Shop steward Celia Venn, elected by an unusually large margin after the Gate 11 incident.
Trade crews, tunnel stewards, dispatch representatives, and a safety committee with authority to stop work.
Bring every worker home, keep routes inspectable, and stop departments from sending crews into spaces they refuse to map.
A public-works local whose members have maintained the below-grade city since before the Meridian Works project acquired its name.
Shop steward Celia Venn, elected by an unusually large margin after the Gate 11 incident.
Trade crews, tunnel stewards, dispatch representatives, and a safety committee with authority to stop work.
AlliesFire dispatch, transit operators, Silt Ward residents, the Continuity Office.
OppositionUnsafe contractors, schedule pressure, and supervisors who classify a worker as transferred before contacting family.
Keys, maintenance histories, practical knowledge, and a dense network of after-hours contacts.
Hard hats, headlamps, gas meters, radios, insulated cutters, and hand-drawn route cards.
A union hall above a Calder Works tool library; the basement is not used for meetings.
VehiclesBucket trucks, rail carts, utility vans, and a decommissioned tunnel-inspection crawler.
UniformWeatherproof navy workwear, reflective lime panels, and individual trade patches.
SymbolA spanner crossing a lit route line.
Maintenance crews, tunnel carts, tool lockers, crawler vehicle, and modular service-tunnel terrain.