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Background
A sub-group of the M & EE Networking Group have produced this Code of
Practice which details the layout of the nationally approved Machine/Crane
Controller pre-work, on-site, check lists.
Sub-group Contacts
Jack Pendle (Chair) jack.pendle@volkerrail.co.uk
Chris Sayers-Leavy chris.sayers-leavy@networkrail.co.uk
Steve Wadham steve.wadham@keltbray.com
John Gribble john.gribble@amey.co.uk
Leevan Finney Leevan.Finney@networkrail.co.uk
Uncontrolled When Printed
Document
M&EE Networking Group Codecomes into force
of Practice for 05/03/2011
No COP0016
Supersedes COP0016 Iss 3 on 05/03/2011
RRV & RMMM Machine / Crane Controller Checklists Issue 3
Date Jan 2011
Page 3 of 7
Sign off
The M & EE Networking Group agreed and signed off this Code of Practice on
19 January 2011 and published on 5 March 2011
Purpose
This Code of Practice details a recommended standard industry RRV and
RMMM Machine and Crane Controller checklist. This checklist has been
produced to ensure a common format and requirements recognisable to all
Machine and Crane Controllers carrying out their duties on Network Rail
managed infrastructure.
Scope
This Code of Practice applies to Road-Rail Vehicles (RRV) and Rail Mounted
Maintenance Machines (RMMM) Operations on Network Rail managed
infrastructure.
Definitions
POL holder Organisation holding a Network Rail POL
1 Principle
1.1 Machine and Crane Controllers should complete a checklist for
each machine.
1.2 Machine Controllers should complete the first two pages and Crane
Controllers should complete all three pages.
1.4 POL holders may use their own versions of the checklist but should
retain the general format for consistency across the industry.
Where the POL holder deems it necessary to add questions then
the numbering of the questions in the sample checksheet should be
retained.
M11 Are Possession and Protection arrangements adequate for the operations
planned for the protection of the site? Yes / No
M12 Are all overhead cables suitably identified and marked by Goal Posts etc, if
Yes / No
required by the Method Statement/WPP? (Note: if not required or no cables
N/A
answer N/A)
M13 Are side and overhead clearances adequate? Yes / No
M14 Is the site lighting adequate for the task to be performed? Yes / No
M15 Has the operator completed the pre-start functional and operational checks on all
Yes / No
the plant and is satisfied that it is safe to use?
M16 Have you witnessed a successful functional brake test on all the plant? Yes / No
M17 Have height and slew limits been set as required? Yes / No
(If not required tick N/A) N/A
Action notes from previous questions
ITEM NOTES, COMMENTS