Built on an oval-shaped plot of land, the pavilion was a collaborative design by the architectural firms of York & Sawyer, Hurley & Hughes, and Luders and Associates. Probationer clerk clerk +2 levels of promotion MS5 assistant director duties of clerk conditions of pay staff section, histories, footplate staff disciplinary procedure record management commercial department, broaden experience, goods and passenger stations control footplate bous time sheets, graphs, mechanised systems train timings, East Coast Main Line (ECML) pegasus computer progressive computerisation national traffic data scientific principles applied to freight operations movements and development section implementation of Total Operations Processing System (TOPS), Theodore Strong, David Bowick, James Urquhart Bob Arnot transponder system union problems view on railways late application of freight system fleet reduction data processing merge rationalisation d.o.b. Surmounting the pavilion was a lantern and cross that rose to a height of 100 feet.

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