U.S. Department of Transportation - Federal Railroad Administration Forms
The U.S. Department of Transportation - Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is responsible for promoting and regulating safety in the railroad industry in the United States. Their primary goal is to ensure the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of the nation's railroads, while also protecting the interests of the public and railroad employees. The FRA oversees various aspects of rail safety, including regulatory compliance, accident investigation, research and development, and the implementation of safety programs and initiatives. They also work to improve the safety of railroad crossings and provide guidance on the design and operation of railroad infrastructure.
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This document is used for reporting false proceed signals in railway operations.
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This Form is used for reporting the hours of service for railroads.
This Form is used for recording the inspection and repair activities carried out on locomotives.
This form is used for collecting and maintaining inventory data of railway crossings in the United States.
This document is used for conducting a service day inspection on FRA Form 1 31 and 92. It ensures the safety and compliance of the inspected equipment.
This Form is used for submitting an annual inspection report for the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
This Form is used for recording the daily inspection report of locomotives.
This document is used for providing specifications and details about a boiler in order to ensure compliance with safety and regulatory requirements.
This document is used for reporting any alterations or repairs using welding or riveting on a vehicle that falls under the jurisdiction of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). It helps ensure the safety and compliance of the repair work.
This document is used for keeping a record of daily service performed on locomotives.
This form is used for reporting the hours of service for railroads.
This type of document, FRA Form 6180.81 Employee Human Factor Attachment, is used for addressing human factors related to employee performance and safety in the railroad industry. It provides a standardized way to collect and analyze information about human errors, fatigue, stress, and other factors that can impact employee performance.
This form is used for providing a summary of railroad injuries and illnesses.
This form is used for inquiries related to injuries involving highway users.
This form is used for recording injuries and/or illnesses of railroad employees.
This document is used as an alternative record for illnesses that are claimed to be work-related. It helps to document and track any illnesses that may have been caused by the workplace.
This document provides a notice to railroad employees involved in rail equipment accidents/incidents caused by human factors, informing them of their involvement and the actions that will be taken.
This document is used for recording the details of an initial rail equipment accident or incident.
This form is used for reporting accidents or incidents that occur at highway-rail grade crossings. It helps gather information for investigating and improving safety at these intersections.
This form is used for reporting and summarizing information about injuries and illnesses that occur in the railroad industry. It serves as a continuation sheet for the FRA Form 6180.55.
This Form is used for reporting accidents and incidents involving rail equipment. It helps to collect important information for investigation purposes and improving safety measures.
This form is used for reporting employee hours and casualties in the railroad industry on an annual basis, broken down by state.
