I believe that they flag the trains to warn them of work being done on the tracks or signals being worked on. Tracks need to be constantly inspected so I believe that they must use flagmen in order to keep the flow moving while still being able to inspect properly
Flagman Ahead was created in 1995.
The person who waves the flag to start the train is typically called a "signalman" or "flagman." In some contexts, they may also be referred to as a "conductor" or "train starter," depending on their specific duties and the railway system in use. Their role is crucial for ensuring the safe departure of trains.
about $25 an hour
Game and Watch Flagman - 2009 VG was released on: Japan: 15 July 2009 USA: 19 April 2010
Nights only appears as the flagman of Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing. They didn't plan on putting it in the game, but some fans wanted it in somehow, so they put it as the flagman.
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The person who waves the flags at a Nascar race is called the Nascar flagman.
The Pole Sitter. I believe they're called a "Flagman/person"
Ivan Fedorovich Galiguzov has written: 'Flagman otechestvennoi industrii'
A worker could be any unskilled labor who is performing certain daily duty in various fields with low risk factors & responsibilities; Where for the flagman, the duty to perform is more specific and requires skills in watching & guiding the operation of different equipment in a safe - correct manner preventing hazards to occur towards the surrounding personnel and properties.
A Traffic Guard, "Flagman", or "Flagger" is a person who directs traffic through a construction site or other temporary traffic control zone pass ...
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