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Federal Railway Administration Post-Accident Testing Training

Are you a supervisor in the railway industry looking to meet the mandatory training requirements for the U.S. Federal Railway Administration's post-accident testing? This comprehensive training program is designed specifically for you. Covering crucial topics such as substance abuse, post-accident testing criteria, and supervisor responsibilities, it ensures you are fully equipped to handle these challenging situations.

• Compliance: Stay in full compliance with the U.S. Federal Railway Administration's Part 219, Subpart C Testing Requirements.
• Expertise: Develop a deeper understanding of the qualifying criteria for FRA post-accident testing and the supervisor's role in post-accident collections.

Enhanced Training for Railway Supervisors

The United States Federal Railway Administration has recently mandated additional substance abuse training for supervisors, making it a three-hour program instead of the previous two-hour format. This comprehensive training covers not only the basics but also the nuances of post-accident testing, including the handling of "Tox Boxes," defining impact accidents, and the proper collection of toxicology specimens.

• Extended Coverage: Gain in-depth knowledge with an additional hour of substance abuse-related training.
• Real-World Applications: Learn how to effectively manage post-accident scenarios, including evacuation procedures and the handling of fatalities.

Comprehensive Learning Experience

This program delves into the history of railroad accidents and the rationale behind drug testing, providing you with a solid foundation for understanding the complex nature of post-accident testing. With a focus on practical applications and real-life scenarios, this training will equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to handle any situation that arises.

• Practical Knowledge: Gain practical knowledge through discussions on various types of accidents and their implications for drug testing.
• Hands-On Approach: Learn how to obtain specimens, handle toxicology specimens, and communicate effectively with employees and authorities.