Coach and Cab Car Inspection Flashcards

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Vocabulary flashcards covering Transport Canada rules, passenger coach inspection standards, and cab car safety requirements from Bombardier lecture notes.

Last updated 10:42 PM on 8/23/26
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When inspecting the 575V cables, what must be examined?

The connections have proper clearance and there is no signs of damage for the cables, covers, or pins

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When inspecting the 27 Pin cables, which sides is the jumper and communication jumpers

Jumper cable - Left side of car / Comm cable - Right side of car

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575V Cables should not hang lower than [ ] above the top of the rail and [ ] for Hose bags

“5 inches” & “4 inches” respectively

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For Couplers and Operating mechanisms, check damage and defect for:

Coupler, wear plates, operating rods

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what are the safety precautions for inspecting and going in-between equipment

Never go between the 575V cables when power is applied and close all valves before repairs

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For diaphragms, what are we inspecting for?

Tears, cracking or damage in the diaphragms

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What is the minimum thickness of a Tread brake

3/8” including backing plate

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What is the release range of tread brakes during application and release

Clearance of 1/4” and 3/8” from the wheel during release

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For the brake disc actuator fingers, how much do they move upon release and application

1/4” from the bottom of the converter base on release and 1/4” down and stop on application

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During a hydraulic failure, how far down does a finger move from the converter base when it needs to be replaced

Approximately 1-1/2”

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For the trucks and air springs, ensure:

No loose or missing components or damages. No overheating axles

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What is the tread thickness on a wheel

1”

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What is the flange height and thickness on a wheel?

Height: 1-1/2” & Thickness: 15/16”

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When visually inspecting the carbody, make sure:

No graffiti or broken windows, no broken or loose attachments, no damage to body, proper ground clearances, and door open and close properly

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Make sure side doors are:

Clear of snow/ice, free of damage/cracks, and yellow anti slip tape is in place

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What axle and truck # is on the B-end of a coach car?

Axle #1 & #2 are on Truck #1 on the B side

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A missing coupler locking pin is:

Not acceptable for service

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Whose the responsibility of maintaining the emergency tools and equipment is good condition?

Bombardier

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Where are the small first aid kits located on the Bi-level coach cars?

Bi-levels 1-5: End Intermediate level & Bi-level 6-7: End lower level

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What emergency tools are contained in the cabinet?

Handsaw, crowbar, chisel set, sledgehammer, and axe

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What 3 types of fire extinguishers are used?

1) 30lb extinguisher on locos, 2) 5lb Pryene extinguisher on coachse, 3) Amerex A500 5lb extinguisher in cab cars

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What must be inspected during a fire extinguisher inspection?

Visually checked every inspection, checked for 1) seal, 2) charge gauge, 3) inspection card

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What pieces of equipment should be in sealed bags in cab and accessible cars?

megaphone, safety vest

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What emergency equipment is in the cab car?

Flagman’s kit, pipe wrench, air hose, brake pipe air hose, track switch broom, 27 pin plug, 575 plug, paper towel, EDR

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What is the proper door checks procedure

1) Open all doors, 2) Walk through train, 3) Cycle doors, 4) At last car, close doors, 5) Re-walk train

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What types of lights need to be inspected in coach cars?

Cove lights, end door lights, stairwell lights, washroom lights

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What safety and sanitary requirements are there for washrooms?

1) Trash receptacle in place, 2) door works, 3) toilet led not damaged, 4) mirror in good condition

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What is the procedure to test the washroom exhaust fan?

1) Exhaust breaker is “ON”, 2) hold a piece of paper, 3) press firmly against screen, 4) Fan should start

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What is the maximum buffer height between walk plates?

No more than 1/2”

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In the Accessible coach, ensure:

1) Wheel chairs restraints, storage area, and ramp are stored properly and clean, 2) Seat flipped upright

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How many emergency windows are present for a coach car?

12, there are 6 emergency windows on each side of every coach

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How much transmission does than old window allow compared to an new window

Old: 39% transmission, New: 17% transmission

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“Stairway lighting is part of emergency lighting and will operate with battery power”

True

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How many fire extinguishers are present on a coach car?

3 fire extinguishers

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When the doors are cycled, it is acceptable to only have one green door closed light illuminate?

False

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During a brake test, what do you have to check the display for?

Service faults & proper consist listing

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The 31-0006 form proper dates are:

1) Verified at every inspection, 2) Within date, 3) Updated every 3 months (max), 4) New form every 12 months

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What is the pilot clearance of a cab car?

5” to 6”

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