Absolute Signal Blocking (ASB) is a method of working in the Danger Zone by maintaining controlled absolute signals at STOP.
ANRP 3012 - Using Absolute Signal Blocking
- Title: ANRP 3012 - Using Absolute Signal Blocking
- Status: Current
- Published: Jun 19, 2015
- Category: Operations
- Product Type: Rules and Procedures
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Absolute Signal Blocking (ASB) is a method of working in the Danger Zone by maintaining controlled absolute signals at STOP.
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