User-friendly Federal Railway Administration Post-accident Testing Training For Supervisors Holiday Edition [vl8OTS62]

Federal Railway Administration Post-Accident Training

Welcome to the User-friendly Federal Railway Administration Post-accident Testing Training For Supervisors Holiday Edition [vl8OTS62], an essential program designed to equip railroads and contractors with the knowledge and skills required to meet mandatory training standards. This comprehensive training program is tailored to supervisors responsible for regulated service employees under Part 219.11 (g), ensuring they are well-prepared for the critical role they play in post-accident testing and collections. With the recent Federal Railway Administration (FRA) mandate for an additional hour of substance abuse-related training, this program is now a three-hour course, enhancing the supervisors' expertise and compliance.

Comprehensive Training Program

The Post-Accident Testing Training for Supervisors covers a wide range of topics to ensure thorough understanding and preparedness. Key areas include the history of railroad accidents and the rationale for drug testing, understanding the contents of "Tox Boxes," and the qualifying and non-qualifying events for post-accident drug testing. This program also delves into the flow chart representing successful Post Accident Testing action steps, evacuation procedures, and the definition of impact accidents. Additionally, it addresses the testing of crew members, other regulated employees, refusal to test issues, and the recall of employees who must be tested. The training also covers the review of Toxicology Boxes, paperwork associated with post-accident testing, timely collection, medical treatment priority over testing, and the sealing and transporting of toxicology specimens.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

This training program is not only mandatory but also highly relevant for railway supervisors in the United States. It is designed for those responsible for regulated service employees and is essential for ensuring compliance with FRA regulations under Part 219, Subpart C Testing Requirements. By participating in this program, supervisors will be equipped to handle a variety of scenarios, from major train accidents to human-factor highway-rail grade crossing accidents. The training also covers the role of the National Response Center, specimen collection and handling, and the proper completion of forms. With this comprehensive knowledge, supervisors can confidently manage post-accident testing and collections, contributing to a safer and more compliant railway system.