bogie looks like. Inform that this bogie is only on TDC and TC. Slide 10 Show participants what a motor bogie looks like, point out the traction motor and gearbox. Inform that bogie is only on MC, hence the name.
Slide 11
Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment

Identify hazards of the Waratah. Slide 12 1. With pantograph lowered, all power is removed except for battery 110 volts. RailCorp will advise if power has been removed. Voltage if train is powered, 1500V, 415V, 240V and 110V. 2. Twelve explosive detonators are stored within the Emergency Equipment Locker in each crew cab. 3. Batteries supply 110V even if pantograph is lowered for emergency lighting and other train systems.
Describe the location of batteries within the vestibule area Slide 13 1. Lighting Batteries are located in each car in the lower saloon area at each end of the saloon under the end 3 seats. They are not accessible by Emergency Services. 2. Control Batteries are located in each TDC and TC in the vestibule area under the end row seats. They are not accessible by Emergency Services
Describe the features of the Waratah that aid in the safety of crew and passengers. Slide 14 Identify the different Emergency Door Releases and location. Slide 15 and 16
Slide 17
Describe the access into the crew cab via the TEEA Door and the Crew Body Side doors. Inform participants that a Bi-lock key is required to access the EDR.
Ask participants if there are any questions. Clarify any points.
Session Review
Topic 1 Train Information Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment
Train Specifications
How many carriages? What are the different types?
Train Layout
How can doors be operated in an emergency? Where are all the door controls located?
Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment
What are some of the hazards? What are the safety and security features fitted?
Introduce next session.
Session 2: Waratah Recovery

Session Outline
Timing 70 Minutes
Topics covered in this Session
Topic 1 Couplers Topic 2 Lifting and Jacking Topic 3 Pony Bogie Installation Topic 4 Gangway Disconnection Topic 5 Isolation
Session Resources list
Waratah Train Butterfly Key Bi-Lock Key If possible access to roof of train.
Learning Outcome
Explain Waratah recovery requirements
Topic 1 Couplers
Explain the meaning of the warning that removal of components for recovery operations after an incident is be supervised by a Waratah Technician unless it is required for the rescue of passengers and/or crew.
Slide 18
Describe the 3 different types of couplers used on the Waratah: Slide 19 1. Auto Couplers 2. Semi-permanent Couplers 3. Emergency Coupler
Describe the Auto Coupler: 1. Scharfenberg Type 10 Slide 20 and 21 2. Mechanically and pneumatically connects, not electrically. 3. How uncoupling is achieved: a. Automatically b. Manually
Describe the Semi-permanent couplers: 1. Connects cars together Slide 22 2. One half shorter (longer half supports gangway when not connected. 3. How to uncouple cars (muff coupling) 4. Chains support coupler when disconnected 5. Dangers of cutting the Gas/Hydraulic Buffers
Describe the Emergency Coupler: 1. Two Halves Slide 23

2. How to assemble 3. Type 10 to AAR 4. Each TDC has one 5. Weighs 40kg assembled
Topic 2 Lifting and Jacking

Briefly describe the lifting frame used. Explain the caution about the lifting links Slide 24 and 25 Describe the location of the jacking points: 1. Car body. Slide 26 2. Bogie
Topic 3 Pony Bogies

Briefly describe pony bogie: 1. assembly Slide 27 2. colour coding 3. weight (315 kg)
Briefly describe installing pony bogie: 1. Installing special lifting link Slide 28 2. Lifting 250 mm 3. Removing special lift link 4. Towing speed (25 km/h)
Topic 4 Gangway Disconnection

Describe Gangway disconnection: Slide 29 and 30 1. Bracket on coupler for resting gangway on (gangway wear plate) 2. Supporting straps for gangway 3. Which side to disconnect
Topic 5 Isolation
Explain the warning - that isolation of systems (systems not covered by this course) for recovery operations after an incident is be supervised by a Waratah Technician unless it is required for the rescue of passengers and/or crew.
Slide 31
Starting with the TDC, point out on the slide the number 1 and number 2 end (as these will be referenced) Slide 32 (Number 2 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 33 Air suspension isolation; and Pantograph compressor isolation.
(Number 1 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 34 Park brake isolation Bogie brake isolation Park brake manual release
(Number 2 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 35 (Number 2 End) Describe the location of the (diagonally opposite side): Slide 36 Park brake isolation Bogie brake isolation Park brake manual release Uncoupling isolating Cock
(Number 1 End) Describe the location of the (diagonally opposite side): Slide 37 Air Suspension isolation Brake Reservoir isolation
(Number 2 End) Describe what is in the Crew Cab and its location (Locker 7 and Locker 8) Slide 38 With the MC, point out on the slide the number 1 and number 2 end (as these will be referenced) Slide 39 (Number 1 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 40 Air Suspension isolation Bogie Brake isolation
(Number 2 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 41 Park Brake isolation Park Brake Manual Release
With the TC, point out on the slide the number 1 and number 2 end (as these will be referenced) Slide 42 (Number 2 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 43 Park Brake isolation Park Brake Manual Release
(Number 1 End) Describe the location of the: Slide 44 Air Suspension isolation Bogie Brake isolation
Describe where isolating cocks are found inside lockers. Slide 45 Indentify the location of MC L5 and TC L5 and relevant equipment in that locker. (park brake) Slide 46, 47 and 48 Indentify the location of TC L3 and relevant equipment in that locker. (pantograph) Slide 49 Identify location of Communications DC circuit breaker panels in crew cab. Identify the radio CB and the reason for isolation. Point out that the CBs cant be safety locked in the open position.
Slide 50
Ask participants if there are any questions. Clarify any points. Visit train to locate all equipment discussed during this session and operating the different equipment/systems discussed. Take participants into a train. Walk from one end to the other pointing out all items discussed throughout session.
Session Review
Topic 1 Couplers Topic 2 Lifting and Jacking Topic 3 Pony Bogies Topic 4 Gangway Disconnection Topic 5 Isolation
Couplers
What are the different types? Where are they used? How can they be uncoupled?
Lifting and Jacking
Where are the lifting points? Where are the jacking points? What must be done before carriage lifted (lift link)?
Pony Bogies
How heavy are they? What does colour coding represent? What is towing speed?
Gangway Disconnection
How do I identify what side to disconnect? What does the gangway rest on? What is the caution when removing the inner screws inside the gangway?
Isolation
What is the symbol used for suspension found on the side of the cars? Who is responsible for removal and installation of components? How are the circuit breakers secured after isolation?
Assessment Overview
In this section In this section, you will explain and administer the assessment for the RETRU Familiarisation
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course, participants will have learned how to: Work safely on and around Waratah Trains Explain Waratah recovery requirements
Time Required
The assessment takes about 10 minutes to complete, including time for administration and instructions.
Resources Required
Class set of assessments Class set of Participant Evaluation Forms
Instructions to Participants
Estimated Time: 2 minutes for briefing plus assessment time Brief the participants on their assessment requirements before conducting the assessment activity. Activity / Instruction Introduce Assessment Item / Resources
Introduce the assessment. Tell participants they are going to spend some time doing an assessment for this course.
Purpose of Assessment
Explain the reason for assessment in RailCorp. The goal of this course was to help you gain the learning outcomes listed at the beginning. These assessment questions help us to make sure that you are progressing towards that goal; that all of you have been able to develop these skills and to identify if there is a need for further training.
Assessment Procedure
Explain that participants are required to achieve a minimum of 80% (16 Marks 13 to pass) pass mark to be deemed Competent in assessment. Explain that if a participant receives a not yet competent result, there are various options: Re-training and re-assessment Re-assessment Discussing with the participant how and when further evidence could be provided to meet competence
Further assistance, such as language or literacy.
Activity / Instruction Preview of Assessment
Item / Resources
Give a brief overview of what is involved in the assessment. The assessment has 2 sections. The first section you will be asked to locate/identify train equipment and/or systems The second section you will be asked to locate/identify train equipment and/or systems pertaining to recovery. In each section, as well as locating equipment, you may be asked to describe its use or operation.
The questions all refer to information you have been taught in this course. Instructions
You will be individually assessed and on completion of the assessment be told if you are competent or not yet competent. After given the result, youll be debriefed on any errors or omissions during the assessment. It will take about 10 minutes to complete this assessment section of the course.
The Assessment
Take one participant at a time over train. Ask to locate/describe items as per assessment sheet.
Collect the completed assessment exercises Recording of Results
Your training and assessment records will be recorded in the Ellipse System. It is your responsibility to record them in your Assessment Record Book (if applicable) and obtain a signoff from your trainer.
Conclusion and Course Evaluation

Estimated Time: 10 minutes The purpose of this session is to sum up the course and to collect course evaluation forms. Activity / Instruction Item / Resources
Course Evaluation
Introduce the Course Evaluation At the end of all RailCorp training, participants are asked to complete a Course Evaluation Form (QTMSFO-09). This is so that RailCorp can make sure that our courses are meeting your needs as employees and helping you achieve your goals. I'll hand out a copy to each of you now. Take as much time as you need to complete it and please return it to me before you leave.
Participant Certificates or Statements
If applicable, explain how Participant Certificates or Statements are awarded and what they mean. If applicable, for 1 day courses, sign and hand out Statements of Attendance (see Administration section below for more information). Remind participants they must retain a copy of any Certificate or Statement they receive as evidence of this course.
Reminders
Remind Participants about recording of results handing in evaluation forms before they leave
Conclusion
Ask if there are any concluding remarks/questions they may have.
Administration
Item Training Records Description Facilitator to see RailCorp Training Record Book for instructions on how to complete and submit training records.
Participant Certificate or Statement
If conducting a one day course, then confirm with the Customer Service Centre staff (at morning tea) that a Statement of Attendance will be issued at the completion of the course. The facilitator will sign and hand out Statement of Attendance at the end of the course.
Participant Evaluation Forms
Return completed forms to the Principal Trainer or Program Manager. End of Document

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Course name: RETRU Familiarisation CourseFacilitator code Guide : V1.0 WT 8

Safe, clean and reliable passenger services

WARATAH TRAINING RETRU Familiarisation Facilitator Guide

TRIM No.: TBD

Joan Ritchie Location on the G: Training Programs/ drive (remove if in footer)

Discussion activities to deepen participant understanding

2 Hours (including assessment)

Relationship to competency standards

See Delivery and Assessment Strategy.

Course Structure Overview

SESSION NO & TOPICS

Train General Information

Off Job / Oral Assessment

Use of Waratah Train/PPTV Level 1 Access Key

Off Job / Oral Assessment

Session 1: Train General Information

Topics covered in this Session

Topic 1 Train Information Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment

Session Resources List

Refer to instructions in classroom

RCT OHS Induction Video

Topic 1 Train Information

Topic 2 Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment

Ask participants if there are any questions. Clarify any points.

How many carriages? What are the different types?

Hazards, Safety and Emergency Equipment

Introduce next session.

Session 2: Waratah Recovery

Topics covered in this Session

Session Resources list

Explain Waratah recovery requirements

Describe the Emergency Coupler: 1. Two Halves Slide 23

Topic 2 Lifting and Jacking

Topic 3 Pony Bogies

Topic 4 Gangway Disconnection

Lifting and Jacking

Class set of assessments Class set of Participant Evaluation Forms

Further assistance, such as language or literacy.

Activity / Instruction Preview of Assessment

Collect the completed assessment exercises Recording of Results

Conclusion and Course Evaluation

Participant Certificates or Statements

Ask if there are any concluding remarks/questions they may have.

Participant Certificate or Statement

Participant Evaluation Forms

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