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Observation of a PIC and COSS SQP1 IP Known to Bronze

by Osborne Assurance, from the Community

Use this rail site observation form to assess PIC and COSS performance for SQP1 IP Known to Bronze works. The checklist covers pre site planning, Sentinel checks and swipes, paperwork and rulebook verification, SSOW setup and protection, PPE and equipment standards, site limits and emergency procedures, and non technical skills including situational awareness, communication, workload and self management. Includes Southern Shield protocols and end of shift requirements.

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PIC/COSS Observation for Non-IP Rail Maintenance
This PIC and COSS observation checklist supports Non-IP rail maintenance works for SQP1 new starters up to Bronze. It covers paperwork and planning, SSOW setup, minimum standards, PPE and equipment checks, site limits, access and egress, lighting and conditions, and emergency procedures. It also assesses non-technical skills including situational awareness, communication, workload management, and self-management. Octavius specific processes are included, such as inductions, briefings, reporting, and end of shift requirements. Finish with overall recommendations and required signatures.
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PIC/COSS Observation Checklist SQP1 Non IP Maintenance
Use this PIC/COSS observation checklist to evaluate competence and compliance for rail works on Non IP maintenance. The form guides observers through paperwork and planning, SSOW setup and protection, NR3180 and authority numbers, PPE and equipment checks, and rulebook knowledge. It assesses non technical skills such as situational awareness, communication, workload and self management. It also verifies Octavius processes including RIPS, line blockages, detonator protection, morning reports and till dawn lamps, and captures overall recommendations.
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COSS Assurance PAIR Form Checklist
Use this PAIR form to audit and assure COSS activities on rail worksites. Document SSOW planning and approvals, protection methods such as line blockages, possessions, and warning systems, verify Sentinel checks and site briefings, monitor lookout and site warden positions, and log actions and close calls. Ideal for vegetation management and other trackside tasks requiring COSS oversight.
by Jamie Marks, from the Community
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CPMS PIC End of Shift Report
Use this CPMS PIC end-of-shift report to document rail worksite activity and handover details. Capture site location, weather, and key safety roles such as PICOP, ES or PC, and PIC or COSS. Record week, item, work site and GZAC numbers, SWP references, possession times granted and returned, and isolation on and off. Add comments, site logs, and images, then complete manager or supervisor sign-off to confirm closure and readiness for the next shift.
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PIC/COSS Observation for Non-IP Rail Maintenance

This PIC and COSS observation checklist supports Non-IP rail maintenance works for SQP1 new starters up to Bronze. It covers paperwork and planning, SSOW setup, minimum standards, PPE and equipment checks, site limits, access and egress, lighting and conditions, and emergency procedures. It also assesses non-technical skills including situational awareness, communication, workload management, and self-management. Octavius specific processes are included, such as inductions, briefings, reporting, and end of shift requirements. Finish with overall recommendations and required signatures.

by Osborne Assurance, from the Community

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PIC/COSS Observation Checklist SQP1 Non IP Maintenance

Use this PIC/COSS observation checklist to evaluate competence and compliance for rail works on Non IP maintenance. The form guides observers through paperwork and planning, SSOW setup and protection, NR3180 and authority numbers, PPE and equipment checks, and rulebook knowledge. It assesses non technical skills such as situational awareness, communication, workload and self management. It also verifies Octavius processes including RIPS, line blockages, detonator protection, morning reports and till dawn lamps, and captures overall recommendations.

by Osborne Assurance, from the Community

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COSS Assurance PAIR Form Checklist

Use this PAIR form to audit and assure COSS activities on rail worksites. Document SSOW planning and approvals, protection methods such as line blockages, possessions, and warning systems, verify Sentinel checks and site briefings, monitor lookout and site warden positions, and log actions and close calls. Ideal for vegetation management and other trackside tasks requiring COSS oversight.

by Jamie Marks, from the Community

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CPMS PIC End of Shift Report

Use this CPMS PIC end-of-shift report to document rail worksite activity and handover details. Capture site location, weather, and key safety roles such as PICOP, ES or PC, and PIC or COSS. Record week, item, work site and GZAC numbers, SWP references, possession times granted and returned, and isolation on and off. Add comments, site logs, and images, then complete manager or supervisor sign-off to confirm closure and readiness for the next shift.

by Derek Cuthbertson, from the Community

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Observation of a PIC and COSS SQP1 IP Known to Bronze

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