FRA F 6180.126A Key Stakeholder Interviews for the Evaluation of C3RS

OMB CONTROL NUMBER: 2130-0574
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Key Stakeholder Interviews for the Evaluation of C3RS

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C³RS Implementation Interview Protocol (OMB No. 2130-0574)

Introduction

One of the objectives of the C³RS lessons learned team is to determine what is required to improve the way C³RS is implemented. We need this information to make recommendations for future implementations of the program. This interview is part of that effort.  It will take about half an hour.  I am only interested in the how C3RS is going, not the substance of reports.  To protect individual’s privacy, we are not recording any names. All we need is a general description of respondents, e.g. “railroad name, member of PRT; labor or management”. Your participation in this interview is voluntary. If you want to skip any questions, please let us know. Thank you for meeting with us.

1-        Thinking back over the past three months, what are the two or three most important positive or negative events that affected C³RS?

        

            Probes after description for each issue:

1-         Why was this event so important?

2-         Why do you think this event showed up when it did?

2-         How satisfied are you with how C3RS is currently working, and why do you feel that way?

2a. Probes:

• Peer Review Team

• Support Team Activities

2b. How could any of the groups involved in C³RS change to improve C3RS?

Listen, probe as necessary:

• Local management

• Local labor

• Railroad senior management

• BTS

• NASA

• FRA

• National labor

2c. Are there corrective actions that have been implemented that you think could have a big impact on safety? In addition to the ones you have mentioned, what are the kinds of corrective actions that are being implemented?

2d. Has C3RS had any impact?

3-         Over the past few months, are there any important events that took place outside normal C3RS activities that affected the implementation or running of C³RS?

4-         Are there any issues effecting C3RS' ability to maintain itself in the long run?

FRA F 6180.126A (03/2014)