Loco Division
Data logger dispute
The RTBU Locomotive Division recently attended a meeting with NSW Trains in relation to a dispute that was lodged regarding what the RTBU deemed to be incorrect auditing of the Data Logger records. Read More »
Port Kembla Loco Maintenance centre 50-year reunion
Everyone who has added to the illustrious history of Port Loco is invited to celebrate the 50th year of its continuous operation and catch up with former/current workmates on Saturday 21 June. Read More »
Suburban driving training back on track
The suburban driver training course came under severe pressure recently, which resulted in rostering issues that had a negative impact on the course and its participants. Read More »
RTBU joins May Day march
RTBU members and officials were among the thousands of workers who took to the streets on the weekend as part of Sydney’s May Day march. Read More »
Signal win at Central
A signal upgrade late last year resulted in major concerns for drivers at Central, with the change to the signal position on the country end of platform 18 making it difficult for drivers to see […] Read More »
My Time and pay update
Members will have received an information bulletin regarding My Time which outlined the proposal to institute this process from the 18 May 2014. Read More »
Newcastle rail line rumours abound
With rumours surrounding the closure of the Newcastle line to make way for light rail gaining momentum of late, the Loco Division sought urgent talks with local sitting Liberal Minister, Tim Owens, to discuss the […] Read More »
Loco backpacks are back!
Another shipment of the very popular Loco Division backpacks is just about to arrive. Read More »
Resumption of Drivers Consultative Forums
Members are advised that Sydney and NSW Trains have recommenced the above forums to align with the requirements of the 2010 EA. Read More »
Rail workplace culture research – get involved
The Central Queensland University is currently undertaking research into rail workplace culture and its affect on work health and safety. Read More »