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pareidoliaonthemove · 1 year

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Random Weirdness on the Railway

I’ve done nearly ten years on the railway now, and one of the things they don’t tell you when you start is … you’re gonna hit things.

Animals, trees, shopping trolleys, trucks … people. (Don’t worry, this isn’t one of those stories.)

Where I work, Central West New South Wales in Australia, the most common thing to hit is kangaroos, followed by sheep. They just get in the corridor, and … don’t get off the tracks. Unless we get stock notification from the Network Controller and can slow down in time, we usually can’t stop, and, well, a train can’t swerve.

So yesterday, I’m in the assistant driver’s seat, and we’re going along between the two towns we’re scheduled to run through, and there’s a something on the line. We figure it’s a kangaroo, and sound the horn, and then it starts awkwardly flying.

It’s not a kangaroo.

It’s a peacock.

And it’s not flying away. Well, it is, but a peacock flying directly along the tracks away from a train doing 80km/h is going to lose. Badly.

We keep sounding the horn – we can’t stop. It’s just not physically possible.

And the damned peacock just will not turn. It keeps going straight ahead.

We lose sight of it in the windscreen, and we both check our side windows, but it doesn’t come out the side. We’ve hit it full on, and it’ll be on the tracks as a 900metre trail goes over it.

So we call Control. A peacock is probably going to be somebody’s escaped pet. So we notify control that we’ve hit it, the approximate kilometerage, and that we didn’t see it come out the side. Its up to Control to decide if there is a risk the animal is still alive, and organise for it to be euthanised, and it’s also so they know what happened and when if somebody calls up screaming that a train has killed their beloved, valuable animal (and yes, it happens – some people seem to believe we’ve been chasing their livestock through fields in the train, instead of it got out of their unmaintained fences and onto the train tracks).

And we think no more of it.

Until we get to where we’re scheduled to get off the train.

By now it’s full dark. The relief crew lets us into the yard. This yard is a “Y” junction. It has three tracks in and out, shaped like a capital Y. We came in the right diagonal, and the train needs to go out the left diagonal, so we have to take the locos off the front, and put them on the ‘back’.

The relief crew detaches the locos from the wagons, and we go to do the crew change over at the points at the bottom of the yard. As the locos get closer to the points, we go past a couple of lights.

A call comes over the radio. “Uh, did you guys … hit something?”

Damn. Obviously there’s parts hung up in the pipework on the front of the loco. Yuck. They’ll need to be pulled off. Double yuck. I’m the Assistant Driver on the outgoing crew. That’s my job. Triple yuck.

We answer yes, we did.

Silence.

“Uhh. You guys need to see this.”

WTF?

We pull up at the points, both jump down. The car’s been swung around so the headlights are facing the front of the loco. The two guys are just standing there, staring.

By now we’re sweating bullets. There was nothing there when we checked the train over before leaving. We only hit the peacock. We’d have noticed if we hit something else! What the hell is wrong?!

We join the next crew and – no idea what we’re going to see – turn to look at the front of the loco.

It’s the peacock.

It’s the whole peacock.

Its tail is caught in the coupler, and drooping down, almost touching the ground. Its little feet are braced against the coupler, and its entire back and neck is pressed up against the front of the loco. It’s wings … oh dear god, its wings are splayed out, one either side, pressed up against the front of the loco.

We’ve just driven over 100kms and through a major town, at the tail end of peak hour traffic, with a peacock splayed across the front of our loco like it’s been crucified.

That is one hell of a hood ornament.

I don’t know how long we stood there for, just staring at the utter absurdity of the situation, and completely unable to believe what we’re seeing.

Finally one of the relief crew gathers his wits. “We can’t leave that there.”

It’s enough to break the spell, I step forward, trying to figure out the best way to tackle this as I pull on my gloves.

The peacock moves.

We all jump back.

It shakes its head, then peels first one, then the other, wing off the front of the loco. Then it curls its neck, and sort of peels itself off the front of the loco, like a cartoon character after it’s been squashed flat on a wall, and sort of collapses onto the coupler. It sits there, looking around.

We’re back to staring.

The peacock notices us. It glares as it starts shaking itself out, like it’s checking for injuries.

It must be feeling relatively okay, because it stops moving, ups the power of the glare, and then screams at us.

We take a step back, still staring.

This goes on for another minute or so, the four of us frozen, staring, as this peacock screams at us, clearly giving us piece of its mind.

And then it stops. It has obviously said its piece, but it keeps glaring at us, in between looking around again.

And abruptly, it launches itself off the coupler, and disappears into the darkness.

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sarkarijobsinfo · 1 month

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West Central Railway Trade Apprentice Recruitment 2024 Apply Online For 3317 Posts https://www.sarkarijobsinfo.in/west-central-railway-trade-apprentice-recruitment-2024-apply-online-for-3317-posts/

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tfgadgets · 3 months

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Railway Board directs South Central Railway to recruit 1,949 loco-pilots

South Central Railway (SCR) will be recruiting 1,949 loco-pilots as against the original indent for just 585 posts in the revised notification issued by the Railway Board (RB) for taking in as many as 18,999 new loco pilots across all the zones as against 5,696 following the latest railway collision when a freight train rammed into Kanchanjunga Express near Rangapani station of West Bengal last…

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latestgovtjobnews · 9 months

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West Central Railway hiring for Synthesizer Player and Classical Dancer; two Cultural Quota spots open; apply online.

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West Central Railway hiring for Synthesizer Player and Classical Dancer; two Cultural Quota spots open; apply online.

West Central Railway is recruiting for Cultural Quota for the year 2023-24. They are inviting online applications for 02 posts in Cultural Quota. The opening date for online application is 11/10/2023 and the closing date is 07/01/2024 at 23:59 Hrs. The details of the vacancies include one post for Synthesizer Player (Key Board Player)/Harmonium Player and one post for Indian Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam). The detailed employment notification is available on the West Central Railway’s website, which provides information on vacancies, nationality/citizenship, essential qualification, age limit, application process, examination fee, and more. Interested candidates can apply online through the Railway Recruitment Cell’s website. The notification is issued by the Chairman of the Railway Recruitment Cell, West Central Railway, Jabalpur.

Railway Recruitment Cell, West Central Railway is conducting a recruitment against Cultural Quota for the year 2023-24.

There are 2 vacancies available for Cultural Quota in West Central Railway.

The online application process begins on 11/10/2023 and closes on 07/01/2024.

The vacancies are for the positions of Synthesizer Player and Indian Classical Dance.

Detailed information about the vacancies, eligibility criteria, application process, and other important instructions can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Introduction

Railway Recruitment Cell, West Central Railway is conducting a recruitment against Cultural Quota for the year 2023-24.

There are 2 vacancies available for Cultural Quota in West Central Railway.

The online application process begins on 11/10/2023 and closes on 07/01/2024.

The vacancies are for the positions of Synthesizer Player and Indian Classical Dance.

Detailed information about the vacancies, eligibility criteria, application process, and other important instructions can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Synthesizer Player Vacancy

One vacancy available for the position of Synthesizer Player.

Scale of Pay: Level-2 (7th CPC) – Rs. 19,900-63,200.

Suitable for both male and female candidates.

Detailed information about the eligibility criteria and application process can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Indian Classical Dance Vacancy

One vacancy available for the position of Indian Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam).

Scale of Pay: Level-2 (7th CPC) – Rs. 19,900-63,200.

Suitable for both male and female candidates.

Detailed information about the eligibility criteria and application process can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Important Dates

Opening Date for online application: 11/10/2023.

Suspended Period of Online Application: 13/10/2023 to 07/12/2023.

Reopening Date of online application: 08/12/2023.

Closing Date and Time of online application: 07/01/2024 at 23:59 Hrs.

Make sure to submit your application within the specified dates.

Eligibility Criteria

Detailed information about the eligibility criteria can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Make sure to check the requirements before applying.

Eligibility criteria include nationality/citizenship, essential qualification, and age limit.

Extent of age relaxation may be applicable as per rules.

Application Process

All eligible candidates can apply only through ONLINE mode.

Visit the West Central Railway’s website and follow the path: About us > Recruitment > Railway Recruitment Cell > Cultural notification.

Detailed instructions for online fee payment and documents to be uploaded are provided on the website.

Make sure to carefully follow the instructions to complete the application process successfully.

Recruitment Process

Detailed information about the recruitment process can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

The selection process may include written examination, skill test, and/or interview.

Prepare well for the selection process by referring to the detailed notification.

Important Instructions

Read the detailed notification thoroughly before applying.

Ensure that all information provided in the application is accurate and complete.

Keep a copy of the application form and fee payment receipt for future reference.

Follow all instructions provided during the recruitment process.

Contact Information

For any queries or clarifications, contact Railway Recruitment Cell, West Central Railway, Jabalpur.

Contact details can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Reach out for assistance if needed.

Conclusion

West Central Railway is seeking talented individuals for the positions of Synthesizer Player and Indian Classical Dance.

Apply online within the specified dates and follow the instructions provided on the website.

Detailed information about the vacancies, eligibility criteria, application process, and other important instructions can be found on the West Central Railway’s website.

Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your cultural talent and join West Central Railway.

Thank You!

We appreciate your interest in West Central Railway’s Cultural Quota recruitment for the year 2023-24.

Apply online and follow the instructions provided on the website.

Best of luck with your application!

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sabhijobs · 9 months

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West Central Railway Jobs Notification 2024: Apply Online for 3015 Apprentice Vacancies

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govtjobs2023 · 1 year

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meghalayacareer · 1 year

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IRCTC Limited Recruitment 2023: Hospitality Monitor Vacancy (70 Posts)

IRCTC Limited Recruitment 2023: Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) Limited has released an employment notification for the recruitment of 70 Hospitality Monitor vacancies on a Contractual basis. Interested and Eligible candidates to attend the walk-in-interview to be held on May 09, 11 & 12, 2023. Post Name: Hospitality Monitor - No. of vacancies: 70 (Seventy) - Qualification & Experience: - Full-time B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration from a Central or State Institute of Hotel Management (CIHM/SIHM/PIHM) affiliated with the National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology/UGC/AICTE/Govt. of India. - BBA/MBA (Culinary Arts) from Indian Culinary Institutes under the Ministry of Tourism. - B.Sc. Hotel Management and Catering Science from Govt. recognized Universities affiliated to UGC/AICTE/Govt. of India. - M.B.A. (Tourism and Hotel Management) from Govt. recognized Universities affiliated with UGC/AICTE/Govt. of India. Experience: Minimum 2 years in relevant field. Remuneration: Rs.30,000/-P.M. including statutory deductions. In addition, Daily Allowance is Rs.350/- per day for duty onboard in train (s), Lodging Charges at the outstation will be Rs.240/-if a night stay is involved. For working on National Holidays, Hospitality Monitors staff shall be paid NHA @ Rs. 384/- per NH if worked. Medical Insurance- Rs. 800/- p.m. (reimbursable on submission of valid documents). Age limit: 28 years for UR. Age relaxation to SC/ST-5 yrs., OBC-3 yrs., Ex-Service Men- Up to the extent of service rendered in defense plus 3 yrs., Differently abled-10 yrs. Place of posting: The selected candidates may be posted in the Northeast States/West Bengal/Bihar & Jharkhand State. However, the candidate may be transferred/posted anywhere in India at the discretion of IRCTC. Selection Process for IRCTC Limited Vacancy - Candidates are advised to fill in the Application Form (attached with this advertisement) completely in all respects. The complete Application Form has to be submitted at the Venue of the Interview for verification along with original documents, one set of attested copies of required documents (i.e. caste, education & experience), and three recent passport-size photographs. - Interviews will be conducted based on the credentials of the candidates. Based on the performance in the personal interview the candidates will be selected and the offer of engagement shall be issued to the suitable candidates in the order of merit and number of vacancies and will be subject to verification of antecedents. Selection Process for IRCTC Limited Vacancy - Candidates are advised to fill in the Application Form (attached with this advertisement) completely in all respects. The complete Application Form has to be submitted at the Venue of the Interview for verification along with original documents, one set of attested copies of required documents (i.e. caste, education & experience), and three recent passport-size photographs. - Interviews will be conducted based on the credentials of the candidates. Based on the performance in the personal interview the candidates will be selected and the offer of engagement shall be issued to the suitable candidates in the order of merit and number of vacancies and will be subject to verification of antecedents. How to Apply for IRCTC Limited Recruitment? - Candidates are advised to fill in the Application Form (attached with this advertisement) duly complete in all respects. The complete Application Form has to be submitted at the Venue of the Interview for verification along with original documents, one set of attested copies of required documents i.e. (caste, education, experience), and three recent passport-size photographs. - Interviews will be conducted based on the credentials of the candidates. Based on the performance in the personal interview, the candidates will be selected and the offer of engagement shall be issued to the suitable candidates in the order of merit and number of vacancies and will be subject to verification of antecedents. Place & Date of walk-in-Interview:- (i) IHM/Gangtok Sajong, Rumtek, Ranipol, Gangtok, Sikkim-737135 Date of Interview: 09/05/2023 (ii) IHM/Guwahati Upper Hengrabari, Chachal, Barbari, Opposite Doordarshan Quarters, Guwahati - 781036, Date of Interview: 11/05/2023 & 12/05/2023 Those who wish to apply are advised to go through the below official notification in detail before submitting applications. Download Application Form Click Here Download Official Notification Click Here Job Updates on Telegram Click Here Read the full article

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Train strikes: Walkout brings early end for Christmas Eve services

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By Noor Nanji, James Gregory & Rachel Russell

BBC News

Rail passengers scrambled to catch the last trains as further strikes ended Christmas Eve services.

Some roads were hit with congestion as rail services stopped ahead of a 18:00 GMT walkout by RMT union members.

But the AA said disruption was “not as bad as expected” as people headed home for the festive period.

Postal workers and Border Force staff also took part in the latest walkouts over pay in the run-up to Christmas.

Services to Crewe, Manchester Piccadilly, Glasgow Central and Birmingham International from Euston were among those delayed because of a limited staff presence.

Around 1,000 Border Force workers began strike action on Friday at Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff and Glasgow airports, as well as the Port of Newhaven.

Border disruption has been minimal, with military personnel and civil servants being drafted in to cover strikers.

Heathrow Airport said operations were running smoothly on Saturday. A spokesperson added: “The immigration halls are free flowing with Border Force and the military contingency providing a good level of service for arriving passengers.”

PA

Border Force personnel will be striking until the end of the year – with the exception of 27 December – but there are warnings strikes could last for months unless a new pay deal is negotiated.

Meanwhile industrial action at Network Rail, which maintains the UK’s rail system, will continue until 06:00 on 27 December.

The last train times on major routes on Christmas Eve included the 09:45 from Leeds to London, the 11:22 from London to Edinburgh, and the 12:48 from London to Manchester.

Families at London’s Paddington Station told BBC News they felt anxious over the strikes.

Leela, Richard and their baby Kalinda said they were on their way to Bristol to spend their first Christmas with family since the pandemic, but had been “checking all week that the trains were not going to be cancelled”.

Meanwhile a couple of miles away at Euston Station, Kartik Aggarwal’s train has been cancelled. The 24-year-old student said he faced missing a Christmas party in Birmingham.

“It’s been really bad,” he said. “We were planning for a long time only to have two trains get cancelled with no notification.”

Elsewhere, Ollie Smith, 29, was travelling from Reading to Stockport to spend Christmas with his brother, but said his train got held up outside Birmingham New Street over limited capacity at the station due to engineering works.

He said the train was then reversed back to Birmingham International and cancelled – while he was still on board.

Jack Couzens, head of roads policy at the AA, said traffic on the roads was moving fairly well so far on Saturday but added that rail strikes had led to more people “jumping into their cars”.

“There have been pockets of congestion on the A13, the M25, the M5… but as things stand traffic is moving okay,” he said at lunchtime.

The railway strikes come at a time of widespread industry walkouts, as staff across a range of sectors are involved in disputes over pay, jobs and working conditions as the cost of living soars.

Other industrial action on Saturday included:

More than 115,000 Royal Mail workers from the Communication Workers Union are walking out on one of the busiest days for pre-Christmas deliveries. Letters won’t be delivered, although some parcels are still being dispatched

Some National Highways traffic officers are on strike in London and south-east England. National Highways says no roads will be closed and it has “well-rehearsed resilience plans in place”

Bus drivers for Abellio in London are walking out. The routes affected are mostly in south and west London.

Elsewhere, ambulance drivers, nurses and driving examiners are all set to strike at various points over the festive period and into the new year.

Previous rail strikes caused major disruption and the RMT is due to hold further walkouts on 3-4 January and 6-7 January.

Union members have rejected offers in a dispute over pay, job security and working conditions.

The RMT said it remained available for talks. Network Rail said the deal it has put forward is “fair and affordable”.

The government said it had facilitated talks and ensured a reasonable offer was put forward.

The number of working days lost to strike action was the highest since November 2011 in October, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Watch Make Sense of Strikes on iPlayer and find out more about why people are striking and whether industrial action works.

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