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 Post subject: Volunteer STEAM Help needed
PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 6:44 am 

Ohio Central Volunteer Steam Notice

For the volunteers of the Ohio Central Railroad Steam Department and for the general information of any other party that may want to join our group, here is some information that may be of help.

Locomotive No 33 of the Hocking Valley will be at Train Festival 2004. To make it there, we will begin working two shifts per day on as many days as possible. I have been authorized to open a few paid positions for the space of 30 days to finish the project.

Our first two shift work sessions will begin this weekend June 24, 25 and 26. Shifts begin at 7:00 a.m. with second shift beginning at 2:00 p.m. and ending at 10:00 p.m.

The next such planned session like this one will be held on July 16, 17, 2004.

If any of you reading this can assist on the project on days or even evenings please call me as soon as possible, I would like to get you out here.

This note will be posted every day for the next week or so.

If you are interested in the paid position or the volunteer work, please contact me as soon as possible at the numbers listed below;

John E. Rimmasch
Ohio Central Steam

740-622-8118

jerimmasch@ohiocentral.com

www.ocsteam.com



jerimmasch@ohiocentral.com


  
 
 Post subject: A GOLDEN OPPURTUNITY
PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 1:02 pm 

> Ohio Central Volunteer Steam Notice

> For the volunteers of the Ohio Central
> Railroad Steam Department and for the
> general information of any other party that
> may want to join our group, here is some
> information that may be of help.

> Locomotive No 33 of the Hocking Valley will
> be at Train Festival 2004. To make it there,
> we will begin working two shifts per day on
> as many days as possible. I have been
> authorized to open a few paid positions for
> the space of 30 days to finish the project.

> Our first two shift work sessions will begin
> this weekend June 24, 25 and 26. Shifts
> begin at 7:00 a.m. with second shift
> beginning at 2:00 p.m. and ending at 10:00
> p.m.

> The next such planned session like this one
> will be held on July 16, 17, 2004.

> If any of you reading this can assist on the
> project on days or even evenings please call
> me as soon as possible, I would like to get
> you out here.

> This note will be posted every day for the
> next week or so.

> If you are interested in the paid position
> or the volunteer work, please contact me as
> soon as possible at the numbers listed
> below;

> John E. Rimmasch
> Ohio Central Steam

> 740-622-8118

> jerimmasch@ohiocentral.com

> www.ocsteam.com

Gentleman,
I am going on my 3rd year volunteering in the Ohio Central Volunteer Program and like I said this is not only a FIRST CLASS ORGANIZATION BUT IS RAN BY 1ST CLASS INDIVIDUALS AS WELL. John, Jason, and Scott are three of the nicest guys you ever wanted to meet and bend over backwards to make sure you learn and get something out of each work session. Whether it be safety training, a steam training class, or just taking time to explain something everything is well organized and thought out. I have heard and experienced frustrating volunteer experiences, let me tell you something, Not the norm here guys (or gals). If you dont believe me I drive 200 miles, and another guy drives 6 hours from Michigan to get down there. So if you ever wanted to work on big steam heres your chance, dont pass it by. This is a golden oppurtunity, and one great time.

Ryan

I will be there on Saturday and am looking forward to running into some new faces. See ya there!


  
 
 Post subject: Quite right Ryan
PostPosted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 11:01 pm 

> Gentleman,
> I am going on my 3rd year volunteering in
> the Ohio Central Volunteer Program and like
> I said this is not only a FIRST CLASS
> ORGANIZATION BUT IS RAN BY 1ST CLASS
> INDIVIDUALS AS WELL. John, Jason, and Scott
> are three of the nicest guys you ever wanted
> to meet and bend over backwards to make sure
> you learn and get something out of each work
> session. Whether it be safety training, a
> steam training class, or just taking time to
> explain something everything is well
> organized and thought out. I have heard and
> experienced frustrating volunteer
> experiences, let me tell you something, Not
> the norm here guys (or gals). If you dont
> believe me I drive 200 miles, and another
> guy drives 6 hours from Michigan to get down
> there. So if you ever wanted to work on big
> steam heres your chance, dont pass it by.
> This is a golden oppurtunity, and one great
> time.

> Ryan

> I will be there on Saturday and am looking
> forward to running into some new faces. See
> ya there!

Ryan hits the nail on the head. I just did my first OC volunteer session a few weeks back, and I was EXTREMELY impressed with everything. OC has a top notch operation going on. Anyone who's considering going, feel free to email me for some suggestions from a newbie. Trust me, they make you feel right at home. You get to meet some "interesting" people, but all are willing to teach you anything you want to know and very accomadating, regardless of your skill level. All in all, I say get out and check out the OC, especially if your of the younger generation like me.

Tim B

PS... I won't be there for the June sessions cause I'm helping to run the TCA Convention here in Pittsburgh, but with any luck I'll be around come July, so come out and say hello!


tjb231@comcast.net


  
 
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