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WMATA Emergency Procedures Flashcards

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  1. What does the acronym 'ROCC' stand for in WMATA operations?

    Answer: Rail Operations Control Center

    ROCC stands for Rail Operations Control Center, the nerve center that manages all rail system operations and emergencies.

  2. What is an Emergency Trip Station (ETS) used for on the WMATA rail system?

    Answer: To immediately cut traction power to the third rail in an emergency

    An ETS is a trackside device that, when activated, immediately cuts 750V DC traction power to the third rail in the affected zone.

  3. What is WMATA's 'One Train' policy?

    Answer: A single-train operation on a branch during reduced service

    WMATA's 'One Train' policy refers to operating a single-train service on a branch to maintain some service during disruptions.

  4. Which WMATA emergency plan addresses mass casualty incidents?

    Answer: Mass Casualty Incident Protocol within the Emergency Management Plan

    WMATA's Emergency Management Plan contains the Mass Casualty Incident Protocol outlining coordinated responses with regional agencies.

  5. How should WMATA employees respond to a fire alarm activation in a station?

    Answer: Begin evacuation procedures immediately and notify ROCC

    All fire alarm activations are treated as real emergencies — evacuation begins immediately while ROCC is notified.

  6. What does WMATA's Incident Command System (ICS) establish?

    Answer: A unified command structure for managing emergency incidents

    ICS establishes a standardized command structure enabling WMATA and partner agencies to coordinate emergency response effectively.

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