NSW Courses

SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor is an induction training package specifically designed for persons working in the Sydney Metropolitan area. This program introduces participants to the key generic hazards of operating in a rail environment.

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is moving their authorised rail contractor workforce from Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI) cards to the nation Rail Industry Worker Card (RIW) solution.

All contractors who currently hold a RISI card must get a RIW card with the Transport for NSW recognised RIW roles by 1st of December 2015.  Your RISI card will not be recognised after this date.

All contractors entering the rail corridor, whose activities will, or have the potential to enter the danger zone, must hold a valid Rail Industry Worker Card issued by Onsite Track Easy (administered by Pegasus). The valid Rail Industry Worker Card must contain the "Around the Track Personnel" and "Transport for NSW -Operator" roles.

Existing RIW cardholders must have the TfNSW role added to their card. They will not get a new card.

How to get a RIW card.

Cards must be applied for via www.railindustryworker.com.au 

$200.00 per participant

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

To participate in the SX52 course you must have at least a Category 3 Rail Medical.

Must be able to read, speak and comprehend basic English.

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course

Applicants under 17 years of age are required to apply for Rail Safety Worker Authorisation from Transport for NSW prior to enrolling a candidate into the TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor Induction.

Please Note: Eligibility for a TfNSW Rail Safety Worker (RISI) Authorisation must be obtained in writing from TfNSW Organisational Development (OD) before the candidate can participate in training.  This can take up to 10 working days on receipt of the applicable form.

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive:

• A Statement of Attainment recognising completion of TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor

This course requires completion of a written theory assessment and a practical Assessment.

• Theory Assessment: During the in-class training you will be required to sit a written theory assessment.
• Practical Assessment: The final Assessment is one-on-one simulation and requires you to demonstrate your knowledge gained through the day.

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants (includes workbook, training material and certificate issue).
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC)

ARTC National Track Safety Awareness is an induction training package specifically designed for persons working in the ARTC territory. This training introduces participants to the key generic hazards of an operating rail environment.

$200 per participant

$500 per participant if you wish to undertake both the medical and the ARTC National Track Safety Awareness with CERT

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

To participate in the ARTC National Track Safety Awareness course you must have at least a Category 3 Rail Medical.

Must be able to read, speak and comprehend basic English.

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive:

• A Statement of Attainment recognising completion of TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor
• A Certificate of Achievement Statement Competence in ARTC National Track Safety Awareness

Classroom-based learning

Delivered in English

This course requires completion of a written theory assessment and a practical Assessment.

• Theory Assessment: During the in-class training you will be required to sit a written theory assessment
• Practical Assessment: The final Assessment is one-on-one simulation and requires you to demonstrate your knowledge gained through the day.

Yes, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment from the Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure (TLI21315) for the unit TLIF2080

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants (includes workbook, training material and certificate issue).
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

ARTC and Transport for NSW

The Protection Officer Course is level based, dependent on competency. Beginning at Protection Officer Level 1 you may choose to progress right through to Protection Officer Level 4.

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Assess risks
• Identify level of protection required
• Implement Lookout Working
• Implement Controlled Signal Blocking (CSB)
• Act as a Lookout.

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

To participate in the Protection Officer Level 1 course you must have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and must have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Protection Officer Level 1 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIF2081 Perform lookout duties
• TLIF3083 Conduct track protection assessment
• TLIL3082 Implement absolute signal blocking (CSB)
• TLIW2001 Operate under track protection rules
• TLIW3027 Clip and secure points
• TLIF2097 Use audible warning devices

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based.

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Course Code/Level

Level 2

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

The Protection Officer Course is level based, dependent on competency. Beginning at Protection Officer Level 1 you may choose to progress right through to Protection Officer Level 4.

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Activities as prescribed for Protection Officer Level 1
• Implement a TOA
• Arrange for track vehicles or work trains to enter the limits of a TOA
• Obtain the staff in token sections for a TOA
• Obtain the half pilot staff for a TOA

Duration

The Initial PO training is a two day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Protection Officer Level  2 course you must be a qualified Protection Officer Level 1 and have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Protection Officer Level 2 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIL3065 Implement track occupancy authority (TOA)
• TLIC2081 Pilot rail traffic within work on track authority limits
• TLIL4069 Plan and coordinate protection for multiple worksites within limits of a work on track authority

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

National Accredited Course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32715 Certificate III in Track Protection from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Course Code/Level

Level 3

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

The Protection Officer Course is level based, dependent on competency. Beginning at Protection Officer Level 1 you may choose to progress right through to Protection Officer Level 4.

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Activities prescribed for Handsignaller Level 2
• Activities prescribed for Protection Officer Level 2
• Implement a Track Work Authority (TWA)
• Obtain an X, Y, Z key
• Act as the designated Protection Officer to coordinate the passage of rail traffic through multiple worksites
• Arrange protection for Type F level crossings when track circuits are affected

Duration

The Initial PO training is a two day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Protection Officer Level  3 course you must be a qualified Protection Officer Level 2 and Handsignaller Level 2 (ARTC Only) and have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Protection Officer Level 3 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIL3083 Implement a track work authority and mange rail traffic through worksites

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

Nationally Accredited course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32715 Certificate III in Track Protection from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Course Code/Level

Level 4

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

The Protection Officer Course is level based, dependent on competency. Beginning at Protection Officer Level 1 you may choose to progress right through to Protection Officer Level 4.

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Activities prescribed for Protection Officer Level 3
• Implement a Local Possession Authority (LPA)
• Arrange for work trains to enter the limits of a TOA or an LPA.

Duration

The Initial PO training is a two day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Protection Officer Level  4 course you must be a qualified Protection Officer Level 4 and Handsignaller Level 2 (ARTC Only) and have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Protection Officer Level 4 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIL3084 Implement a local possession authority

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .
 

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

Nationally Accredited course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32715 Certificate III in Track Protection from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

TMO

ARTC and Sydney Trains

TMO is a qualification previously known as Hi-rail. 

Track Machine Operator Medium/Heavy Requires the skills and knowledge to travel a medium or heavy self-propelled track vehicle on a rail network in accordance with the network owner’s policies and procedures

Track Machine Operator Light Requires the skills and knowledge to propel and operate light on-track equipment. Light on-track equipment is considered to be less than 10 tonnes that may be lifted on or off track mechanically

Initial TMO training is a day course which requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and further competency assessment.

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

To participate in the TMO course you must have at least a Category 1 Rail medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Rail Industry Worker (RIW) Role: Rail Bound Plant Operator and/or Road-Rail Plant Operator

The mandatory requirements for the Rail Bound Plant Operator and Road-Rail Plant Operator are as follows:

• Category 1 Rail Medical
• CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry (White Card)
• TLIF2080 Safely Access the Rail Corridor
• TLIW2001 Operate under track protection rules
• TLIB1028 Maintain and use hand tools
• TLID1001 Shift materials safely using manual handling methods
• TLIE1003 Participate in basic workplace communications
• TLIF1001 Follow occupational health and safety procedures
• TLIF2010 Apply fatigue management strategies
• TLIB2085 Apply track fundamentals
• TLIU2008 Apply environmental procedures to rail infrastructure

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of:

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 (based on vehicle assessed on)

TLIC2059 Propel and operate light on-track equipment

Classroom-based learning - Theory component are always delivered within a classroom format, however full assessment must be inclusive of practical on hi-rail vehicle. Participants can only be assessed on CERT premises in full if the appropriate vehicle is provided on the day.

Employment based = If practical assessment cannot be conducted on CERT premises, all practicals are to be conducted at a later date on the employers nominated site. All components may be delivered on the nominated employer site if requested.

Delivered in English

Off Job Assessment: After the In class training you will be required to sit a written theory assessment

On Job Workbook: The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Track Machine Operator. Must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook, IE: photo copy of COC and driver’s licence.

Competency Assessment: The final Assessment is one on one and requires a Hi-rail vehicle; you will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both theory and practical training. The Hi-rail Vehicle you bring on the day will be classified on your card as Light, Medium or Heavy, and this will be noted on your card

Yes

When medical expires.

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.
3. Participants must supply own hi-rail vehicle appropriate to the units being selected (based on weight class)

Course Code/Level

Level 1 & Level 2

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

The Handsignaller Course is level based, dependent on competency. Beginning at Handsignaller Level 1 progressing to Handsignaller Level 2.

Summary of Workplace Activities:

Handsignaller Level 1

• Act as a Lookout
• Act as an inner or outer handsignaller
• Hand signal rail traffic at a worksite or within a possession

Handsignaller Level 2

• Activities as prescribed for handsignaller level 1
• Act as an inner or outer handsignaller at a fixed signal
• Act as a handsignaller at defective signals
• Pilot rail traffic into, within and out of a possession area
• Handsignal at level crossings

Duration

The combined Handsignaller Level 1 & 2 training is a three day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Handsignaller Level 1 & 2 course you must have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Handsignaller Level 1 & 2 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIF2081 Perform lookout duties
• TLIF2082 Perform handsignaller duties
• TLIC2081 Pilot rail traffic within work on track authority limits
• TLIW2001 Operate under track protection rules
• TLIW2037 Clip and secure points
• TLIF2097 Use audible track warning devices

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .
 

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

Nationally Accredited course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32715 Certificate III in Track Protection from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Course Code/Level

Level 1

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Activities prescribed for a Handsignaller Level 2
• Operate groundframes
• Operate signalling equipment at unattended locations
• Operate on authority of a Special Proceed Authority (SPA)
• Transfer track vehicles as a train

Duration

The initial safeworking training is a four day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Safeworking Level1 course you must be a qualified Handsignaller 2 and have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)

• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Safeworking Level 1 Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIC0084 Access rail track to travel track vehicles under manual block working conditions
• TLIF3058 Apply safeworking rules and regulations to rail functions
• TLIW3026 Operate stand alone signalling points control equipment
• TLIC2078 Identify and respond to signals and trackside signs

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .
 

Assessment Type

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

Nationally Accredited course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI22115  Certificate II in Rail Track Vehicle Driving from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Course Code/Level

TVO

Network

ARTC and Transport for NSW

Content

Summary of Workplace Activities:

• Activities as prescribed for Protection Officer Level 1
• Operate a track vehicle outside the limits of a protected worksite
• Obtain a Track Occupancy Authority (TOA) for the purpose of driving a track vehicle

Conditions:

• Not permitted to establish and manage a worksite under a TOA.

• Must be competent in signal recognition
• Must be accompanied by a crew member qualified in the relevant system of safeworking when operating a track vehicle as a train

Duration

The Initial Track Vehicle Operator training is a four day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Track Vehicle Operator course you must be a qualified Protection Officer Level 1 and have at least a Category 1 Rail Medical and have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of ARTC Track Vehicle Operator Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIC2081 Pilot rail traffic within work on track authority limits
• TLIC0083 Access rail track to travel track vehicle under a proceed authority
• TLIC2054 Access rail track to run track vehicle within defined worksite
• TLIC2078 Identify and respond to signals and trackside signs

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based .
 

Assessment Type

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Protection Officer level 1-4. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

NB: If you are required to work within the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Network, you will need to sit the competency assessment with the Transport for NSW Training College. Upon successful completion TfNSW will issue a Statement of Certification.

Nationally Accredited course

Yes

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Network

National

Content

The Track Examiner/Certifier Course identifies how to Examine track and right of way infrastructure including preparing for examination, examining track and right of way, analysing examination results, and reporting findings

Duration

The Initial Track Examiner/Certifier training is a five day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Adjust Rail course you must have at least a Category 3 Rail Medical and must have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of Track Certifier and Track Examiner Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIB3094 Check and repair track geometry
• TLIB3099 Examine track infrastructure
• TLIB3100 Visually inspect track infrastructure

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based.

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Track Examiner/Certifier. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

National Accredited Course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32515 - Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

Network

National

Content

Adjust Rail includes identifying and determining the requirements for rail adjustment, undertaking rail adjustment, and completing all required documentation in accordance with safeworking and regulatory requirements and workplace procedures.

Duration

The Initial Adjust Rail training is a three day theory course and requires you to complete an On Job Workbook and a one-on-one competency assessment.

Cost

Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).

Location

Chullora, Beresfield, Wagga, Dubbo or Onsite at request

For more information please contact the NSW Offices

Beresfield Office (02) 4964 1785

Chullora Office (02) 9735 2522

Entry Requirements

To participate in the Adjust Rail course you must have at least a Category 3 Rail Medical and must have completed one of the following Rail Inductions:

• TfNSW SX52 Accessing the Rail Corridor (Formerly RISI)
• ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (NTSA)

You must provide 100 points of identification on the day of the course (please refer to our FAQ page)

Upon Completion

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Certificate of Achievement recognising completion of Rail Adjuster Off Job training.

Upon successful completion of  the on job workbook and one-on-one competency assessment you will receive a Statement of Attainment recognising completion of: 

• TLIB3102 Adjust Rail

Learning Mode

Blended delivery mode, inclusive of classroom and employment based.

Assessment Type

This course is blended delivery via the below methods:

Off Job Assessment - After the In class training you will be required to sit a written assessment to test your theory knowledge.

On Job Workbook - The On Job Workbook covers all practical aspects related to the job and reflects your training. Your workbook needs to be completed over a range of time and variables, this needs to be signed off by an already qualified Rail Adjuster. You must be able to provide evidence from the person (must hold at least the minimum qualification of those being signed off) who has signed the on the On Job Workbook.

Competency Assessment - This is a one on one assessment with a trainer. You will need to demonstrate your knowledge gained through both your theory and practical training.

National Accredited Course

Yes, a Statement of Attainment is issued for competency students from the TLI32515 - Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure from the Transport & Logistics training package.

Recertification

This Course requires you to sit an additional one-on-one assessment every two years testing your retained knowledge, the duration of this assessment is 2 to 4 hours.

Fees and Conditions

1. All material required for this course will be supplied to the participants.
2. Payment MUST be made on the day via cheque, credit card or cash unless prior agreements have been made.

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