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Are we feeling old before our time? YOU BET. Being a 'recent' train disaptcher (starting in 1979 to present) I can not believe the changes that our job has gone thru. Thank goodness there was still miles of train order dark territory on the WP?SN/TS for me to try to polish my Peter Jouserand skills.
I recall when the UP weaned the WP Sacramento office off of train sheets in the mid 80's I was working an asst chief's job and I made up single 8 1/2 x 11 train sheets (some taped together for the big districts for each sub), as the UP's computer system as we had it was not good enough to do away with something in writing entirely.
The only job I held for my stay with the SP in Roseville was the Coast Job, WR53, San Luis Obispo to Burbank Jct. Most of the time, it was all ABS, train sheet and DTC blocks. And it was a pretty busy line. You had to have a good idea of what trains you had where and when they'd be somewhere (i.e.- knowing your running times!)
Then I jump to the ATSF and land on the mainly single track Clovis Sub, before the job was split at Vaughn, and 40 plus trains at a time, but no paper train sheets. However, the Santa Fe's CAD was excellent, and pretty easy to keep up with as far as 'train sheet functions..'
I worked several of the ATSF Texas jobs where we still had train sheets and track warrants, before Digicon introduced their computer-conflict check system. It was fun once again to do all that fancy art work on train sheets.
Now, I'm a data entry clerk for eight hours, and spend about 70 percent at least of my time typing. Makes me feel old when I've dispatched in parts of FOUR decades now, and some of the people I am training were still in diapers / training pants when I started my dispatching career!
I recall when the UP weaned the WP Sacramento office off of train sheets in the mid 80's I was working an asst chief's job and I made up single 8 1/2 x 11 train sheets (some taped together for the big districts for each sub), as the UP's computer system as we had it was not good enough to do away with something in writing entirely.
The only job I held for my stay with the SP in Roseville was the Coast Job, WR53, San Luis Obispo to Burbank Jct. Most of the time, it was all ABS, train sheet and DTC blocks. And it was a pretty busy line. You had to have a good idea of what trains you had where and when they'd be somewhere (i.e.- knowing your running times!)
Then I jump to the ATSF and land on the mainly single track Clovis Sub, before the job was split at Vaughn, and 40 plus trains at a time, but no paper train sheets. However, the Santa Fe's CAD was excellent, and pretty easy to keep up with as far as 'train sheet functions..'
I worked several of the ATSF Texas jobs where we still had train sheets and track warrants, before Digicon introduced their computer-conflict check system. It was fun once again to do all that fancy art work on train sheets.
Now, I'm a data entry clerk for eight hours, and spend about 70 percent at least of my time typing. Makes me feel old when I've dispatched in parts of FOUR decades now, and some of the people I am training were still in diapers / training pants when I started my dispatching career!
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Verb: traintreyn
- Create by training and teaching
'The oldmaster is trainingworld-classviolinists';
- develop, prepare, educate - Undergotraining or instruction in preparation for a particularrole, function, or profession
'She is training to be a teacher'; 'He trained as a legalaid';
- prepare - Develop (a child's or animal's) behaviour by instruction and practice; especially to teachself-control
'Is this dogtrained?';
- discipline, check, condition - Educate for a futurerole or function
'They trained him to be a warrior';
- prepare, groom - Teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment
'Train your tastebuds';
- educate, school, cultivate, civilize, civilise [Brit] - Point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objectssuch asphotographic equipment) towards
'He trained his gun on the burglar'; 'Don't train your camera on the women';
- aim, take, take aim, direct - Teach and supervise (someone); act as a trainer or coach (to), as in sports
'He is training our Olympicteam';
- coach - Exercisein order toprepare for an event or competition
'She is training for the Olympics' - Cause to grow in a certainway by tying and pruning it
'train the vine' - Travel byrail or train
'She trained to Hamburg';
- rail - Draglooselyalong a surface; allow to sweep the ground
'She trained her longscarfbehind her';
- trail
- Public transportprovided by a line of railway carscoupledtogether and drawn by a locomotive
'express trains don'tstop at Princeton Junction';
- railroad train [N. Amer], railway train [Brit, Cdn] - A sequentiallyorderedset of things, events or ideas in which each successivemember is related to the preceding
'train of mourners'; 'a train of thought';
- string - A procession (of wagons, mules or camels) travellingtogether in single file
'they joined the wagon train for safety';
- caravan, wagon train - A series of consequenceswrought by an event
'it led to a train of disasters' - Piece of clothforming the longbacksection of a gown that is drawnalong the floor
'the bride's train was carried by her two youngnephews' - Wheelworkconsisting of a connectedset of rotatinggears by which force is transmitted, motion or torque is changed
'the fool got his tiecaught in the power train';
- gearing, gear, geartrain, power train, drivetrain
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Type of: aftermath, check, consequence, contain, control, curb, develop, down [informal], drag, educate, exercise, fine-tune, hold, hold in, instruct, learn, make grow, mod [informal], moderate, piece of cloth, piece of material, polish, position, procession, public transport, read, refine, ride, series, study, take, teach, wheelwork, work out
Part of: engine, gown
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