ACEC/MA Health & Safety + TALC November 20 Web Briefing with FRA - RSVP

ACEC/MA Health & Safety + TALC November 20 Web Briefing with Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) - RSVP 

Read this FRA document before registering: Training, Qualification, and Oversight for Safety-Related Railroad Employees; Compliance Guide (May 2019) from FRA Office of Railroad Safety

ACEC/MA is holding this Member Briefing Webinar on Zoom with Robert Castiglione of the Federal Railroad Administration on November 20 from 8:30 - 9:30 AM Eastern Time.  

We are limited to 100 sites for this.  A site = computer connection.  We are not limiting how many people participate from your firm, but ask that you try to participate in groups.
We are seeking an RSVP from a contact at each site location that will participate to receive the Zoom instructions by Outlook appointment or any updates and the follow up link to the ppt slides used.  

•  By 11/15: Please direct the key contact for each firm site location to sign up here to confirm that site’s participation: Survey Monkey Link for 11/20/19
•  This ACEC/MA Member Briefing will only be by Zoom and you will want to participate on a computer to see the powerpoint.  Please review the FRA guide and provide some in  
•  You can receive the audio by computer or phone, but we will ask you to mute your line once we begin. We will have a chat feature for questions during the Zoom conference.
•  After the webinar, we will post a pdf of the presentation and will send the link to people who are the key contacts that signed up 

Rob Castiglione is Staff Director of the Federal Railroad Administration’s (FRA), Human Performance Division.  Rob has been with the FRA for 33 years and has held several progressively responsible positions related to railroad safety.  Prior to his current position, from 2009 to 2014, Rob was Staff Director of FRA’s Technical Training Standards Division. 

Rob is currently responsible for the implementation and training of all new Confidential Close Call Reporting System (C³RS) sites nationwide.  Rob is also responsible for leading cross-functional teams in connection with the new Minimum Training Standards Rule, which will entail review, approval, and audits of training programs developed and implemented by railroads, railroad contractors, training organizations and learning institutions, used to qualify and train safety-related railroad employees on Federal regulations, laws, and orders.

Prior to his career with FRA, Rob worked three years for the Texas Railroad Commission and six years in the mechanical department for the Southern Pacific Railroad.