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Class 93 Tri-mode Loco

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47286Dan

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Tuesday morning movement

93004 GROG WORKSP DY 260Q161G16 F GASWDWSUS N

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Are these moves to place in store until a user is found and free up space at Worksop?? Seems odd now 2 moves and nothing following these initial moves
 

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Are these moves to place in store until a user is found and free up space at Worksop?? Seems odd now 2 moves and nothing following these initial moves
There is an MCL open day at Gascoigne Wood on Thursday which is why 93004 moved today.
 

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Are these moves to place in store until a user is found and free up space at Worksop?? Seems odd now 2 moves and nothing following these initial moves
A user cannot be found until the locomotives receive type acceptance from Network Rail. Hence any movement of a class 93 runs under a Q headcode at present.
 
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A user cannot be found until the locomotives receive type acceptance from Network Rail. Hence any movement of a class 93 runs under a Q headcode at present.
Have they still not been accepted yet? I thought from talking with them at the Great Gathering that they were hoping it would be soon (from August)
 

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A user can be found prior to formal acceptance. If, for example, Freightliner were seriously considering using them there is absolutely nothing to prevent one moving to Basford Hall for familiarisation and static training, but none have gone anywhere.
 

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I wonder why they are there. They seem to of been there for a few days now.
They were moved out of Worksop as there was trackwork going on at the entrance to the down yard. They were simply moved to Castle Donnington in case they were needed for driver training and ended up trapped in Worksop.

Word from inside the project is that the class 93s received their NRSC from NR for service operation on Friday. There has been a bit of a delay on this due to holiday season. Just waiting on AsBo approval now but this was just waiting for the NRSC.
 

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They were moved out of Worksop as there was trackwork going on at the entrance to the down yard. They were simply moved to Castle Donnington in case they were needed for driver training and ended up trapped in Worksop.

Word from inside the project is that the class 93s received their NRSC from NR for service operation on Friday. There has been a bit of a delay on this due to holiday season. Just waiting on AsBo approval now but this was just waiting for the NRSC.
Sounds very positive. May I ask what AsBo means?
 

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They were moved out of Worksop as there was trackwork going on at the entrance to the down yard. They were simply moved to Castle Donnington in case they were needed for driver training and ended up trapped in Worksop.
Thank you for that information. And welcome to the forum!
 

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ASBO = ASessment BOdy

An organisation that manages the process of having railway vehicles authorised for use on the network.
An organisation that assesses that all of the paperwork has been properly completed.

An organisation that manages the process would be more like a DeBo (Designated Body). Or more likely, a large consulting company carrying out multiple roles.
 

sjpowermac

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An organisation that assesses that all of the paperwork has been properly completed.

An organisation that manages the process would be more like a DeBo (Designated Body). Or more likely, a large consulting company carrying out multiple roles.
No, that’s not correct, though I’m unwilling to engage further since it will take the thread off topic. Maybe you could start a new thread if you wished to discuss it further?
 

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