Re: (VIC)Person hit By Train.

[Chris Gordon <cmgord@gromit.ecr.mu.oz.au>]

> > > Stood down?  Counselling?
> >
> > Why would we be stood down, it wasn't our fault that they got hit, at
> least
> > that's what they tell you in counselling.
> 
> In the event that while driving you lose it, or something like that.
> 
> Purely for your safety and passenger safety.
> 
> BTW I wasn't suggesting anyone SHOULD be stood down, it was merely phrased
> in the form of a question - in case you misunderstood the entire post.

>From what I understand another driver is brought along to move the train
once all the photos, plem investigation, body taken away and cleaning of
train is done (fire bridage is used to hose done the train).
The driver at the time is taken fof Councilling and doesn't drive again
that shift.  

In a near miss the driver has the option of not completing the shift.


C.
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