VIC Courses

Train Track Safety Awareness

Course Name	Train Track Safety Awareness
Course Code/Level	Level 1 TLIF2080 Safely Access The Rail Corridor
Network	This course is recognised by Metro Trains Melbourne, V/Line, and ARTC in Victoria. This course includes the Metro Trains Melbourne – Safety and Environmental Induction. To work on the V/Line or ARTC network, the Contractor Induction (available online, free) must also be completed. The unit of competency is a requirement for all persons working in track and civil roles (specifically track construction and maintenance) in addition to the TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure core units and TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor.
Content	The Victorian Track Safety Awareness - Level 1 course provides skills and knowledge required by all staff and contractors working in the rail corridor under supervision. This course is suitable for individuals who are new to rail.
Duration	7 Hours
Cost	$225.00 per participant for Train Track Safety Awareness + MSEI (Metro Safety and Environmental Induction) only $525.00 per participant if you wish to undertake both the CAT 3 Rail Medical and the TTSA course with CERT (Medicals are conducted by Company Medical Services)
Location	Brooklyn or Onsite at request
Entry Requirements	100 Points of Identification (including at least one piece of photo identification) on the day Closed-toe footwear only (no thongs or sandals) Please advise if you have any language, literacy, or numeracy needs; or difficulties reading, writing, or speaking English There are no prerequisite units for this course A medical is not required to sit the course, but must be completed before going on track* * At a minimum, a Category 3 Rail Medical must be completed as well as this course to gain access to the rail corridor under supervision in Victoria. (Medicals are conducted by Company Medical Services)
Upon Completion	On successfully completion of this course new learners receive a Statement of Attainment that lists the nationally recognised unit of competency TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor Certificate that lists the VIC Level 1 Train Track Safety Awareness and Metro Trains Melbourne Safety and Environmental Induction.
Learning Mode	Classroom-based learning Delivered in English
Assessment Type	Theory component - multiple choice and written questions Practical component - conducted one-on-one in which you demonstrate the basic tasks associated with working in the rail corridor
Nationally Accredited course	No
Pathways	This course provides the foundational unit of competency required by all roles across most Australian rail networks; it also provides the Metro Trains Melbourne Safety and Environmental Induction and other knowledge specific to Victorian rail networks. On successful completion of this course, learners are eligible to enrol in: TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure – Core Units. If high-risk work tickets, certifications, or licences are also held, completion of this course, a category 3 medical, and a Construction Industry ‘White Card’ (CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry) will allow the learner to work across a number of trade (plumber, carpenter, formworker, etc.) and plant operation roles in the rail corridor.
Fees and Conditions	Government assistance/VET FEE-HELP is not available for this course.Credit Card, EFT and exact Cash Payments are accepted. Companies can be sent a Invoice on the day of training providing a PO, Authority to Invoice and/or payment details have been provided. Additional fees/restrictions on class sizes may apply.

TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure – Core Units

Course Name	TL121315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure – Core Units
Course Code/Level	TLI21315
Network	While the units of competency provided in this course are nationally recognised by most railways in Australia, additional operator-specific inductions and training may need to be completed before working on individual rail networks.
Content	The TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure – Core Units course provides seven of the core units of competency from TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure. This course provides the foundational competencies required for many rail labouring, plant, and equipment contractor roles on most Australian railway networks. The eighth core unit, TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor is gained through the Train Track Safety Awareness course. Some operators also require you to hold the unit TLIB2085 Apply Track Fundamentals. This is gained through completing the Apply Track Fundamentals course.
Duration	Minimum of 2 days; maximum of six months to complete practical assessments.
Cost	$600.00
Location	Brooklyn or Onsite at request
Entry Requirements	Learners must have completed the VIC Level 1 Train Track Safety Awareness Course or equivalent, and provide a Statement of Attainment that lists the nationally recognised unit TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor Candidates must be able to read and write to a moderate level in English and be physically fit to handle and operate small tools/machinery.
Upon Completion	Students who successfully complete all requirements of this course will be awarded a Statement of Attainment that lists: Core: TLIB1028 Maintain and use hand tools TLID1001 Shift materials safely using manual handling methods TLIE1003 Participate in basic workplace communications TLIF1001 Follow OHS procedures TLIU2008 Apply environmental procedures to rail infrastructure TLIF2010 Apply fatigue management strategies Elective: TLIW2010 Operate under track protection rules
Learning Mode	Can be either classroom-based sessions (two days) or correspondence method or distance learning. Delivered in English
Assessment Type	Written theory assessments (open book) are completed during the classroom sessions; or can be completed at home if following the correspondence method. Once the theory assessments are complete, learners must contact CERT to book the practical. Practical assessments are conducted one-on-one with a trainer at our Brooklyn facility.
Nationally Accredited course	Yes
Pathways	On successful completion of this course, learners can Advance to training in the unit TLIB2085 Apply track fundamentals; once that unit is also completed they can work as a Rail Labourer on various rail networks in Australia Enrol in further units from the TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure Enrol in a TLI32515 Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure Learners can also enrol in training for other roles in Plant and Equipment Operation, including Road-Rail Plant Operator
Fees and Conditions	Government assistance/VET FEE-HELP is not available for this course. Credit Card, EFT and exact Cash Payments are accepted. Companies can be sent a Invoice on the day of training providing a PO, Authority to Invoice and/or payment details have been provided.

TLIB2085 Apply Track Fundamentals

Course Name	Apply Track Fundamentals
Course Code/Level	TLIB2085
Network	While the unit of competency provided in this course is nationally recognised, additional network-specific training or induction may be required before you are able to work on some networks.
Content	TLIB2085 Apply track fundamentals is a unit of competency from the Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure. In addition to the Train Track Safety Awareness unit TLIF2080 Safely Access the Rail Corridor and the TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure core units, it is required by all persons working in track and civil roles (specifically track construction and maintenance).
Duration	One day
Cost	$300.00
Location	Brooklyn or onsite on request.
Entry Requirements	Learners must have completed the Train Track Safety Awareness Course or equivalent, and provide a Statement of Attainment that lists the nationally recognised unit TLIF2080A/B/C Safely access the rail corridor Learners must have completed the theory component and theory assessments for the Core Units from the TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure. Learners must be able to read and write to a moderate level in English and be physically fit to handle and operate small tools/machinery.
Upon Completion	Students who successfully complete all requirements of this course will be awarded a Statement of Attainment that lists TLIB2085 Apply track fundamentals.
Learning Mode	Classroom-based learning Delivered in English
Assessment Type	Theory – written theory assessments Practical – assessments conducted one-on-one with an assessor. Once the above theory assessment is complete learners must contact CERT to book the practical.
Nationally Accredited course	Yes
Pathways	On successful completion of this course, learners can Enrol in further units from the TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure (Track Work or Track Surfacing streams and electives) Also enrol in training for other roles in Plant and Equipment Operation, including Road-Rail Plant Operator, specialist electives Group A - Track Worker or specialist electives Group C - Track Surfacing
Fees and Conditions	Government assistance/VET FEE-HELP is not available for this course. Credit Card, EFT and exact Cash Payments are accepted. Companies can be sent a Invoice on the day of training providing a PO, Authority to Invoice and/or payment details have been provided.

CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry (White Card)

Course Name	CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry (White Card)
Course Code/Level	CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry (White Card)
Network	The Construction White Card and the unit CPCCWHS1001 are accepted by all operators
Content	The White Card is a basic requirement for any person wishing to work in construction.
Duration	One Day
Cost	$150.00
Location	Brooklyn or onsite on request.
Entry Requirements	There are no prerequisites for this course Candidates must be able to read and write to a moderate level in English. Reasonable adjustment can be made for learners with language, literacy, or numeracy needs.
Upon Completion	On successful completion of this course, learners will attain a statement listing the unit CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry and a plastic card issued by the Victorian Worksafe Authority.
Learning Mode	Classroom-based learning Delivered in English
Assessment Type	Face-to-face theory assessments
Nationally Accredited course	Yes
Recertification	This unit does not expire or have a periodical reassessment requirement.
Pathways	This course provides a mandatory competency for all persons accessing the rail corridor to perform construction, track or civil maintenance under supervision.
Fees and Conditions	Government assistance/VET FEE-HELP is not available for this course. Credit Card, EFT and exact Cash Payments are accepted. Companies can be sent a Invoice on the day of training providing a PO, Authority to Invoice and/or payment details have been provided.

Road-Rail Plant Operator

Course Name	Road-Rail Plant Operator
Network	TLIC3045, TLIC2054 and TLIC2058 or TLIC2059 are nationally recognised units and are mandatory units for the following roles from the ARA Infrastructure Matrix. Rail Bound Plant Operator Road-Rail Plant Operator These units are applicable in Victoria under one of the two listed national roles and for V/Line and ARTC this same course satisfies the Safeworking TVO requirements to travel on these networks. However, for MTM you must hold MTM’s TVO Role and this course is only delivered by Metro. Contact metroacademy@metrotrains.com.au for further information.
Content	The Rail-Road Plant Operator course provides the skills and knowledge required to operate road vehicles (trucks, excavators, utes) fitted with rail guidance; it includes the placing of the vehicle on and off the track; and the procedures for seeking permission to put it on or off track within a defined worksite (occupation or possession). For those wishing to travel on MTM’s network, must attend MTM’s proprietary TVO course delivered by Metro. Contact metroacademy@metrotrains.com.au for further information
Duration	One Day
Cost	$450.00
Location	Onsite – to be advised
Entry Requirements	TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor Current driver’s licence suitable to the type of vehicle being assessed on Candidates must be able to read and write to a moderate level in English Own road rail vehicle must be provided.
Upon Completion	On successful completion the learner receives a Statement of Attainment listing: TLIC3045 Operate road-rail vehicle TLIC2054 Access rail track to run track vehicle within defined worksite TLIC2058 – Travel Medium or Heavy self-propelled on-track equipment OR TLIC2059 – Propel and operate light on-track equipment
Learning Mode	Classroom-based learning Delivered in English
Assessment Type	Written and practical
Nationally Accredited course	Yes
Recertification	These units of competency have various periods of currency, determined by individual rail networks and the role that the learner will be working in.
Pathways	This course provides the foundational units of competency required to operate hi-rail equipped road/rail vehicles on most Australian rail networks. Further training in Safeworking units and roles is required if the learner wishes to operate a road-rail vehicle outside of a defined worksite (on main lines/under own protection).
Fees and Conditions	Government assistance/VET FEE-HELP is not available for this course. Credit Card, EFT and exact Cash Payments are accepted. Companies can be sent a Invoice on the day of training providing a PO, Authority to Invoice and/or payment details have been provided.

TLI21315 - Certificate in Rail Infrastructure

Qualification Code and Name	TLI21315 - Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure
Overview	This is a general qualification for a person engaged in basic operations within the rail infrastructure environment undertaking a range of tasks involving known routines and procedures, and taking some responsibility for the quality of work outcomes. CERT routinely provides this training to existing rail infrastructure workers, however programs designed for new entrants to the industry including trainees and job seekers are available.
Job roles	Job roles and titles vary across different sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include: Rail Infrastructure – Track Work Track Worker Track Installer Track Maintainer Rail Infrastructure – Structures Structures Maintainer Rail Infrastructure – Track Surfacing Plant Operator Mobile Plant Operator Way Gang Driver
Packaging Rules	Students are required to complete a total of 16 units. This includes completion of a combination of core and elective units. (Core units are mandatory)
Core Units	TLI21315 - Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure, consists of 7 core units: TLIB1028 - Maintain and use hand tools TLID1001 - Shift materials safely using manual handling methods TLIE1003 - Participate in basic workplace communication TLIF1001 - Follow occupational health and safety procedures TLIF2010 - Apply fatigue management strategies TLIF2080 - Safely access the rail corridor TLIU2008 - Apply environmental procedures to rail infrastructure
Elective Units	Successful assessment of all elective units from one specialist elective group (A, B or C) required to complete this qualification as well as electives from the general electives. If selecting group, A or C, 2 electives from the general electives is required, or 3 electives if selecting group B. Group A: Track Work TLIB2085 - Apply track fundamentals TLIB2092 - Operate minor mechanical equipment TLIS2030 - Carry out track ballasting TLIS2031 - Install railway sleepers TLIS2034 - Install and repair rail fastening systems TLIS2044 - Carry out rail installation + 2 units from General Electives Group B: Structures TLIB2084 - Carry out routine maintenance of structures TLIB2086 - Apply awareness of structures fundamentals TLIB2092 - Operate minor mechanical equipment RIICCM201D - Carry out measurements and calculations RIICCM203D - Read and interpret plans and specifications + 3 units from General Electives Group C: Track Surfacing TLIB1093 - Clean equipment and restore worksite TLIB2001 - Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment TLIB2085A - Apply track fundamentals TLIB2091 - Measure and record track geometry TLIC2058 - Travel medium or heavy self-propelled on-track equipment or TLIC2059 - Propel and operate light on-track equipment TLIS2030 - Carry out track ballasting + 2 units from General Electives General Electives TLIB1093 - Clean equipment and restore worksite TLIB2121 - Maintain rail joints TLIB2034 - Maintain poles and associated hardware TLIB2091 - Measure and record track geometry TLIB2097 - Install and maintain guard rails RIIMPO317D - Conduct roller operations RIIMPO318D - Conduct skid steer loader operations RIIMPO319D - Conduct backhoe/loader operations RIIMPO320D - Conduct civil construction excavator operations RIIMPO321D - Conduct civil construction wheeled front end loader operations RIIMPO322D - Conduct civil construction tracked front end loader operations RIIMPO326D - Conduct civil construction water cart operations TLIC3045 - Operate road/rail vehicle RIIOHS302D - Implement traffic management plan RIIOHS204D - Work safely at heights RIIOHS205D - Control traffic with a stop-slow bat TLIF2062 - Apply awareness of safeworking rules and regulations TLIG1001 - Work effectively with others TLIK2010 - Use infotechnology devices in the workplace CPCCCM2008B - Erect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding RIICCM205D - Carry out manual excavation RIICCM207D - Spread and compact materials manually RIICCM208D - Carry out basic levelling RIIHAN301D - Operate elevating work platform TLIS2004 - Install and maintain rail bonding systems TLIS2020 - Install overhead wiring structure TLIS2027 - Install and maintain surface track drainage TLIS2033 - Install and repair temporary track supports TLIS2034 - Install and repair rail fastening systems TLIS2035 - Install and repair fences and gates TLIW3035 - Heat and cut materials using oxy-LPG equipment for the rail industry TLIW2028 - Identify the principles of ballast cleaning operations TLIW2029 - Identify the principles of ballast regulator operations TLIW2030 - Identify the principles of dynamic track stabiliser operations TLIW2031 - Identify the principles of self-propelled rail grinder operations TLIW2032 - Identify the principles of tamping machine operations TLIW2033 - Identify the principles of mechanised track laying operations TLIW2038 - Place and remove temporary speed restriction equipment TLIW3035 - Heat and cut materials using oxy-LPG equipment for the rail industry
Duration	The duration of training and assessment for this course is dependent on participant details. Existing Rail Infrastructure Workers and persons with existing skills and knowledge will require less training prior to assessment in line with Australian competency-based-training principles. For new entrants with no previous skills and knowledge the course is typically run over 10 weeks fulltime, however the duration is dependent on a number of factors, including the electives chosen, mode of delivery, assessment approach and individual participant needs. The inclusion of work-based and self-paced learning modes will also vary duration. To find out more about your estimated duration, please contact your local CERT office.
Location	This course is available nationally at CERT’s training facilities or can be offered on-site for workplace applications. Please contact your local CERT office to determine a suitable location.
Type(s) of Assessment	Written theory assessment Practical on the job assessment Written assessments may be completed both in class as well as in participants’ own time. The timeframes for completion of assessments will vary from 8 to 40 hours dependant on the selected duration and method of course completion.
Delivery Methods	Classroom and work-based delivery options are available. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for suitable candidates.
Entry Requirements	There are no entry requirements for this qualification, however to apply the skills and knowledge associated with performance on the job, students must be able to: Read and understand workplace documents including manufacturers’ or workplace procedures, policies, procedures and legislation. Effective spoken English to communicate and work effectively with others and understand work instructions. Complete workplace forms and documents and respond to workplace signs. Students will be required to complete a Literacy, Language and Numeracy assessment at the commencement of the course and CERT can assist individuals with learning needs and support.
Nationally Accredited?	Yes. Upon successful completion of all training and assessments, a nationally recognised qualification will be issued. Where students do not complete all 16 units successfully, a Statement of Attainment will be issued, listing the units they have successfully completed.
Training.gov.au link	The following link will provide further information on the course as per the Transport and Logistics Industry (TLI) Training Package: http://training.gov.au/Training/Details/TLI21315

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