Railroad Inventory Contacts - Grade Crossing Inventory

Union Pacific Research Update: Impact of Operator Health and Behavioral Health on Safety

FRA's Risk Reduction Program: New Approach for Managing Safety

Unpacking Relationship Between Safety Climate and Safety Behavior

Behavior-Based Safety and Continuous Improvement of Switching Yard Safety

Reduction of Injuries and Improvement of Safety Culture by CP Rail's Investigation of

Current Status of the FRA Confidential Close Call Reporting System (C3RS)

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Fatigue Accident Validation Database

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Relationships Between Psychological Safety Climate Facets and Safety Behavior in the Rail Industry: A Dominance Analysis

The goals of this study were twofold: (1) to confirm a relationship between employee perceptions of psychological safety climate and safety behavior for a sample of workers in the rail industry, and (2) to explore the relative strengths of relationships between specific facets of safety climate...

Safety Climate Dimensions, Leader-Member Exchange, and Organizational Support as Predictors of Upward Safety Communication in a Sample of Rail Industry Workers

The freedom employees feel to communicate safety concerns with their supervisors, termed upward safety communication, has been shown to be related to adverse safety events (Hofmann and Morgeson, 1999). Research to date has demonstrated that good supervisor-employee relationships (leader-member...