"Having been an integral part of The Rail Motor Society for approximately 6 years, I've undertaken various roles and seen significant evolution within the organisation. I serve as a Driver Trainer/Principal Driver, responsible for conducting annual assessments on drivers and driver assistants. Holding a Cert IV in workplace training and assessing, I conduct training sessions within TRMS and serve as a nationally qualified Rail Investigator, handling all investigative tasks required by the Society. Outside of my professional duties, I enjoy indulging in my hobbies, which include riding my Indian motorcycle and caravaning. My career trajectory has seen me transition from a Motor Mechanic trade to a role as a train driver/trainer/principal driver/standards officer with the government, spanning a remarkable 39 years. Throughout my tenure, I've operated various types of trains, including coal, freight, wheat, and passenger trains. The Rail Motor Society holds immense significance to me. It provides a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow rail enthusiasts and contribute to preserving heritage trains. I'm proud to be part of an organisation that shares my passion for rail and is dedicated to keeping this rich heritage alive."