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CUSTOMER COMPLIMENT

• The cleanliness of the machine was excellent. We found overall they were taking a lot of pride in keeping it this way.
• The water trucks were in the best shape from a readiness perspective that I believe I have ever seen. Both operators were
on top of their business.
• As soon as we pulled up, the maintenance crew came to us to ask who we were and give us a job briefing on their OTS.
Usually, I have had to come find them.
• Very good and thorough job briefing was given by the work crew.
• The senior team members were very passionate about keeping the new crew members safe.

• Overall machine securement and tie up was excellent.
We only noted a few minor items:
• Portable derail was placed at an awkward angle that might prevent it from working – however it was properly secured.
• There was a split culvert pipe in one of the walking paths that the crew was aware of but needed a way to call it out so no

one would step into it.

• Annual Hy-rail inspections on the water trucks were not properly logged.
• Couple of instances where Loram crew members were guiding a back-up move of a vehicle by walking backwards behind
the vehicle. High risk of slipping/falling in a dangerous area.
Thank you!

Crew of RG408:
Matt Miller, Superintendent

Eli Nash, Maintenance Superintendent
Ahmet Culpepper, Assist Superinten-
dent

Gabriel Robles, Field Clerk
Terry Clayton, Maintenance Specialist-2

William Young, Maintenance Specialist-2
Lucas Davis, Machine Operator-2

Charles Grant, Maintenance Specialist-2
Emigdio Virgen, Machine Operator-1

Robert Reilly, Maintenance Specialist-1

Chris Zackery, Machine Operator-1

Alexis Barlow, General Laborer
Jose Hoyuela, General Laborer

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