About Division 75
We are the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, Division 75,
Division of the Rail Conference International Brotherhood of the
Teamsters, protecting the Chicago Division. Division 75 represents
Prior Rights Santa Fe Engineers/Common Engineers of the previously known Illinois Division - 3rd
and 4th Districts Seniority Roster.
Division 75
protects Chicago Division, 3rd and
4th Districts ID Pool, on the Marceline Subdivision - Kansas City, KS to Fort Madison, IA.
Division 75 also protects the 3rd and 4th Districts ID Long Pool on both the
Marceline and Chillicothe Subdivisions - Kansas City, KS to Galesburg, IL,
and the 3rd and 4th District Extra Board based out of Kansas City, KS.
Operating Rules Support Line
Question #1: Can
a crew release hand brakes on a train that is protected by blue signal
protection?
Answer:
No. A blue signal
signifies that workmen are on, under, or between rolling equipment and
requires that rolling equipment must not be coupled to or moved.
Releasing the hand brakes may cause the equipment to move.
(GCOR
5.13)
Question #2:
Is the conductor
required to acknowledge the engineer's response of "set and centered"
over the radio?
Answer:
No.
(TYESR
13.1.1)
Emergency Contact Numbers
The
following telephone numbers
are available to families to contact BNSF
employees in the event of an emergency.
The Crew Support Center emergency telephone number staffed 24 hours a day
7 days a week is 785-676-2911 or 800-964-9387. This number allows family
members a method of quickly contacting the Crew Support Center in the
event of an emergency. After receiving the call the Crew Support Center
will coordinate with the Network Operations Center and field supervisory
personnel to contact the TY&E employee. Appropriate arrangements to
assist the employee to return home will be made when necessary.
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