Trams with a capacity of 350 passengers in Samsun were entrusted to 16 women. Those who see the female warriors, whose numbers will be doubled at the beginning of the year, are supported by applause.
The 56-ton, 40-meter-long, 350-passenger trams in the light rail system in Samsun were entrusted to female patrons. While 16 women are working as vatman, the number will increase to 32 by Christmas. Gizem Bay, who has been a vatman for 1 year and his profession as a chemist, stated that there was great interest in them and that some people gave support by applauding when they saw female vats.
In the light rail system built by Samsun Metropolitan Municipality and put into service on October 10, 2010, 16 female and 43 male staffs (tram drivers) work. Turkey at the end of this month will be completed by the end of the course organized under the Employment Agency's job training programs will be raised to 32 the number of female motorman. The training of new female vatman has come to an end. At the end of the course to be completed as of 31 December, the female veterans to be hired will be determined by conducting a written and applied exam. Women, who are using 56-ton, 40-meter-long, 350-passenger trams, are amazed. It was stated that there are 36 stops and even 23 trams.
THE NUMBER OF WOMEN'S VATMAN WILL BE DONE
Light Rail System operating Samulaş (Samsun Project Transportation Construction Investment Industry and Trade Co.) Operation Manager Sevilay Germi, especially in women on the issue of homeland is a great interest, said:
“Approximately 200 women applied for the course we started at the interview stage. In our city, especially women have a great interest in being a citizen. We also aim to increase the number of women on duty. It is important in terms of perspective and human relations that women use the tram, especially in mechanics, as in traffic. At the same time, we show that women can be successful in driving. We get positive feedback. It is a good situation for Samsun to see women as a countryman.” - Liberty
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