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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 equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to fulfill your responsibilities in post-accident testing. This program covers the essential aspects of FRA post-accident testing, including the qualifying criteria, the role of supervisors in collections, and the importance of substance abuse education.

Comprehensive Training Program

This training program is a vital tool for supervisors, providing in-depth coverage of the following topics: the history of railroad accidents and drug testing, understanding "Tox Boxes," qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing, and the flow chart for successful post-accident testing action steps. Our program also addresses evacuation procedures, the definition of impact accidents, and the selection of crew members for testing. Additionally, we cover refusal to test issues, recalling employees for testing, and the proper handling of toxicology specimens.

Target Audience and Benefits

Our Post-Accident Testing Training is tailored for supervisors in the railroad industry, particularly those responsible for regulated service employees under Part 219.11 (g). By participating in this training, you will gain a thorough understanding of the FRA's post-accident testing requirements, enhancing your ability to manage incidents effectively. This program not only ensures compliance with federal regulations but also improves safety and efficiency in the workplace. With comprehensive resources, including contacts at the U.S. Railway Administration, test questions, handouts, and certification, this training is an invaluable investment for any railroad supervisor. Join us today and take the first step towards becoming a knowledgeable and confident supervisor in the railroad industry.