Walking in the Danger Zone is:
 walking from place to place in the Danger Zone; and
 doing no work other than placing or removing Protection for a Worksite or Rail
Traffic.
Where Workers must walk in the Danger Zone:
 an easily-reached Safe Place must be available; and
 visibility conditions must allow enough Sighting Distance for Workers to reach a
Safe Place before the arrival of Rail Traffic.

Rule 3000 – PLANNING WORK IN THE RAIL CORRIDOR

1. Purpose
2. General
2.1. Accessing the Rail Corridor
3. Protection Officer
4. Assessing Safety
4.1. Use of Plant Near or Work Above the Danger Zone
5. Multiple Access Providers
6. Level Crossings
7. Methods for Working Safely on Track
7.1. Running Lines in the Network Outside Depots
7.2. In Depots
8. Local Possession Authority
9. Track Occupancy Authority
10. Absolute Signal Blocking
11. Lookout Working
12. Walking in the Danger Zone
13. Reference
14. Effective Date