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Safety Task Force

The STF was organized for the purpose of participating in accident investigations conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) with the goal of contributing to both the accident cause-finding phase, and the safety recommendation phase from the view point of locomotive engineers and trainmen.

The term "investigation", as used herein, refers to the accident cause-finding activities, and not the traditional labor-management railroad "investigation".

The STF Does Not Replace Local Chairman

The STF is not a replacement for the grievance or protective role taken by the BLET Local Chairman, or General Committees of Adjustment in relation to railroad accidents. Their function of representing the employees is still intact and very necessary.

© 1997-2008 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen

 


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DAILY HEADLINES
September 5, 2008

Five Class Is report minimal damage from Gustav
AAR: U.S. rail traffic down slightly in August
Amtrak ridership up in Ore., Wash.
Amtrak ridership hits record high in Washington state
Investigators search for clues to railroad pipe bombs
CN reaches tentative agreement with police officers' union in Canada
UP will test electric trucks, explore maglev
MBTA bolsters rush-hour train, bus service
CP Rail finance chief leaves after profit plunge
Convention trains: More than 'whistle stop' politics.
Session outlines NS expansion project in Va.
Sacramento anticipates rail yard redevelopment
San Diego hosts high-speed train meeting
Angry commuters torch rush hour train in Buenos Aires
RRB: Medicare for railroad families

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