Mixed Train Service Sample Clauses

Mixed Train Service. A. All mixed trains will have at least two Locomotive Engineers, one Conductor, and one Assistant Conductor/ Baggageman. B. An extra Baggageman will be called when more than five coaches are required in consist. Note: Second Engineer will be responsible to line switches in/out of sidings and assist with online or terminal switching when required.
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Mixed Train Service. 7.1 A mixed train is a train, composed of freight cars, passenger coach or coaches, and a baggage car or combination car, and does not include a freight train with only a passenger car attached. 7.2 Engineers assigned to a run, a portion of which is passenger and the balance mixed, or freight, or both, will be paid mileage or time at wayfreight rates in accordance road service guarantee
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Mixed Train Service. A mixed train is a timetable train, composed of freight cars, passenger coach or coaches, and a baggage car or combination car, and does not in- clude a freight train with only a passenger car at- tached. Crews assigned to a run, a portion of which is passenger and the balance mixed, or freight, or both, will be paid mileage or time at wayfreight rates with a minimum of miles per month. The guaranteed minimum for mixed train crews required to handle wayfreight regularly is miles per month at wayfreight rates. The guaranteed minimum for mixed train crews not required to handle wayfreight is miles per month at through freight rates. Mixed trainmen regularly assigned, who work only a part of the month, will receive their full prop- ortion of the foregoing guarantees. Mixed train crews may be used in extra service to complete guarantees. When a mixed train crew regularly required to handle wayfreight is used in extra service as a unit, such extra service shall be paid at wayfreight rates until miles is made in combined regular and extra service in any one month. Extra service after miles has been made in any month shall be paid at the rate applicable to the service for which called. When an individual member of a mixed train crew is used in other service and crew not used as a unit, such extra service shall not apply against the guarantee, and shall be paid at the rate applicable to the service for which called.
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Mixed Train Service. 7.1 Definition of assignment 7.2 Rates of pay
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Mixed Train Service. All mixed trains will have at least one conductor, train baggageperson, and one brakeperson
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Mixed Train Service. Rates of Pay (a) On mixed trains freight rates shall he paid. (b) One hundred (100) miles or less, eight (8) hours or less (straightaway or turnaround), shall constitute a day's work; miles in excess of one hundred (100) will be paid for at the mileage rates provided, according to class of engine or other power used.
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Mixed Train Service. A mixed train is a timetable train, composed of freight cars, passenger coach or coaches, and a baggage car or combination car, and does not include a freight train with only a passenger car attached. Crews assigned a run, a portion of which is and the balance mixed, or freight., or both, will be paid mileage or tine at wayfreight rates with a minimum of miles per month. The guaranteed minimum for mixed train crews required to handle regularly is miles per month at wayfreight rates. The guaranteed minimum for mixed train crews not required t o wayfreight is miles per month a t through freight rates. Mixed trainmen regularly assigned, who work only a part of the month, w i l l receive their f u l l proportion of the foregoing guarantees. Mixed train crews may be used i n extra service to complete guarantees. When a mixed t r a i n crew to handle wayfreight is used i n extra service as a unit, such extra service be paid at wayfreight rates until miles is made i n combined and extra service in any one month. Extra service after has been made in any moth shall be paid at the rate applicable to the service for which called. When an individual member of a mixed train crew is used in other service and crew not used as a unit, such extra service shall not apply against the guarantee, and shall be paid at the rate applicable to the service for which called.
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