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'''Track Access Controller''' is a safety related job post in the [[London Underground]]. They mostly work at night during "Engineering hours" when traction current is switched off and passenger trains have stopped running.

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It takes over 6 months to train as a Track Access Controller and the team is made up of former protection masters, Station-Supervisors, Senior Signalmen and other Station "Operational Manager" backgrounds. Track Access Controllers work independently, to deal with incidents and minor/major scenarios every night before authorising the turning on of traction current in the morning, allowing passenger trains to run.

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[[Category:London Underground]]