Safety Expectations at the Union Pacific
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On October 5, 2011, Ron Ruisz presented vital safety expectations at Union Pacific in Chicago, highlighting the Automated Gate System (AGS) and its numerous benefits, including reducing human exposure. Key discussions included mandatory participant focus, adherence to rules, and speed control challenges within intermodal facilities. Essential safety measures included respecting crossing protection signs and awareness of "No Drive Zones." Emphasizing precautions in Roadability Repair Areas and avoiding pinch points is crucial. Overall, prioritizing safety ensures effective and efficient operations.
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Safety Expectations at the Union Pacific Ron Ruisz Chicago, Illinois October 5, 2011
Automated Gate System (AGS) AGS has many benefits, one of them being the absence of human exposure on the ground.
Manned Gate Focus by all participants is mandatory!
Rules Five Man Electrical Band……..Signs, Signs, Everywhere are Signs!
Speed control Perhaps one of the biggest challenges in an Intermodal facility.
Crossing protection/Stop signs Another major point of exposure.
It is still construction season! Beware of your surroundings at all times!
No Drive Zone Never drive under a crane unless instructed to do so.
Beware of the pinch points. At times you may encounter areas where your turning radius is a challenge.
Roadability Repair Area Rules NO EXCEPTIONS!
Roadability Repair Area Safety The safe way is most often the fastest route for corrective action!
Container – Chassis Mismount What should you NOT do?