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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 navigate post-accident testing protocols effectively. This program is tailored to supervisors responsible for regulated service employees, ensuring compliance with Part 219.11 (g) of the FRA regulations. Enroll now to enhance your expertise and maintain your organization's regulatory compliance.

Comprehensive Training for Railway Supervisors

This training program covers a wide range of essential topics, including the history of railroad accidents and the rationale behind drug testing. You will gain in-depth understanding of the contents of "Tox Boxes," qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing, and the flow chart representing successful Post Accident Testing action steps.

• Learn about evacuation procedures to prevent exposures and the definition of impact accidents.
• Understand which crew members to test and the role of regulated employees in post-accident testing.

With this comprehensive training, you will be well-prepared to handle refusal to test issues, recall employees for testing, and manage toxicology specimen collection and transportation.

Mandatory Training for Railway Supervisors

As mandated by the U.S. Federal Railway Administration, this training program is crucial for supervisors in the railroad industry. It covers the latest requirements, including the recent addition of one hour of substance abuse-related training called "Post-Accident Testing Training." This brings the total training time for railway supervisors to three hours, ensuring comprehensive knowledge and preparedness.

• Receive detailed guidance on timely collection, medical treatment priority over testing, and where to collect urine specimens in odd situations.
• Understand the role of the National Response Center and reporting employees who refuse testing, as well as specimen collection and handling procedures.

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully manage post-accident testing and maintain compliance with FRA regulations.