Operation Supervisor Liaison
CurrentUnder general supervision, operates trains on a revenue or non-revenue basis; maintains communicationwith passengers and other District personnel; and performs related duties as assigned.CLASS CHARACTERISTICSIncumbents in this class are physically located on the trains to ensure that operating conditions aremaintained within acceptable parameters and to take action in emergency or unusual situations. Thisclass is distinguished from Operations Foreworker in that the latter is a supervisory class responsible forrail operations on an assigned shift.REPORTS TOOperations ForeworkerEXAMPLES OF DUTIES – Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:1. Monitors console and radio communications to ensure that vehicles are operating withinestablished guidelines.2. Observes and detects problems with passengers entering and exiting train doors and takescorrective action; observes and detects hazards on the track, in the station or platforms, or on thetrain itself, reports them to Operations Control Center personnel via radio, and takes necessarycorrective action.3. Makes announcements to passengers regarding station arrivals, transfer points, delays andemergencies and answers passenger questions.4. In yards, on test tracks, turntables and wash facilities, follows directions from Tower personneland operates console to move trains as directed.5. Takes prescribed action such as evacuating passengers, administering first aid, and using a fireextinguisher during emergencies.Train OperatorPage 26. Reports basic equipment malfunctions of a mechanical or electrical nature to OperationsControl Center; works with Foreworkers and technicians to isolate reported problems.7. Maintains logs of work activities; completes forms to report unusual circumstances andaction taken.8. Uses a variety of communication equipment, including a public address system, two-way radiosand emergency telephones.