TS33 September 1974 They are expected to be able to judge the seriousness of the full range of common track and railway defects to plan and lay out all but most complex repairs to determine whether ID: 889664
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1 Railroad Repairing, 3546 TS-33 Septe
Railroad Repairing, 3546 TS-33 September 1974 They are expected to be able to judge the seriousness of the full range of common track and railway defects; to plan and
2 lay out all but most complex repairs; to
lay out all but most complex repairs; to determine whether unplanned repairs are necessary to immediately correct serious defects; to accomplish the troubleshooting and repa
3 irs as described for this level (sometim
irs as described for this level (sometimes involving the help of one or a few laborers or equipment operators); and to observe and enforce safety rules and practices. The wo
4 rk of grade 8 repairers must pass any re
rk of grade 8 repairers must pass any required inspection, but the repairer is relied upon to complete most repair work subject only to occasional spot check, observation, a
5 nd coordination with other repair work.
nd coordination with other repair work. Physical Effort: Physical effort at this level is essentially the same as those described for the grade 5 railroad repairer .
6 Working Condition: Working conditions
Working Condition: Working conditions at this level are essentially the same as those described for the grade 5 railroad repairer . U.S. Office of Personnel Manageme