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Federal Railway Post-Accident Training for Supervisors

This comprehensive training program is designed to meet the mandatory requirements set forth by the U.S. Federal Railway Administration (FRA) for supervisors responsible for regulated service employees. With a focus on post-accident testing, this program ensures that supervisors are well-equipped to handle critical situations with confidence and efficiency. Key features include an in-depth understanding of the qualifying criteria for FRA post-accident testing, the role of the supervisor in post-accident collections, and the latest regulations under Part 219, Subpart C Testing Requirements.

Comprehensive Training Program

Our Post-Accident Testing Training for Supervisors covers a wide range of topics, including the history of railroad accidents and the rationale for drug testing, understanding the contents of "Tox Boxes," and the flow chart representing successful Post Accident Testing action steps. This program also delves into the evacuation process to prevent exposures, the definition of impact accidents, and the criteria for testing crew members and other regulated employees. With a strong emphasis on practical applications, this training program equips supervisors with the knowledge and skills needed to handle post-accident testing situations effectively.

• Explore the history and rationale behind drug testing in railroad accidents.
• Understand the contents and purpose of "Tox Boxes" for specimen collection.

Target Audience and Benefits

This training program is specifically tailored for supervisors in the railway industry who are responsible for regulated service employees. By participating in this course, supervisors will gain a comprehensive understanding of post-accident testing protocols, ensuring compliance with FRA regulations and enhancing safety standards. The program covers various scenarios, such as major train accidents, fatality incidents, and human-factor highway-rail grade crossing accidents, providing supervisors with the tools to respond effectively in any situation. Benefits include

• Increased compliance with FRA post-accident testing requirements.
• Enhanced safety standards and accident response protocols.

Through this training, supervisors can ensure the well-being of their employees and the public, while also meeting the stringent standards set by the Federal Railway Administration.