Inspecting Track for a Major Class 1 Railroad - Part 3

Find out the things a Class 1 Railroad Track Inspector is looking for as
they inspect track. We are going to ride track along with a very special guest
who will tell you what Canadian Pacific Railway track inspectors look
at as they do a track inspection.

Please visit Steve's excellent You Tube channel at StormySky Rail Productions.
Watch a video, like, subscribe and let him know in a comment if you enjoyed his
presentation with us. If for some odd reason the link below doesn't work, do a YT
search for StormySky Rail Productions.

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NOTE: In introducing Steve in the first part of the video, I said he was from
Canadian Pacific Railway, but that is where he used to work. However, he is
NOT currently employed there and is now medically retired. I didn't want
to confuse any one into thinking he was still employed by CP and was
representing them in this video. Steve is not representing CP, only
sharing some of his career experiences that he had.

Many, Many Thanks to Steve McCarthy for spending his own money to finance
the trip to Cumberland RR and for sharing some of his vast wealth
of RR knowledge with us today. Steve received no compensation for
his time here, he came to share for the benefit of my viewers. Remember,
Steve could have done this series for his channel, but because he
is a wonderful, sharing person, he did it for you guys! Please
check out his merchandise store and hopefully you will find something
to purchase to help defray the costs of Steve's trip to us.

This is the third video in a 4 part mini series on How to do a Track Inspection.
We could have put on a week long seminar to go over every single
detail, but the videos in this series are a condensed version, however they
give you an excellent over view of the big things we look for during
inspections.

Track Inspection Part 1:
   • How to do a Track Inspection on a Class 1 ...  

Track Inspection Part 2:
   • Doing Track Inspections for a Major Class ...  

Made June 11, 2021

Disclaimer: I am an employee of Iron Synergy at Cumberland
Mine. My job is railroad track maintenance. I am very fortunate to
have this job and everyone at the mine is very fortunate to have
Iron Synergy as it's current owner. Our past owners had every
intention of shutting this mine down, but Iron Synergy took
over and have kept this mine alive.

Please understand: I am NOT in any way an official or unofficial
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descriptions or any answer to any comment, should NEVER be
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Cumberland Mine, any of the mine's management, any of the
contractors that may be shown in any video, nor of any of
my fellow co-wokers.

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Again, we are very fortunate to have Iron Synergy as our current owners.
Please, when making a comment be respectful of Iron Synergy, Cumberland
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