Proper Radio Procedures

[@sondrayork6317]

I do all of the above and I don’t even work in the railroad industry either. I am a ham radio operator and it just comes naturally to me lol

[@codybaker6423]

with all that messin around i thought it was CSX

[@Westsoid2009]

they need to teach them you can't hold the mike at arms length and expect to be heard calling signals with any volume or quality of transmission.

[@timothyxv171mmmpertinentgamer]

Guess so all that play Gotta have some fun Video about the train employees Emergency transmission Very Interesting Impressive I have Underestimated my Norfolk Southern

[@stevekatkus]

The guy at 4:08 was using radio instructions AND hand signals, complete operation violation. Can only be one or the other.

[@galax574]

In Hong Kong, radio communication is prohibited when implementing handsignal work such as train coupling and uncoupling to avoid any misinterpretation and signal interference. As a handsignal man, we can only adopt official hand signals to indicate train movement and to show emergency signals. Any staff working on or near tracks MUST wear reflective clothes. The maximum speed of coupling rolling stock vehicles is 3km/h. For that speed shown in the video, it might be faster than 3km/h. We call it "hard coupling" which leads to disciplinary action.

[@jeromeellissr.8315]

I am from Belize I use to teach radio procedure to guys in the military

[@sondrayork6317]

Quit honking the horn! I’m trying to hear what my foreman is saying on the radio!!!!! Lol.

[@khalilreid8773]

check the snack car

[@harryschlonge5762]

if that was up all these clowns would be fired on spot. no joke.they don't play around with toying wity radio operations.

[@gg-qt7io]

lol RR rage lol

[@lukeWiz44]

what’s with all the angry foamers in the comments

[@khalilreid]

Steaks 🥩