Rail Operations Sample Clauses
The Rail Operations clause defines the rules and responsibilities governing the use, management, and maintenance of rail infrastructure and services within an agreement. It typically outlines procedures for scheduling train movements, safety protocols, and the allocation of operational duties between parties, such as who is responsible for track maintenance or train dispatching. By clearly delineating these operational aspects, the clause ensures efficient and safe rail service, minimizes disputes, and allocates operational risks between the involved parties.
Rail Operations. Temporary employees shall not be hired to work in the Railway Operations.
Rail Operations. Locomotive Engineer Conductor Brakeman 15.02.3 Track Maintenance Yard Checkers Claim Inspectors
Rail Operations. Locomotive Engineer Conductor ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Track Maintenance All categories Freight Office Yard Checkers Claim Inspectors Safety Shoes Cost of Repairs Subject to the approval of his supervisor an employee will be reimbursed one- half the cost of repairs to approved safety shoes. Employees shall be paid every two weeks on every other Friday or on the precedingworking day when a pay day falls on a holiday. Adjustments of a pay shortage of one full day's pay or more can be made at the request of the employee. Period of Hire and Payment A temporary employee (full-time or part-time)is one hired to perform work of a temporary nature. Temporary employees may be hired for a period six (6) months or less, except that in the Locomotive and Car Shops the period will be three (3)months or less. Situations which require longer periods of employment will be mutually agreed by the parties. Extensionsshall not be unreasonablydenied by the Union. The hiring of temporary employees will not adversely affect the employment of permanent employees. Temporary employees will be paid one hundred twenty percent (120%) of the applicable straight time hourly rate in lieu of annual vacation, statutory holidays and all other benefits and health and welfare items. Temporary employees will not accumulate seniority. Freight
Rail Operations. 19.1 Within ninety (90) days following the Transition Date, transaction reporting by TPO shall meet all industry standards for Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), including but not limited to the ability to send and receive electronically waybills and bills of lading, advance consists. To the extent TPO and BNSF provide through blocking for each other, blocking instructions, as well as Train II reports and passing/placement reports for performance purposes shall also be available in electronic format.
(a) Interline Waybills and Bills of Lading (417 and 404).
i.) Timeliness. No later than two hours after car(s) are released by customer(s), TPO will transmit interline waybills (via an electronic 417 report) to BNSF. In no event shall TPO interchange cars to BNSF prior to sending BNSF a 417 report.
ii.) Accuracy. 417 reports sent by TPO to BNSF must be complete and accurate as determined by the applicable industry standard.
Rail Operations. The Landlord has a rail right-of-way within 50 metres of the Land. There may be alterations to or expansion of the rail facilities on such right-of-way in the future including the possibility that the Landlord may expand its operations such that the working environment of the Tenant will be affected. Notwithstanding the inclusion of any noise and vibration attenuating measures, the Landlord will not be responsible for any complaints or claims arising from operations on, or and under the rail right-of-way. This section shall bind the Tenant after expiration or early
Rail Operations. Section 16.1
Rail Operations. Locomotive Engineer Conductor ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Track Maintenance All categories Freight Office Yard Checkers Claim Inspectors Safety Shoes Cost of Repairs Subject to the approval of his supervisor an employee will be reimbursed one-half the of repairs to approved safety shoes. PAY STATEMENTS Employees shall be paid every two weeks on every other Friday or on the precedingworking day when a pay day falls on a holiday. Adjustments of a pay shortage of one full day's pay or more can be made at the request of the employee. TEMPORARY Period of Hire and Payment A temporary employee (full-timeor part-time) is one hired to perform work of a temporary nature. Temporary employees may be hired for a period six (6) months or less, except that in the Locomotive and Car Shops the period will be three (3) months or less. Situationswhich require longer periods of employment will be mutually agreed by the parties. Temporary employees will be paid one hundredtwenty percent (120%) of the applicable straight time hourly rate in lieu of annual vacation, statutory holidays and all other benefits and health and welfare items. Temporary employees will not accumulate seniority. Freight Office
Rail Operations. Section 16.1 Muni-Metro Runs.
Rail Operations