RailTAP Class Spotlight
Working Safely Around Railroad Tracks
An introduction to railroad safety for people who may work near railroad tracks and highway-rail grade crossings
Participants will gain an increased awareness of common hazards, near-track environments, and general safety principles that support safe decision-making and hazard recognition around railroad operations.
No prior railroad experience is required. Professional Development Hours (PDHs) are available, and participants will receive an NC LTAP Roads Scholar credit.
- Half-day class; will be offered regularly throughout North Carolina
- Agency-only trainings are available at your location upon request
- This class is currently offered for FREE
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Intended audience includes:
- Public works personnel
- Utility workers and utility contractors
- Highway maintenance staff
- Construction contractors
- Consulting engineers
- Transportation planners
- Municipal and county staff
- MPO and RPO personnel
- First responders
- Others who may work near railroad property or highway-rail grade crossings
RailTAP is funded by the Federal Railroad Administration’s Railroad Crossing Elimination Grant Program. It is delivered through a public-private partnership between NC State University and the North Carolina Railroad Company to provide advanced safety training and resources.
* This course content does NOT constitute FRA/Part 214 roadway worker protection (RWP) training.