Without volunteers does Museum Railway not exists.

Museum Railway voluntary people work in challenging duties. Staff is constantly trained to serve as locomotive engineers, firemen, brakemen and station chiefs etc.

Historical buildings are an essential part of Museum Railway. Keeping them in good condition needs lots of work every year.

Museum Railway main track is 14 kilometre long an it needs a constant maintenance and inspection. Sleepers have to be changed in every summer and weeds must be cut. Most of this is done manually, but also by machines like tampering machine, crane and weed cutter.

In museum traffic are over ten historical passenger car and many freight cars. To keep them in condition need a lots of work, skills and imagination.

Museum Railway locomotive roster includes five steam locomotives, six diesel locomotives and a railcar in running order. The engines are maintained in Minkiö workshops. Steam locomotive fuel services needs also much work outdoors.