What does the railway bureau do? Can I go home every day? Are there any rest days on weekends? What is the working environment like? Do you go home by train after work?

If you are a local, you can go home if you are assigned to the Works Section. If you are assigned to the workshop below as a worker, you may not be able to go back every day. If you are not on duty on weekends, you can have a rest. Public works are very tiring, and workers sometimes have to do a lot of physical labor. It's better to graduate with a bachelor's degree, but you have to work below for several years. The works section deals with rails and is engaged in the maintenance of rails and the following foundations (subgrade and bridge).

But when it comes to working environment, whether there is a rest day on weekends depends on your job. Works include flaw detector, line inspector, rail welder, lineman, crossing worker, mechanical fitter, rail car driver, bridge worker, etc.

These jobs are different, so are the methods of rest. Like the road patrol workers, they can rest normally on weekends, so it's hard to say for rail car drivers. As for the working environment, it also has something to do with your job. For example, a road patrol worker has to go back and forth at least twice a day in an area of more than ten kilometers that everyone is responsible for. It's windy, rainy and thundering. Anyway, public works is an open-air working environment. Whether you can go home by train after work depends on where your home is.