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Lots of different colours including green and red on a number of traction MCB’s, isolation equipment, fault equipment, safety systems and safety critical traction equipment.
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Some TOCS have toilets on board their trains that can be used when / if you have sufficient ‘dwell time’ at a station or when changing ends at a terminus station. On occasions, trains can run early due to a variety of unforeseen reasons and you arrive at a calling point early thus...
Some underground lines have ATO (automatic train operation) with on board signalling and self driving systems. Because of this, it is not imperative that the underground train operator needs to be free from any colourblindness as the ATO train effectively self reads the signals and drives itself...
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That was one of my original questions about the type of contract a GTR TL CDM is on to answer the points on overtime, RDW, BH’s and Sunday’s etcetc. From what I understand a CDM role is pretty much Monday to Friday with no weekend work or bank holidays included. I didn’t know...
You’ve missed some of the convo / job description it seems. A competency development manager (CDM) with Thameslink at least, is a competent, experienced qualified train driver that is required to maintain their train driving competency as well as managing other driver’s competency by assessing...
Cheers for the info.
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OK thanks.
I’m referring to a Thameslink CDM. Seen a couple of adverts for CDM very recently at Luton and St Albans. Thanks for the info.
Surprised at the no driver managers there and didn’t realise other driver line management where you are that don’t drive...
Anyone from GTR with any knowledge of the above role? From what I understand, it’s mid way between a driver instructor and a driver manager kind of role. They also get to maintain their driver status / licence in addition to the management side of the role. I’d be grateful for any useful...
Also known as a STUD - Safety training update day. Latest rule book changes / updates, TOC policy updates / changes, learning from recent safety of the line incidents, knowledge checks etcetc
The last qualified driver advert for LNER was December 2019 and those successful still haven’t started yet! A few of them are yet to complete a medical, yet alone be given start dates and serve lengthy notice periods at their current TOCS / FOCS.
Way too soon after the closing date for any replies. Lots of sifting to do as well as current recruitment for trainee drivers, driver management and other roles recently advertised. Plus COVID slowing things down. Take a seat for the long haul!
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