Trimess

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Official notice

Remember safety and professionalism on Halloween
Halloween is a festive event for many people, and is sure to bring out customers young and old who will look to TriMet to provide them with safe transportation to and from their activities. Remember that operators are the face of TriMet, and your contact with customers is important to how they view our organization and our service:
• The wearing of costumes is not permitted while operating a TriMet vehicle, or performing work as a TriMet employee.
• Be especially alert for children and families who may be out trick or treating on Halloween.
• Some of your customers may be wearing Halloween costumes. TriMet does not prohibit passengers from wearing masks and facial coverings. Masks or facial coverings, in and of themselves, are not considered to be “obviously suspicious” under the H-O-T protocol. It is suspicious behavior, not appearance, which prompts the H-O-T protocol.
If you have any questions, please contact your manager. Thank you for your hard work, and have a safe Halloween.

2 comments:

punkrawker4783 said...

And the award for the transit agency that allows the employees the least amount of fun on the job? TRIMET!!

Theres no notice yet this year, but in previous years, us Metro operators ARE allowed to wear costumes that do not interfere with the safe operation of our vehicle. Or in some cases, wear street clothes to work day.

TriMet needs need to loosen up a little, not going to hurt anyone. My agency back home even allowed costumes on Halloween.

Al M said...

They hate us Chad, see the video where Rolf says TRIMET MANAGEMENT NOT HERE TO HELP US.