Who must you contact if you report to a location where no employee's register is located?

• A. Trainmaster
• B. Dispatcher
• C. Security Officer
• D. Human Resources

Answer: (B)

When you arrive at a location and there’s no employee register available, you should contact the person who has the authority to give you instructions and coordinate crew assignments—the dispatcher. The dispatcher is the central point for issuing movement authority, coordinating on-duty personnel, and directing you on what to do next. This keeps operations safe and in proper sequence.

The other roles aren’t the first point of contact for this situation. A trainmaster oversees broader operations and isn’t typically the initial point of contact for day-to-day on-site sign-in or missing sign-in procedures. A security officer handles security concerns, not crew assignments or on-site instructions. Human resources deals with policy and personnel matter topics, not live field instructions.