Must-have Federal Railway Administration Post-accident Testing Training For Supervisors Holiday Edition [vZ75xnOH]

Federal Railway Administration Post-Accident Testing Training

This comprehensive training program is designed to meet the mandatory training requirements for supervisors in the U.S. Federal Railway Administration's post-accident testing protocol. It is tailored for supervisors responsible for regulated service employees under Part 219.11 (g), ensuring they are fully equipped to handle post-accident testing procedures. Key features of this program include an in-depth understanding of the qualifying criteria for post-accident testing, the role of supervisors in collections, and the latest regulatory updates.

• Compliance with Federal Railway Administration regulations
• Increase in training duration to three hours

Comprehensive Training Content

This training program covers a wide range of topics essential for supervisors in the railway industry. It includes the history of railroad accidents, understanding "Tox Boxes," and the qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing. The program also delves into evacuation procedures, definitions of impact accidents, and the roles and responsibilities of crew members during testing. Key topics include:

• History of railroad accidents and rationale for drug testing
• Understanding the contents of "Tox Boxes" and their materials
• Qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing

Target Audience and Benefits

This training is ideal for railway supervisors who are required to comply with the U.S. Federal Railway Administration's post-accident testing regulations. It provides practical knowledge and skills to effectively manage post-accident testing procedures, ensuring compliance and safety. Benefits of this program include:

• Enhanced understanding of post-accident testing protocols
• Improved ability to handle emergency situations and incidents
• Increased compliance with Federal Railway Administration regulations

By participating in this training, supervisors can contribute to a safer working environment and meet the stringent requirements of the railway industry.