Mechanical Signalling
- Underpinning Knowledge in the principles of mechanical Signalling
- Practical experience in the cutting of mechanical locks (FPL) and the jointing of Signal wires
- Maintenance and installation techniques and standards

Who Should Attend This Course?
This course is intended for signal engineers who will become involved in the maintenance or installation of mechanical signalling and will provide them with a good level of underpinning knowledge.
Course Content and Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this course, the delegate will be able to describe the function of the following:
Signals:
- Signal Structures
- Signal Fittings
- Slotting
- Signal Wire Runs
- Signal Box Wire Connections
- Jointing and terminating Signal Wire
- Signal Arm Gauge
- Signal Arm Repeating
- Final Checks on Signal Operation
Points:
- Point Types and Identification
- Point Operation
- Rodding Runs
- Compensation
- Facing Point Lock Plunger Operation
- Adjustment of Points
Detection:
- Detection Theory
- Detection Equipment
- Cutting of Detector Notches
- Adjustment and Testing of Detectors
Entry
Requirements
A well prepared delegate is expected to have attended some basic training (BS1/BS2/ Introduction to Signalling) or have equivalent experience. The delegates should have some experience with basic hand tools (i.e. Hacksaw, file etc.) although some instructions will be given on the course.
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