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Volunteers / Re: March 2023 work reports
« on: March 24, 2023, 10:01:20 AM »
Now it's likely I won't be in Sheepscot tomorrow. I do plan to be up April 1st, weather permitting.
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I was hoping to cut between ML&M and the trestle this winter, and if some would like to do that Saturday that would be great. I can't join you though.
Dan in his element, or more like wearing his element..
Work done on Saturday March 11:...
* Brendan cut a hole in the floor of the main room of the house and installed a floor electrical plug, so that now we have easy-to-access power at the table.
* Dave was working on an addendum to our lease with the W&Q...
The No.10 crew had great success today! But only 1 photo.
QuoteWhat's "entrance interviewing?"
When a volunteer expresses interest in joining the train crew, regardless of background or experience elsewhere, they sit down with the training officer (currently Jason is filling this role) to go through the basic safety rules, talk through a few things, with the understanding that the candidate will learn the rule book, do their best to adhere to those rules, etc. After passing a Safety test, they then are free to serve as Car Host on any public train, and begin the steps towards Brakeman certification through the Trainman program.
Today, Cullen Maher officially entered the WW&F train crew program. Welcome Cullen!
What's "entrance interviewing?"
Brian W. and I will be at TOM cutting and burning, kind of entertainment for the guests. Anyone that wants to help, don't wear your Sunday best.