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Santa Fe Railway News Vol 5 #7 1991 April Strategic Planning at Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway News Vol 5 #7 1991 April Strategic Planning at Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway News is published monthly. About the cover: Born out of southeast Los Angeles' livestock district, Hobart yard has evolved into Santa Fe's busiest West Coast terminal, as well as one of the most profitable terminals on the system. In addition, it has gained respect as one of the most efficient intermodal facilities in the Los Angeles area. This month, Railway News features a tribute to Hobart yard's success beginning on page 8.
Contents
Strategic planning: An
interview with Santa Fe
Chairman Rob Krebs3
Profitability: President Mike Haverty's revenue enhancement
plan6
Employee awards: LMIT, SMT, southern region and Belen equipment department employees
of the month7
Cover story: A look at Hobart yard and the Los Angeles intermodal
facility8
Train the trainer: Engineer/ instructors start training at the new
Lenexa facility12
MTQ success story: Carman Larry Wymer receives quality awareness
award13
News briefs: New training facility dedicated; The Dream Keeps Rolling; GE locomotives dedicated; Cookbook sales; San Bernardino,
injury free14
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