Re:[SPAM]Re: [CBQ] Re: 1958 Wreck

[richard haave <therrboomer@yahoo.com>]

Two more comments on this head on:
 
I witnessed time and time again where the whole crew seems to simultaneously go 
brain dead over some event.
 
In this case the other crew members said they warned the engineer, but as the 
record shows, none took the required action of stopping the train.  In 
incidents such as these, one question ALWAYS comes up at the formal 
investigation:
 
"Mr (insert name) will you please tell us what action you took to stop the 
train.......?
 
We all now know the answer was, no action was taken.  Therefore each crew 
member, except perhaps the inexperienced brakeman, was jointly responsible with 
the engineer.
 
During my time in the industry I've been on both side of the investigation 
table. Neither side is recommended.
 
I can not imagine the angst the other crew members must suffered for the rest 
of their lives knowing their inaction caused the deaths of their fellow 
employees/friends.


      

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