(_a_) To travel always in the brake-van; to keep a sharp look-out and
promptly put down his brake should occasion require, or on receiving a
signal from the engine.
(_b_) To carefully watch the loaded wagons, and in the event of any
part of the load appearing unsafe, to signal at once to the
engine-driver to stop the train.
(_c_) To carry always on the van a red flag, and, between September and
February inclusive, a hand lamp ready trimmed, which latter, in
travelling after dusk, shall shew a red light at the back of the train.
(_d_) To perform shunting operations with caution, taking care that all
point-lever weights are left in their proper position.
(_e_) To keep his van clean and smart, washing it when required.
(_f_) To carefully observe such of the Railway Regulations as apply to
the brakesman’s work.