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1 Feb 2007

Research Results

Clear Signal for Action Program Addresses Locomotive Cab Safety Related to Constraining Signals

Author
Michael Coplen

Subject Human Factors, Railroad Safety Program Management

Keywords: Railroad safety culture, behavior- based safety, continuous improvement, Clear Signal for Action, observation-feedback, lessons learned.

Report Number
RR07-08
Office
RDI-24

1 Jan 2003

Research Results

The Impact of Safety Rules Revisions on Safety Culture, Incident Rates, and Liability Claims in the U.S. Railroad Industry

Author
Michael Coplen

Subject Human Factors, Railroad Employees, Railroad Safety Information Management, Railroad Safety Program Management, Railroad Safety Technical Training Standards

Keywords: Railroad safety culture, safety rules revision, safety rules consolidation, compliance, FELA, Federal Employer’s Liability Act, incident rates, liability claims, lessons-learned

Report Number
RR03-03
Office
RDI-24