When reporting for work, where must a train Assistant Conductor report to?

When reporting for work, an Assistant Conductor must report to the Conductor. This is essential because the Conductor is responsible for the overall management of the train, including the safety and coordination of the team. By reporting to the Conductor, the Assistant Conductor can receive specific instructions related to their duties, understand the current operational status, and ensure that all safety protocols are reviewed and confirmed before the train departs.

In many railway and transit systems, including SEPTA, the hierarchy on a train staff is crucial to maintaining order and efficiency. Communication between the Conductor and the Assistant Conductor is key for successful operations and passenger safety.