PARTIES Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes
 TO
 DISCI UTE: and
 Consolidated Rail Corporation
 STATEMENT Claim by Trackman Louis Criscio for reinstatement
 CLAIM: and back pay.
 FINDINGS: Claimant was dismissed for misusing Control Form
 620.
 Amtrak Form 620's were issued to claimant for the
 January 6 through September 6, 1982 period. The record establishes
 that six Amtrak Arts tickets were obtained from passengers on Amtrak
 #74 by the conductor on September 7, 1982; the tickets were issued
 against the Form 620's that had been issued to claimant. One person,
 not a Conrail employe, attempted to obtain a refund against several
 Amtrak Arts tickets issued against Form 620's that had been issued to
 claimant. Some of the 620's had been obtained by claimant between
 December 10, 1981 and April 21, 1980, when he was on furlough.
 Form 620's are given to Conrail employes for their use in getting to work. They are for the exclusive use of Conrail employes and must not be distributed to any other persons.
 PLB No. 3514 Award No. 12 Case No. 13

 Though controverted, the evidence is sufficiently substantial to support Carrier's findings of misuse by claimant of Form 620'5.
 The record discloses no prejudicial procedural error and no reason is perceived for substituting our judgment for that of Carrier in this matter.
 AWARD: Claim denied.
 Adopted at Philadelphia, Pa., July 12, 1984.

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