?? BEAD honors Rail Safety Month observed in September to raise awareness of the importance of safety around train tracks. Some safety tips to keep in mind include: Stay off the tracks Report suspicious activity Drive safely Comprehensive Inspections Wear Red Fridays in September North County Transit District Metrolink Los Angeles Metro #wearebead #StopTrackTragedies #railsafety
Safety is not just a policy; it's a culture at McGinley Support Services. During Rail Safety Week, we are highlighting why rail safety is so important to us and sharing insights from our team on maintaining and improving safety standards. #RailSafetyWeek #RailSafety #SafetyCommitment #TeamMcginley #RSW2024
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Reminder: Don't miss out on our Rail Safety Week Webclass Today! Don't miss our Rail Safety Week Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention Masterclass happening in just a few hours! ?? ?? Time ?: 12.30 pm (UK Time) Date ??: Today! You will discover how to significantly reduce slip incidents and enhance rail safety. Actions: ?? Register now (if you haven't) ?? Invite your colleagues ?? Join the discussion and bring your questions! See you soon! #RailSafetyWeek #SlipPrevention #Webclass
Kicking off this year’s Rail Safety Week at the Rail Safety Week Conference in Manchester. Some thought provoking content this morning covering communication, performance vs safety, investigations, and communication. Today at Lumo and Hull Trains we are highlighting to our colleagues the importance of reporting adverse events. We are including tips on how to write a strong, factual report to enable our investigations to identify cause and opportunities for improvement. #RSW24 #BuildingSafetyTogether
It's day three of Rail Safety Week! Which of these 'Open to All' events are you getting involved in today? Find out more on our 'What's On' page ?? https://lnkd.in/epcpZzZP #RSW24 #buildingsafetytogether
It's day four of Rail Safety Week! Which of these 'Open to All' events are you getting involved in today? Find out more on our 'What's On' page https://lnkd.in/gFbC2RaC #RSW24 #buildingsafetytogether
Do your children understand the importance of rail safety? If your child goes to school near the railway line, please set a good example by educating them about rail safety. Do not let them run across the railway line except at an official level crossing #TFRCares
Kicking off this year’s Rail Safety Week at the Rail Safety Week Conference in Manchester. Some thought provoking content this morning covering communication, performance vs safety, investigations, and communication. Today at Lumo and Hull Trains we are highlighting to our colleagues the importance of reporting adverse events. We are including tips on how to write a strong, factual report to enable our investigations to identify cause and opportunities for improvement. #RSW24 #BuildingSafetyTogether
I'm amazed that it's legal for brand new trains to be designed so that they still give you interlock even with a 30mm (!!!) obstruction in the doors. A child's wrist is less than 30mm! As a driver of very similar trains to the one involved in the below Safety Digest, this is something I bear in mind every time I press that Door Close button. Our brains play tricks on us. Neuropsychology research has shown that human vision is only partly made up of what your eyes physically perceive; the rest is an inference that your brain makes based on multiple factors including your expectations and experiences. If your brain expects to see a clear platform like the last 100 platforms you stopped at today, then you just might see a clear platform even if the monitor is actually showing you a much more dangerous picture. That's why when I do my final safety check before taking power, I always make sure to check each coach on the screen one by one, usually pointing at it as well, while counting off the number of coaches. Pointing helps me ensure that I'm focused on one coach at a time, and counting helps me remember the formation length so I don't stop short at the next station. To an outside observer, I must look insane muttering to myself under my breath, but that's a small price to pay to be sure I'm not about to drag someone to their death. "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, 8 cars clear, green signal, next stop Clapham"
We’ve published our latest safety digest https://lnkd.in/etfzei_D after a passenger was trapped in doors and dragged at Enfield Town station, 17 July 2024 #TrapAndDrag #EnfieldTown #Enfield We’ve highlighted these important Safety Messages: ? staff responsible for dispatching trains carrying out an effective final safety check ? those responsible for train specification, and train operating companies, being aware of the natural limitations of human performance and implementing appropriate technological solutions and engineered safeguards to mitigate the risks associated with the dispatch of trains ? train operating companies continuing to raise passenger awareness about the hazards associated with obstructing closing train doors.
Superintendent of Frontline Patrol Operations - OC Transpo Special Constable Unit, Medical Instructor, Use of Force Instructor, Incident Command Instructor, Infantry Solider (Primary Reserve) - Canadian Armed Forces
Each year, OC Transpo Special Constables collaborate with Operation Lifesaver to participate in Rail Safety Week, emphasizing the importance of education in promoting rail safety. One of the critical messages is to avoid walking, playing, or loitering near train tracks. It's essential to remember that train tracks are not a playground; when you see tracks, think train. This awareness can significantly reduce accidents and ensure safety around railways
It's day two of Rail Safety Week! Which of these 'Open to All' events are you taking part in today? Find out more on our 'What's On' page here ?? https://lnkd.in/epcpZzZP #RSW24 #buildingsafetytogether
