The objective of this Code of Practice (CoP) is to provide NCO employers with a risk-based set of performance criteria that will assist them in training NCOs and providing guidance on how to maintain their competence and gain proficiency in the management of rail traffic movements and the protection of workers entering the rail corridor.
Code of Practice - Recruitment and Training of Network Control Officers
- Title: Code of Practice - Recruitment and Training of Network Control Officers
- Status:
- Published: Aug 25, 2023
- Category: Operations
- Product Type: Code of Practice
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The objective of this Code of Practice (CoP) is to provide NCO employers with a risk-based set of performance criteria that will assist them in training NCOs and providing guidance on how to maintain their competence and gain proficiency in the management of rail traffic movements and the protection of workers entering the rail corridor.
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