Short Line Safety Institute

Safety culture assessments - a voluntary, confidential, multi-method assessment of the Safety culture and Safety performance of Short Line regional railroads.

Education and training - provides education and training to improve the Safety and Safety culture of Short Line regional railroads based on the data and information gathered through the assessments, collaboration with other stakeholders, and research.

Hazardous materials training program - the program ensures employees are conversant and compliant with the regulations regarding the transportation of hazardous materials, provides function specific training, and reviews emergency response procedures.

Strategic planning- in concert with its board of directors and board of advisors, the Institute will develop a strategic outline for the project regarding the four pillars and other tasks and how the Short and long term objectives of the project will be met. Expenses $159,544. Including grants of $0. Revenue of $0.communications - the Institute developed the Institute's external communications strategies, tools and products engaged in outreach to educate and promote the Institute to key stakeholders (e.g. Railroads, regulatory bodies, legislatures, media, and the public). Expenses $51,303. Including grants of $0. Revenue of $0.collaboration - the Institute collaborates and remains involved with entities and groups, in addition to the aslrra, fra, volpe and uconn including close cooperation with class i railroads, the rail regulators and the rail industry in canada, the insurance industry, shippers, andother groups and associations that are involved in Safety issues orsafety culture improvement, and federal and state regulators andagencies.expenses $97,816. Including grans of $0. Revenue of $0.project planning - expenses $5,185. Including grans of $0. Revenue of $0.