When a Cn gets a crew change so close to Mac yard it is a three man crew not a two man crew. Therefore the green vest wouldn’t be a trainee. By ordering a three man crew they can force the crew to do more work after they yard the train.
I revisited this after two years. Regarding the comments on the trainee, I think we were all pretty green those first days and weeks. I spent two weeks on a road crew as part of my OJT @ $1.60 an hour in the late 60's on the defunct SP. I then had valuable additional training at Inglewood Yard in Houston. There was some kind of resolution between the union and SP, so a road crew from the Houston & Texas Central, my road and owned by SP, had to work for three months in the hump yard. Very valuable experience for me and the other newbie brakeman. The conductor and engineer were old heads who took the time to impart their knowledge.
Nothing wrong with being green, standing in front of the power! Using the ladder on main line side! Dropping his lunch bag! Not looking! I hope this kid learned or he will be dead real soon
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I know this woman Hogger. Worked with her many times. Georgetown is a main point to change off crews as it can hold 10,000 ft and not blocking a crossing.
Wow have things ever changed since the 1980's. There were no female engineers, no yellow and orange vests. Everyone wore jeans and a jean jacket, chain smoking in the cab was mandatory, you got on and off while the train was moving. The pros could do it at 15 mph and made it look easy.
I just wanted to reach out and thank you very much for not making women freight engineers out to look different. I appreciate not always being pointed out as a minority. Over the years I imagine this career will get more popular to women as my generation grew up on Thomas the tank engine and that is definitely what for me hooked on trains.. Keep up the excellent work and keep showing us more can video
Of course! Although I have stated it is rare to see a female engineer/conductor, there is absolutely no doubt that they can perform just as well railroading as their male counterparts. Thanks for watching I'm glad you enjoyed! Notch 8 and sand, Adam
Add more women and maybe off / break times will be better, more staff available, less demand on each one to get it all done. It'll help by putting girls near, in or operating them in places such as rail museums or other controlled areas public can access the experience. And more videos of women and girls learning and doing these tasks will give more reason for women and girls to go for the experience and careers. Its great to see men and women working for their own good and for the economy and country.
6:46: Engine 2179 must be an ex Santa Fe because of the "gull wing" cab configuration. I know this because Santa Fe was the only railroad to have C40-8Ws in that cab configuration.
I wouldn't call it "rare". While it is true that there aren't as many female engineer's and conductors out there as this profession was male only for god knows how long, it's just like law enforcement, women are just as capable as getting the job done as their male coworkers.
Blake Trafford - Mile Post Productions Saying that female train engineers and conductors are "rare" (which they very much are) is not the same as saying that they aren't capable of doing the job.
I absolutely agree, however I called it "rare" not because of the female engineer but rather due to the crew change taking place at this location, the second unit in the consist, the train passing during a crew change, and the locomotives on the GEXR.
purelystellar0824 Occasionally. Depends if the crews on Eastbounds to Mac Yard from far away like U.S/Sarnia, etc are reaching their hours of duty limit, (12hrs). If so then they tend to plan crew changes at Georgetown station.
Well maybe where you are from it is not rare, but here on the Halton Sub crews run out of hours and their train needs to be re-crewed, and that doesn't happen often. I have been rail fanning the Halton Sub almost every weekend for 3-4 years now and have only seen 2 crew changes.
That trainee looked like a deer in head lights going to the other side of the train 2 tracks doesn't look dropping his lunch door is open wow this kids going to get hurt real fast better smarten up probably all ready fired
@@jeremiahjeremiah1319 even the video states trainee also yellow at CN was trainee. Did you notice only Hogger and conductor got off not 3 so the 3rd guy was a conductor in training
@@jessehill7999 I work for CN rail as a conductor. As I mentioned, yellow vests are also for employees who have less then 2 years qualified as a conductor. So technically we wear yellow for about 3 years including the training period. But again, I'm not sure what the crew consisted of this day. Typically an engineer, brakeman and conductor
@@jeremiahjeremiah1319 weird usually mainline was conductor engineer when Mac still had road freight only road switchers had Engineer Foreman (conductor) and a break man. That kid looks like a deer in headlights if you ask me like he still in training, my self I’m off for training Sunday Winnipeg lol but have 8 family members there. The old man use to wear yellow vest just to stir the pot on the Buffalos out of MacYard Toronto south lol clearly it’s a stack train so this is why I assume he is fresh also his actions not to bright for someone who could be 2 years in lol
TheAdamRides I thought the *rare* was referring to the fact their is a lady employee, my mistake sir. But crew changes are just crew changes we re-crew train anywhere
metraF40PH163 oh I see don't worry, and hmm interesting, I haven't caught many crew changes around the CN, CP area here in Ontario, maybe they re-crew more often and I just don't know about it.
Enjoyed you video very much, nice to see videos from our area, thanks for sharing.
What I find rare is the sd40-2 ex Southern Pacific tunnel motor. Great catch. :D
Thanks! Pretty cool to see that old power still working away.
That's a sd45t-2
When a Cn gets a crew change so close to Mac yard it is a three man crew not a two man crew. Therefore the green vest wouldn’t be a trainee. By ordering a three man crew they can force the crew to do more work after they yard the train.
I revisited this after two years. Regarding the comments on the trainee, I think we were all pretty green those first days and weeks. I spent two weeks on a road crew as part of my OJT @ $1.60 an hour in the late 60's on the defunct SP. I then had valuable additional training at Inglewood Yard in Houston. There was some kind of resolution between the union and SP, so a road crew from the Houston & Texas Central, my road and owned by SP, had to work for three months in the hump yard. Very valuable experience for me and the other newbie brakeman. The conductor and engineer were old heads who took the time to impart their knowledge.
Nothing wrong with being green, standing in front of the power! Using the ladder on main line side! Dropping his lunch bag! Not looking! I hope this kid learned or he will be dead real soon
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Yeah...I remember back when there was a Georgetown West.... 9:10 trainee throws his lunch pail down the steps lol
@Gibson Garrett Cool story bro, but don't let that distract you from 9:10
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I know this woman Hogger. Worked with her many times. Georgetown is a main point to change off crews as it can hold 10,000 ft and not blocking a crossing.
Thanks for the info and commenting. Hope you enjoyed the video, since this I have now become a qualified conductor.
She is arche
Was gonna say those who know-know hahaha I've worked with her too
Cool video Adam, well done!
Wow. Cool Vintage GEXR!
Gotta love those old SD40s!
Excellent video!! Thanks for sharing!
Very good good, excellent and Nice vídeo
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Thank you my Brother, Strong hug from Brazil
Excellent !
C44-9WL is a railfan term only. The engines are still classed as C44-9W.
Oh good to know.
Wow have things ever changed since the 1980's. There were no female engineers, no yellow and orange vests. Everyone wore jeans and a jean jacket, chain smoking in the cab was mandatory, you got on and off while the train was moving. The pros could do it at 15 mph and made it look easy.
Nice! Did you happen to have a part 2 video with this new crew departing ?
Nice shot!! Beauty day out!
Thanks! It sure was a beautiful Thanksgiving weekend to be trackside
I just wanted to reach out and thank you very much for not making women freight engineers out to look different. I appreciate not always being pointed out as a minority. Over the years I imagine this career will get more popular to women as my generation grew up on Thomas the tank engine and that is definitely what for me hooked on trains.. Keep up the excellent work and keep showing us more can video
Of course! Although I have stated it is rare to see a female engineer/conductor, there is absolutely no doubt that they can perform just as well railroading as their male counterparts. Thanks for watching I'm glad you enjoyed!
Notch 8 and sand,
Adam
I do like the shot at Scotch block Adam
Mark Duxberry Thank you
@TheAdamRides nice video Adam that freight train on the left is Q148-21
So cool
Nice video.
Nice video and it looked like a very nice day weather wise !
thank you and yes it was a very nice day!
his lunchbox fell lol
***** Hes so excited LOL he forgot his lunch almost!
Add more women and maybe off / break times will be better, more staff available, less demand on each one to get it all done. It'll help by putting girls near, in or operating them in places such as rail museums or other controlled areas public can access the experience. And more videos of women and girls learning and doing these tasks will give more reason for women and girls to go for the experience and careers.
Its great to see men and women working for their own good and for the economy and country.
What were the green & white wagons in the background?
double decker passenger cars for GO rail, a Canadian passenger rail company.
6:46: Engine 2179 must be an ex Santa Fe because of the "gull wing" cab configuration. I know this because Santa Fe was the only railroad to have C40-8Ws in that cab configuration.
It was formerly ATSF/BNSF 835.
@@RyansColoradoRailProductions Awesome to know that a former ATSF #835 C40-8W 👍👍
Very good...
haha his lunchbox fell
Wonder what was the passing freight train speed....
If the cars are 80 ft long it was approximately 1 car per second. so 54.545455 Miles per Hour
@@Misteryez It looked like a runaway train it was moving so fast, aren't they supposed to slow down when going through a station?
@@prophetmargin7497 It depends on the rules for that situation.
@@miketrainman4010 Is that your real name? Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where the library cop was named Mr Bookman! 😂
@@prophetmargin7497 It could be but no it is not LOL. That is very funny
Always wondered why train crews need bight colored vests,I could understand if they were on rail repair crews,but their inside a cab!
Not always. They may be switching in the yard too
What ever happened to none smoking workplaces? Locomotive cabs are workplaces.
I wouldn't call it "rare". While it is true that there aren't as many female engineer's and conductors out there as this profession was male only for god knows how long, it's just like law enforcement, women are just as capable as getting the job done as their male coworkers.
Blake Trafford - Mile Post Productions Saying that female train engineers and conductors are "rare" (which they very much are) is not the same as saying that they aren't capable of doing the job.
I absolutely agree, however I called it "rare" not because of the female engineer but rather due to the crew change taking place at this location, the second unit in the consist, the train passing during a crew change, and the locomotives on the GEXR.
Schönes Video!
nice video
thank you
Your welcome
9392's color scheme reminds me of the SP.
judging by the fact that it's a T unit, I'd be willing to bet it was an SP engine at some point in life.
+Joshua Kosek looks like a patched SP, look at the color difference where lettering would've been
+DARK REALMS PRODUCTIONS yep I see it.
Yes it is ex SP
It would be nice if the crew members of a Canadian national fright train would let you on
I fuckin love trains
she looks tougher than the men ..
I work with her here and there ok the road
J'adore ça quand les femmes conduisent les locomotives
so does CN crew change at georgetown?
purelystellar0824 Occasionally. Depends if the crews on Eastbounds to Mac Yard from far away like U.S/Sarnia, etc are reaching their hours of duty limit, (12hrs). If so then they tend to plan crew changes at Georgetown station.
There is no trainee...the relieving crew is a tree person crew....
a crew change isn't rare, I saw that 4 TIMES TODAY IN 1 HOUR
Well maybe where you are from it is not rare, but here on the Halton Sub crews run out of hours and their train needs to be re-crewed, and that doesn't happen often. I have been rail fanning the Halton Sub almost every weekend for 3-4 years now and have only seen 2 crew changes.
Go at 0300 434 was a planned recrew for years in Brampton.
9:09 poor new guy
American, and CN?
burtman12 This is in Canada
CN does have operations in the U.S too.
Shitty how GEXR gets 2652 then gets rid of it
No Change
1:19
RARE my ass
Hahaha someone is upset
go train cars passenger
That trainee looked like a deer in head lights going to the other side of the train 2 tracks doesn't look dropping his lunch door is open wow this kids going to get hurt real fast better smarten up probably all ready fired
Good thing he wasn't over there when that other train came flying by.
Old video but that wasn't a trainee lol.
Could have been conductor only rescue job
@@jeremiahjeremiah1319 even the video states trainee also yellow at CN was trainee. Did you notice only Hogger and conductor got off not 3 so the 3rd guy was a conductor in training
@@jessehill7999 I work for CN rail as a conductor. As I mentioned, yellow vests are also for employees who have less then 2 years qualified as a conductor. So technically we wear yellow for about 3 years including the training period.
But again, I'm not sure what the crew consisted of this day.
Typically an engineer, brakeman and conductor
@@jeremiahjeremiah1319 weird usually mainline was conductor engineer when Mac still had road freight only road switchers had Engineer Foreman (conductor) and a break man. That kid looks like a deer in headlights if you ask me like he still in training, my self I’m off for training Sunday Winnipeg lol but have 8 family members there. The old man use to wear yellow vest just to stir the pot on the Buffalos out of MacYard Toronto south lol clearly it’s a stack train so this is why I assume he is fresh also his actions not to bright for someone who could be 2 years in lol
*rare*? LOL don't be a foamer. Just because it's a girl and not a dude? That's really dumb. It's a crew change nothing more.
Oh okay there Mr. Metra, obviously you don't live in Canada and know that there are hardly ever any CN crew changes at the Georgetown GO station.
TheAdamRides I thought the *rare* was referring to the fact their is a lady employee, my mistake sir. But crew changes are just crew changes we re-crew train anywhere
metraF40PH163 oh I see don't worry, and hmm interesting, I haven't caught many crew changes around the CN, CP area here in Ontario, maybe they re-crew more often and I just don't know about it.