OAR 741-060-0030
Required Plans

(1) System Safety Program Plan Requirements
(a) RTA with a RFGPTS shall prepare a system safety program plan conforming to the requirements of OAR 741-060-0010 (General Provisions) through 741-060-0100 (Hours of Service).
(b) The RTA shall review its system safety program plan a minimum of once a year. After each review, and upon a date agreed to by the RTA and the SSOA, the RTA shall submit the plan, along with written documentation and any checklists used for the review, to the SSOA for review and approval. When the RTA submits the plan and review materials to the SSOA, the RTA shall include a cover letter identifying any changes made to the plan. If the SSOA determines that additional changes to the plan are necessary, the SSOA shall advise the RTA in writing of the changes required. The RTA shall have 30 days to revise its plan to comply with modifications required by the SSOA.
(c) The system safety program plan must describe the method used to maintain effective communications and coordination with SSOA staff, and must contain:
(A) An organization chart of the RTA;
(B) Identification of an adequately trained safety officer who reports directly to the general manager, president, or equivalent officer of the RTA;
(C) A description of employee training and certification on the System Safety Program Plan process for employees in safety-related positions;
(D) A comprehensive staff training program for the operations personnel directly responsible for the safety of the RTA;
(E) Identification of the facilities and equipment subject to regular safety-related inspection and testing;
(F) A description of the process for developing and managing CAPs as described in OAR 741-060-0072 (Corrective Action Plan (CAP) Requirements)
(G) A description of the process used by the RTA to ensure that planned and scheduled internal safety reviews are performed to evaluate compliance with the system safety program plan, pursuant to OAR 741-060-0070 (Requirements for Internal Reviews);
(H) The method and schedule for annual submission of the system safety program plan to the SSOA;
(I) The process for facilitating on-site safety reviews by the SSOA;
(J) A description of the safety program for employees and contractors that incorporates the applicable state and local requirements, including:
(i) Safety requirements that employees and contractors must follow when working on, or in close proximity to, RTA property; and
(ii) Processes for ensuring the employees and contractors know and follow the requirements.
(K) A description of the hazard management process used by the RTA, pursuant to OAR 741-060-0076 (Hazard Management Process);
(L) A description of the process used by the RTA to perform accident notification, investigation and reporting, pursuant to OAR 741-060-0078 (Reporting Requirements) and OAR 741-060-0090 (Requirements for Investigating Accidents).
(M) A description of the process used by the RTA to ensure that safety concerns are addressed in modifications to existing systems, vehicles, and equipment, including any system extensions, rehabilitations or new starts, if applicable; and
(N) A description or reference to the applicable hours of service policy pursuant to OAR 741-060-0100 (Hours of Service).
(O) A description of the drug and alcohol-testing program, or reference to an existing program, that applies to its safety sensitive employees. The program, if contained in a separate document from the plan, must be submitted to the SSOA for review.
(P) A description of the process whereby the plan is reviewed and approved by the board of directors or other equivalent authority of the RTA; and
(Q) A sufficiently explicit process for safety risk management, with adequate means of risk mitigation for the RFGPTS.
(d) The plan must comply with the requirements of the National Public Transportation Safety Plan, 82 FR 5628.
(e) The RTA shall implement and comply with the system safety program plan for all aspects of its RFGPTS.
(2) System Security Plan Requirements
(a) Each RTA with a RFGPTS shall prepare a system security plan conforming to the requirements of OAR 741-060-0010 (General Provisions) through 741-060-0110 (Annual Fee for State Oversight Activities).
(b) The system security plan must be developed and maintained separately from the system safety program plan.
(c) The RTA shall review its system security plan a minimum of once a year. After each review, and upon a date agreed to by the RTA and the SSOA, the RTA shall submit the plan, along with written documentation and any checklists used for the review, to the SSOA for review and approval. When the RTA submits the plan and review materials to the SSOA, it shall include a cover letter identifying any changes made to the plan. If the SSOA determines that additional changes to the plan are necessary, the SSOA shall advise the RTA in writing of the changes required. The RTA shall have 30 days to revise its plan to comply with any modifications required by the SSOA.
(d) The RTA shall implement and comply with the system security plan for all operations of its RFGPTS. The RTA shall document within the plans its process for managing threats and vulnerabilities during operations and for major projects, extensions, new vehicles and equipment, including integration with the safety certification process.
(e) The RTA shall not make its system security plan available to the public.
(f) The system security plan must include the process the RTA used to develop the plan.
(g) The system security plan must include measures to control and track all access to the plan and any of its contents. At a minimum, the RTA must number each page, place a unique identifying mark on each copy of the plan and maintain a log showing the whereabouts of each copy of the plan. The plan must include the process the RTA uses to make the plan available for SSOA review and approval. Any information contained therein determined to be sensitive security information, as defined in OAR 741-060-0020 (Definitions)(40), must be marked as specified in OAR 741-060-0010 (General Provisions)(7).
(h) The system security plan must:
(A) Identify the policies, goals, and objectives for the security program endorsed by the RTA’s chief executive; and
(B) Identify controls in place that address the personal security of passengers and employees
(3) Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan
(a) All RTAs shall have an emergency preparedness plan. The plan may be combined with the transit agency’s safety plan, if desired, or prepared as a stand-alone document.
(b) The emergency preparedness plan must:
(A) Include activities and programs in place at the RTA to support planning for emergency preparedness and response;
(B) Detail the assignment of employee responsibilities during an emergency;
(C) Identify the ability to coordinate with external response agencies, including Federal, State, regional, and local officials with roles and responsibilities for emergency preparedness and response in the transit agency’s service area;
(D) Describe the training and procedures available to ensure employee proficiency; and
(E) Describe the process for annually reviewing and updating the plan, and the process for its annual submission to the SSOA.

Source: Rule 741-060-0030 — Required Plans, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=741-060-0030.

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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