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Federal Railway Administration Post-Accident Testing Training

Are you a supervisor in the railroad industry looking to meet the mandatory training requirements set by the U.S. Federal Railway Administration (FRA)? Our comprehensive training program is designed to assist railroads and contractors in fulfilling their obligations under Part 219.11 (g). This program is tailored for supervisors responsible for regulated service employees, ensuring they are well-prepared for post-accident testing protocols. Key features include in-depth training on qualifying criteria for FRA post-accident testing and the supervisor's role in post-accident collections.

• Compliance with FRA training requirements
• Increase safety and efficiency in post-accident response

Comprehensive Content and Structure

This training program is meticulously crafted to provide supervisors with a thorough understanding of the FRA's post-accident testing procedures. It covers a wide range of topics, including the history of railroad accidents, the rationale for drug testing, and the contents of "Tox Boxes." The program also delves into the specifics of qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing, evacuation procedures, and the handling of toxicology specimens. Technical details include a flow chart representing successful Post Accident Testing action steps, and comprehensive resources for further information.

• History of railroad accidents and drug testing
• Understanding "Tox Boxes" and their contents

Practical Applications and Benefits

Our Post-Accident Testing Training for Supervisors is not just a compliance tool; it's a practical resource for supervisors in the railroad industry. This training equips supervisors with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage post-accident testing situations, reducing risks and ensuring the safety of all employees. It is suitable for a wide range of supervisors, from those in major train accidents to those dealing with human-factor highway-rail grade crossing accidents. Target audience includes supervisors in the railroad industry, regulatory service employees, and contractors.

• Enhance safety and compliance in the railroad industry
• Equip supervisors with practical skills for post-accident response