Medical - Trainee Conductor.

[smudga331]

Hello,

I may be expected to have a medical soon for a trainee conductor role for AGA. I wondered what the limitations were surrounding BMI. I am a big lad and have been all my life. Luckily I have time to try and make a dent in this and get cracking, however, for a conductor role, I wondered if anybody knew a rough idea of what may be a pass/fail mark?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Cherry_Picker]

Probably varies by TOC but I think 33 is a significant number when it comes to cab ergonomics. I'm not sure it's a hard cut off at that point, but you probably don't want to be too much over it.

 

[smudga331]

Probably varies by TOC but I think 33 is a significant number when it comes to cab ergonomics. I'm not sure it's a hard cut off at that point, but you probably don't want to be too much over it.

Thank you for your response Cherry Picker!

 

[grumblingalong]

If you want you can PM me any AGA specific questions, not sure on the BMI but can answer most others!

 

[smudga331]

If you want you can PM me any AGA specific questions, not sure on the BMI but can answer most others!

Thank you very much 'grumblingalong'. I may well take you up on that. Hugely appreciated. Thanks again!

 

[Si_leeds]

My bmi is about 38 and I was fine. Think it's more for drivers that it's a point due to space between the seat and console