WON abbreviations and explanations

[redtape]

Hi All,

Can anyone direct me where to find WON [Weekly Operating Notice] abbreviations or something that can aid me.

For example I cannot find what the # symbol means when relating to possession limits or I cannot find what [COST], [AP] or [AS] etc stands for in regards to worksites.

Can anyone send me in a direction to a document or standards that would explain the WON and how it is to be produced.

 

[Boilinthebag]

I'd be interested in this too. Many moons ago I was chasing the same thing and spoke to someone at NR who didn't have/want to send any paperwork but explained some of the symbols. I think I got the number from the WON. # means substandard protection of less than 400m

 

[redtape]

I'd be interested in this too. Many moons ago I was chasing the same thing and spoke to someone at NR who didn't have/want to send any paperwork but explained some of the symbols. I think I got the number from the WON. # means substandard protection of less than 400m

Yea thanks for this, I believe you are correct with the # symbol.

I wonder what the other stuff means.

 

[Railsigns]

For example I cannot find what the # symbol means when relating to possession limits

That one is explained in the WON itself:

Where detonator protection has to be placed at less than the required 400 metres beyond the possession protecting signal (or points or through crossings) at the start of the possession or protection has to be placed at less than the required 400 metres on the approach to the signal (or points or through crossings) beyond the possession, then this will be indicated by a # symbol following the signal or points number quoted in the PROTECTION LIMITS.

 

[Boodiggy]

Hi All,

Can anyone direct me where to find WON [Weekly Operating Notice] abbreviations or something that can aid me.

For example I cannot find what the # symbol means when relating to possession limits or I cannot find what [COST], [AP] or [AS] etc stands for in regards to worksites.

Can anyone send me in a direction to a document or standards that would explain the WON and how it is to be produced.

AP is a lead worksite and AS are works signing in to that worksite.
Primary (I think) and supplementary if I remember correctly.
Not sure about COST.

 

[redtape]

That one is explained in the WON itself:

Thank you, found it on a WON. Excellent.

AP is a lead worksite and AS are works signing in to that worksite.
Primary (I think) and supplementary if I remember correctly.
Not sure about COST.

Ok this makes sense actually, Just need to find out COST now.