What type of environment does RWP training specifically address?

RWP training specifically addresses work near railways and rail traffic because it is designed to protect individuals who work in close proximity to moving trains and rail infrastructure. The training provides essential information on safety protocols, hazard recognition, and protective measures that must be followed to ensure the safety of workers in these environments. Given that railways present unique risks, such as the potential for collisions with trains and the complexities of interacting with rail equipment, this specialized training is crucial for promoting worker safety.

Other environments, such as construction sites, electrical hazards, or hazardous materials management, involve distinct safety regulations and training not specifically covered by RWP. While those areas carry their own risks and guidelines, RWP is uniquely focused on the challenges and safety requirements associated with railway operations.