Alert to Train Movement, employees must:

• A. Expect the movement of equipment at any time, on any track, in either direction
• B. Wait for a fixed schedule before moving any equipment
• C. Notify the supervisor only if movement is near
• D. Keep quiet and let others move

Answer: (A)

Alert to Train Movement means you must treat every track as potentially active and expect that equipment can move at any time, on any track, and in either direction. That mindset keeps you prepared to protect yourself and others: stay vigilant, look both ways, listen for horns and movement, and position yourself where you won’t be struck by passing trains or moving equipment. It also means don’t rely on a schedule or wait for explicit permission before taking precautions—you must continuously maintain awareness and follow established safety rules and communication procedures. The other options undermine safety: movement isn’t limited to fixed times, and waiting for a near movement or staying quiet won’t protect you if a train or equipment starts moving unexpectedly.