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Federal Railway Administration Post-Accident Training for Supervisors

This comprehensive training program is designed to meet the mandatory training requirements set forth by the U.S. Federal Railway Administration (FRA) for supervisors in the railroad industry. With a focus on post-accident testing and the role of supervisors in this critical process, this program ensures that your team is fully equipped to handle the complexities of post-accident situations. Key features include a detailed exploration of qualifying criteria, the role of supervisors in post-accident collections, and an in-depth look at substance abuse related training.

Training Program Details

The program covers essential topics such as the history of railroad accidents and drug testing, understanding "Tox Boxes," and the definition of impact accidents. It also delves into the specific crew members to be tested, the handling of refusal to test situations, and the timely collection of specimens. With a focus on practical aspects, the training includes the role of medical treatment in priority over testing, the process of sealing and transporting toxicology specimens, and post-mortem testing.

• Comprehensive Coverage: History, criteria, and practical application of post-accident testing.
• Expert Instruction: Guidance from industry professionals with extensive experience in railroad safety and compliance.

Target Audience and Benefits

This training is ideal for supervisors in the railroad industry, particularly those responsible for regulated service employees under Part 219.11 (g). By participating in this program, supervisors will gain a thorough understanding of the FRA's post-accident testing requirements, enhancing their ability to lead their teams effectively in the event of an accident. The program's benefits include

• Increased Compliance: Ensuring full adherence to FRA regulations and industry standards.
• Improved Safety: Mitigating risks and enhancing the safety of railroad operations.
• Professional Development: Advancing the knowledge and skills of supervisors in the field of post-accident testing.