Building And Repairing Railways
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Some railway systems furnish each section gang only such tools as are necessary in actual work and a small stock of tools for emergency work is kept at the head- quarters of the roadmaster.
The character of a workman may be deter- mined by his tools. If found in proper order and ready for any emergency, he may be classed as a first-class foreman. Good tools are necessary for good work. Foremen should be provided with MAINTENANCE OF WAT.
355 suitable boxes and racks for their tools and should no...t allow them to become mixed.
There should be a systematic inspection, of tools by the roadmaster. Every foreman should be required to have his full number of tools in efficient condition at all times. Spirit levels should be tested and adjusted at each inspection.
Hand Cars. At stations where there are yards requiring a number of switch lights, section men on some roads are required to put them up and take them down. To facilitate this work cars especially designed are used ; Fig. 315 illustrates FIG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some railway systems furnish each section gang only such tools as are necessary in actual work and a small stock of tools for emergency work is kept at the head- quarters of the roadmaster.
The character of a workman may be deter- mined by his tools. If found in proper order and ready for any emergency, he may be classed as a first-class foreman. Good tools are necessary for good work. Foremen should be provided with MAINTENANCE OF WAT.
355 suitable boxes and racks for their tools and should no...t allow them to become mixed.
There should be a systematic inspection, of tools by the roadmaster. Every foreman should be required to have his full number of tools in efficient condition at all times. Spirit levels should be tested and adjusted at each inspection.
Hand Cars. At stations where there are yards requiring a number of switch lights, section men on some roads are required to put them up and take them down. To facilitate this work cars especially designed are used ; Fig. 315 illustrates FIG.
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