This comprehensive FRA Supervisor Training course is designed to meet the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) requirements for supervisors responsible for determining when an employee must undergo reasonable suspicion or post-accident toxicological testing. Supervisors in safety-sensitive positions are federally mandated to complete this training to maintain a compliant, drug-free railroad environment.
The course provides the essential knowledge and tools to help supervisors recognize signs of drug and alcohol misuse, follow required documentation and decision-making protocols, and respond appropriately in the event of an accident or incident involving FRA-regulated personnel.
📚 Course Topics Include:
Overview of FRA regulations under 49 CFR Part 219
Supervisor responsibilities under FRA's drug and alcohol testing program
Recognizing signs and symptoms of substance abuse in the workplace
Procedures for initiating reasonable suspicion testing
Understanding post-accident testing triggers and protocols
Proper documentation, reporting, and recordkeeping
Case studies and practical decision-making exercises
🎓 Course Features:
Fully online and self-paced for convenient learning
Certificate of Completion provided upon successful course completion
Real-world FRA scenarios, video content, and documentation templates
Compliant with FRA’s supervisory training standards
Ideal for rail carriers, contractors, and third-party personnel
✅ Required for all supervisors of safety-sensitive employees covered by FRA drug and alcohol regulations. Maintain compliance, reduce liability, and promote a safer workplace.
