PARTIES Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
 TO -
 DISPUTE: and
 Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
 STATEMENT The dismissal of Carpenter Raymond Bradley for
 OF
 CLAIM: alleged insubordination was without just and suffi
 cient cause; he should be allowed the remedy pre
 scribed in Rule 27(f).
 FINDINGS: Carrier's findings that claimant was insubordinate
 are supported by substantial credible evidence con
 sisting in the main of testimony by claimant's fore
 man, W. F. Duty and Carpenter Helper Key.
 The evidence shows that on April 9, 1981, a delivery
 truck arrived at claimant's floating gang's location with rods for
 the gang's use. Foreman Duty instructed claimant and another car
 penter, Mr. Yocum, to unload the material. Yocum complied promptly
 but claimant ignored the instructions, although they were given
 twice to him; he informed Mr. Duty that he was on his break and
 sat down.
 On the following morning upon his arrival at the
 work site, claimant told two other members of the gang to get his
 tool box out of the truck, some 20 feet away, and bring it to him. Foreman Duty told claimant that it was his responsibility to bring the tool box to the site and that he would not take two men from the job to carry claimant's tool box. Claimant argued that the practice was to have carpenter helpers to carry the car-

 penters tool box. Claimant advised Mr.

 to call

 did not

 the

 return

 Duty that he was going

 office about the matter and walked off the job. He

 to the site until about four hours later.

 It is entirely clear that claimant was insubordinate. He could have utilized the orderly processes to which his Organiza-

 tion and Carrier are committed

 had regarding his foreman's instructions.

 to process any complaint he may have

 He was not at liberty,

 however, to resort to self-help and to interfere with the work of his gang,.
 No prejudicial error is disclosed by this record. The claim will be denied.

 AWARD:

 C rrier Member

 Claim denied.

 Adopted at Jacksonville, Florida, April 21, 1983.

 Hanbf M. West on, Chairman

 Employe Memb r