Harlesden
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East Midlands Trains has one because I just received an e-mail from him. Just never heard the term before.
Silly buzz speak job title for a Supervisor?
I wouldn't be surprised if Escalations Executive reports to an Escalations Manager.
Thank you, Veteran Member. Very clear answer. I wasn't getting anywhere with EMT customer relations so I found Jake's (big boss) e-mail and fired one off to him.
Isn't an "Escalations Executive" the person that makes sure nobody stands on the left?
Or making sure everyone stands on the left and right.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...-tfl-stopped-people-walking-up-the-escalators
Are they not normally employed on London Underground? ...............
On LUL it would be a CVTS: Continuous Vertical Transportation Supervisor.
(Like the big lifts are PMVT: Primary Means of Vertical Transportation ). And their boss has to be the VTM...vertical transportation manager?
And the Cambrian would have an Escalating Roadway Transporter Machine Supervisor, if only any stations there had a escalator...
Are there any escalators at stations anywhere in Wales? I can't think of any...