[PRCo] Re: Run numbers
James B. Holland
PRCoPCC at P-R-Co.com
Tue Aug 9 05:39:29 EDT 2005
James B. Holland wrote:
> I have some rough drafts of our proposed sign-up for next month and I
> see that Muni is now using the term BLOCK for TRAIN on the rotations
> sheets. Individual Paddles for the BLOCK list the Number Itself but
> don't identify it by name. Will have to look at the Range sheets to
> see how the Train is identified there.
Our Ranges Sheets are summaries of Each Run in Run_# order and lists the
report time / Pull-Out / Relief, TRAIN, Relief / Pull-In - if this is
not an 8-10--Hour straight through run then there is a split and same
will be listed for the second half of the run. Because an Operator
/ Driver can sign on a BLOCK of Runs for his five-day work schedule
and because these are labeled as Block_1, Block_2 etc, a distinction is
needed to identify the paddle schedule so the old Tried and True term
of TRAIN is still used.
Will have to look at the final cut of the rotation sheets to see what is
used there.
Jim__Holland
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down with pantographs ---- UP___WITH___TROLLEYPOLES!!!!!!!
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