Course QLD

Rail Safety Awareness

This course is designed for persons who are required to access rail operation areas outside of the rail corridor as part of their role.

Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.1 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Identify what the Rail Corridor is. Identify common terms used in relation to the Rail Environment. Identify potential hazards and risks in the Rail Environment. Recognise and report any unsafe situations in the Rail Environment. Identify ‘safe’ areas designated for workers and customers in the Rail Environment
Duration	1 Hour
Recertification	Nil
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Delivery	Participants can complete this course by Online self-paced learning
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via written questions, completed online.
Cost	$120 per person
Location	This course is completed online. Please contact our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 to discuss classroom delivery options
Outcome	Queensland Rail Certificate of Achievement
Booking Information	To register please follow this link https://qr.zuluelearning.com/index.php?section=registration Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 if you have any questions

Safely Access The Rail Corridor (SARC)

This course has been designed for workers who are required to regularly access the rail corridor as part of their role. It is designed to give learners the skills and knowledge required to safely enter and navigate around the rail corridor and danger zone with the permission of the access provider, in accordance with legislative and regulatory requirements. It includes following the policies, procedures and protocols of the access provider for situational awareness and rail safety, and to operate under local track protection rules in accordance with safe working and regulatory requirements and workplace procedures, including accessing and interpreting information about track protection requirements, carrying out assigned protection and/or work activities, and responding appropriately to safety incidents and abnormal situations within the limits of personal responsibility.

Unit of Competency Code - name	Upon successfully complete of the assessments, students will gain a Statement of Attainment for the below two (2) units: þ TLIF2080 - Safely Access the Rail Corridor þ TLIW2001 - Operate under track protection rules.
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.2 This course aligns to specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Demonstrate how to safely access and work in the rail corridor. Recognise the Danger Zone. Identify and access a Safe Place. Identify the direction of approaching traffic. Apply minimum sighting distances. Maintain situational awareness to identify potential risks. Identify and explain the use of communication tools when working in the rail environment. Identify electrical safety hazards, risks and controls used in the rail corridor Identify and report unsafe situations within the rail environment. Undertake work activities under local track protection rules in accordance with safeworking rules, procedures and regulatory requirements
Duration	1 day
Recertification	The Queensland Rail Certificate of Achievement (QR3.2) is valid for three years. Once the Certificate is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Read and understand work safety signs and symbols Read and understand workplace policies and procedures Communicate identified hazards
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Location	Tingalpa North Ipswich Client site ( site to be assessed and determined for suitability on a case by case basis)
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Theory assessment (open book). Practical demonstration
Gap training	Students who have already completed the TLIF2080 through another program can get recognised for their previous education and will receive a credit transfer. Students who meet this requirement may undertake the gap training for the SARC Program through either classroom or online methods.
Cost	$260.00 Per Person $560 per person for participants who wish to undertake both the medical and the SARC program with CERT (Only available for training conducted at our North Ipswich and Tingalpa location).
Pathway	Participants may wish to expand their knowledge and skills in the rail industry and enrol within a Cert II in Rail Infrastructure ( TLI21315)
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Certificate of Achievement
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied. If a medical is required by your employer prior , please contact us to arrange a medical.

TLIF2010 - Apply Fatigue Management Strategies

This course covers the skills and knowledge required to apply fatigue management strategies within the rail industry. Work is undertaken in compliance with relevant legislation, regulations, codes and guidelines.

It includes identifying and acting on signs of fatigue and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities, in particular when operating equipment, trains, vehicles, load shifting equipment and marine vessels.

Apply Fatigue Management Strategies is a requirement for rail labourers working on the Queensland Rail network.

Unit of Competency Code - name	Upon successfully complete of the assessments, students will gain a Statement of Attainment for TLIF2010 - Apply Fatigue Management Strategies
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.2 This course aligns to specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Identify and act on signs of fatigue Implement strategies to minimise fatigue Identify lifestyle choices that promote effective management of fatigue Knowledge of personal fatigue management strategies
Duration	1 day
Recertification	Nil
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Read and understand work safety signs and symbols Read and understand workplace policies and procedures Communicate identified hazards
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Location	Tingalpa North Ipswich Client site ( site to be assessed and determined for suitability on a case by case basis)
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Theory assessment (open book). Case Study
Cost	$260.00 Per Person
Pathway	Participants may wish to expand their knowledge and skills in the rail industry and enrol within a Cert II in Rail Infrastructure ( TLI21315)
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied. If a medical is required by your employer prior , please contact us to arrange a medical.

CPCCWHS1001 - Prepare to work safely in the construction industry (White Card)

This unit of competency specifies the mandatory work health and safety training required prior to undertaking construction work. The unit requires the person to demonstrate personal awareness and knowledge of health and safety legislative requirements in order to work safely and prevent injury or harm to self and others. It covers identifying and orally reporting common construction hazards, understanding basic risk control measures, and identifying procedures for responding to potential incidents and emergencies. It also covers correctly selecting and fitting common personal protective equipment (PPE) used for construction work.

This course is mandatory for all persons accessing the rail corridor to perform construction, track or civil maintenance under supervision.

Unit of Competency Code - name	CPCCWHS1001 - Prepare to work safely in the construction industry
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Identify health and safety legislative requirements of construction work Identify construction hazards and risk control measures Identify health and safety communication and reporting processes Identify incident and emergency response procedures
Duration	1 day
Recertification	Nil
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Locate and recognise numbers commonly used in safety signs. Ask questions to clarify instructions Listen to instructions to identify key safety information Tell another person about a construction problem or hazard. Follow simple pictorial safety instructions Follow simple safety instructions that are written in English. Select risk control measures. Communicate understanding of safe work practices
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: written questions (open book).
Cost	$90
Location	North Ipswich Onsite as requested
Pathway	Participants may wish to expand their knowledge and skills by completing further qualifications in the building and construction industry, including CPC40508 - Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Site Management) CPC40308 - Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Estimating) CPC40110 - Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) CPC10111 - Certificate I in Construction
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) White card issued by the Queensland Work Place Health and Safety Queensland
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Core Units (TLI21315 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure ) & Apply Track Fundamentals

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. This course provides the foundational competencies required for many rail labouring, plant, and equipment contractor roles on most Australian railway networks.

Unit of Competency Code - name	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 TLIW2001 Operate under track protection rules TLIB2085 Apply track fundamentals ( pre-requisite)
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Topics included in this program are : Using correct tool for the required task Maintaining, transporting and storing equipment as per manuafacturer's or workplace procedures Participating in risk assessment Manual handling procedures Participate in group discussions to achieve appropriate work outcomes Communicate information about routine tasks, processes, events or skills Understanding of processes to minimise the effects of pollution during work and maintenance Australian Dangerous Goods Code and workplace requirements of transporting and handling environmentally hazardous materials Factors that increase the risk of fatigue-related accidents and incidents are minimise Warning signs of fatigue and effective practices to combating fatigue Understanding of track protection rules in accordance with safeworking and regulatory requirements, and workplace procedures. Knowledge and skills of track protection requirements, carrying out assigned protection and/or work activities, and responding appropriately to safety incidents and abnormal situations.
Duration	Course is delivered via two (2) options Option 1 Self-paced learning – Participants are required to complete all readings and assessments within 6 months of date of enrolment. Reading and assessment time is approximately 42 – 80 hours (pending on participants existing knowledge within the topics). Assessments must be submitted prior to attending face to face assessment 1 day face to face assessment ( 8 hours) Option 2 Minimum of 4 days facilitated face to face class. *number of training days may change pending on both size of class and experience of participants
Recertification	N/A
Pre-Requisites	Participants are required to have the below units prior to commencing this course: TLIF2080 - Safely access the rail corridor (This is gained through the Queensland Rail SARC Program or equivalent). TLIB2085 - Apply track fundamentals (This can be gained through completing the Apply Track Fundamentals course) Candidates must be physically fit to handle and operate small tools/machinery
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate effectively Read and interpret manufacturer’s instructions, organisational documents Read and understand work safety signs and symbols Read and understand workplace policies and procedures Communicate identified hazards Completion of storage and transportation records Completion of hazard identification documentation
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	Participants are required to complete Theory assessment Practical assessment
Cost	$900
Location	North Ipswich Onsite as requested
Pathway	On successful completion of this course and assessments, participants can enrol into completion of units for TLI21315 - Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure or TLI32515 - Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Track Machine Operator (HI-RAIL)

TMO is a safeworking 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.

Unit of Competency Code - name	Upon successfully complete of the assessments, students will gain a Statement of Attainment for: 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 Selection of unit TLIC2058 or TLIC2059 is determined by participants driving licence category
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Topics included in this program are : Perform pre-operational equipment checks On track processes and operating the road/rail vehicle Off track processes Perform post-operational equipment procedures Obtain appropriate authority to travel Complete documentation as required by legislation and organisation
Duration	1 day facilitated face to face classroom training One on one practical Assessment On the job training (if required) Practical will be completed after face to face training if suitable Vehicle ( light, medium or heavy vehicle, is supplied) and assessment conditions ( access to track) is available If necessary assessment resources (Vehicle and track) are not provided by the client at time of assessment, participant is required to complete a logbook ( for a period of 6 months) who is signed by a supervisor who holds the selected unit. Logbook must be submitted to CERT prior to assessment in One on One practical at client site.
Recertification	Nil
Pre-Requisites	Learners must hold a current Queensland Rail SARC program or equivalent, and provide a Statement of Attainment that lists the nationally recognised unit TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely Access the Rail Corridor
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate effectively Read and interpret manufacturer’s instructions, organisational documents Read and understand work safety signs and symbols Read and understand workplace policies and procedures Communicate identified hazards Completion of necessary workplace documentation
Delivery	Face to face classroom based training On the Job Workbooks (if required)
Assessments	Participants are required to complete • In class theory assessment • On the Job Workbooks (not required for everyone) • Practical assessment Practical assessment will be completed after face to face training if suitable Vehicle (light, medium or heavy vehicle, as selected) and assessment conditions ( access to track) if available. Participants are required to supply own vehicle necessary for assessment requirements, and provide access to suitable track ( if not provided by CERT) 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
Cost	Price available on application (based on location, participant numbers and the participants’ experience within the industry).
Location	North Ipswich Onsite as requested Please note : If practical assessment cannot be conducted on CERT premises, practicals will be conducted on the employers site.
Pathway	Students may wish to enrol within any of the below qualifications: TLI32515 - Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure TLI21315 - Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure TLI22215 - Certificate II in Tram or Light Rail Infrastructure
Outcome	Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied. Participants are required to supply own vehicle necessary for assessment requirements, and provide access to suitable track

Queensland Rail Enterprise Safeworking

Communications

Workers who are required to communicate with Network Controllers, Rail Traffic Crew and other workers within the Queensland Rail Network

Unit of Competency Code - name	TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.3 This course aligns to specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Test communication equipment Send and receive radio and mobile communications as per Queensland Rail procedures Apply effective communication to ensure your safety Use standard communication terms when requested by other party Use emergency messages appropriately and to procedure Explain the barriers to communication and the strategies to overcome them
Duration	6 hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.3) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communications skills to work effectively with workers Reading and interpretation skills to follow manufacturer’s instructions Reading and interpretation skills to follow workplace procedures Writing skills for reporting faults and communication records
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$260 per person
Location	North Ipswich Onsite as requested
Pathway	Students can continue their studies following this unit, in many different qualifications, including : TLI32915 - Certificate III in Tram or Light Rail Infrastructure TLI32515 - Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure TLI32115 - Certificate III in Rail Structures TLI31915 - Certificate III in Mechanical Rail Signalling TLI22015 - Certificate II in Shunting TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Certificate of Achievement
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Rail Corridor Protection Officer (RCPO)

Any Rail Safety worker conducting the duties of a Rail Corridor Protection Officer in the course of their job role. This course involves the skills and knowledge required to conduct track protection assessments, in accordance with Rail Infrastructure Manager, legislative and regulatory requirements

Unit of Competency Code - name	TLIF3083 - Conduct track protection assessment
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.8 This course aligns to specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course will develop the participants’ skills and knowledge to: Plan work in the rail corridor outside the danger zone Establish a worksite in the rail corridor Establish the best protection level required for workers and equipment for the worksite
Duration	1 day theory face to face facilitated training Plus assessments and on the job training (completed outside of theory training)
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.8) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students must submit evidence of mentoring session and job tasks for recertification. If recertification not completed prior to expiry date, or insufficient evidence is provided, participant will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Current NHS Category 3 Health Assessment TLIF2080 ( A/B/C) - Safely Access The Rail Corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate with Network Control Officers Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Prepare worksite protection plans Communicate understanding of safe work practices Complete required workplace documentation of track assessment
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training On the job training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Written questions (open book). Mentoring process in the field (log book) conducted by approved Queensland Rail Mentor. This assessment consists of 3 mentoring tasks One on One Practical Assessment *The one on one practical assessment will only be conducted once upon submission and successful outcome of all three (3) mentoring tasks .
Cost	$405.00
Location	North Ipswich Onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing : TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Lookout Working

This course is designed for workers who are required to perform the role of a Lookout when lookout working is being used as a protection method for a worksite

Unit of Competency Code - name	TLIF2081 - Perform Lookout duties
Network sponsored Network Code	This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Explain the roles and responsibilities of a Lookout Explain how a Lookout communicates with the workgroup, other Lookouts, supervisors and the Protection Officer. Apply and communicate the minimum sighting distance through a Prestart Safety Briefing. Explain what a Lookout can do in different parts of the Network. Advise workers to clear the track. Acknowledge the rail traffic whistle. Stop a train in an emergency
Duration	4 hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Current NHS Category 3 Health Assessment TLIF2080 ( A/B/C) - Safely Access The Rail Corridor
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate with rail workers Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Record emergencies and incidents Communicate understanding of safe work practices
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$260.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing : TLI33115 - Certificate III in Rail Customer Service TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successful completion of all training and assessment requirements, participants will be issued : Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1)

This course is designed for any workers who have the responsibility to assess, determine and implement suitable trackside safety protection for themselves or workgroup

This level of protection officer can use the following levels of protection for a worksite:

Personnel continual vigilance
Lookout working
Absolute signal blocking
Electronic absolute signal blocking

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIF3083 - Conduct track protection assessment TLIL3082 - Implement absolute signal block TLIE2029 - Conduct Workplace Information Briefings TLIE2008 - Process workplace documentation
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.9 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Describe the role and responsibilities of a Protection Officer 1 (PO1) Use the Rules and Procedures to obtain relevant information for PO1 activity Identify key considerations in their area of operation (Walking in the danger zone) Describe the methods and types of protection relevant to given situations, relating to: Undertake the requirements for planning for protection, including: Undertake the requirements for implementing and managing protection
Duration	3 days theory face to face facilitated training Plus assessments and on the job training (completed outside of theory training)
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.9) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students must submit evidence of mentoring session and job tasks for recertification. If recertification not completed prior to expiry date, or insufficient evidence is provided, participant will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	NHS Category 3 Health Assessment Current Current Psychometric Testing for Protection Officer TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate with rail workers, including Network Control officer and Protection Officer Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Create worksite protection plan Interpret and communicate site safety and worksite protection plan Communicate understanding of safe work practices Complete absolute signal blocking (ASB) documentation Conduction workplace information briefings
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training On the job training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Written questions (classroom). Mentoring process in the field (log book) conducted by approved Queensland Rail Mentor. This assessment consists of 8 mentoring tasks One on One Practical Assessment *The one on one practical assessment will only be conducted once upon submission and successful outcome of all eight (8) mentoring tasks .
Cost	$655.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information Section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Railway Track Signals

This course is designed for any workers who are required to use railway track signals to warn workers of oncoming rail traffic.

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIF2097 - Audible track warning devices
Network sponsored Network Code	This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Identify Railway Track Signals. Determine the appropriate actions to take when working with Rail Track Signals. Maintain safety when working with Railway Track Signals. Implement the actions required if Railway Track Signals are stolen or go missing. Dispose of Railway Track Signals appropriately.
Duration	4 Hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate on location of ATWDs Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Complete documentation for accessing, transporting and disposing of ATWDs
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$180.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Clipping Points

This course is designed for workers who are required to place or clip on point/s to prevent their movement in emergencies and for the protection of workers at a worksite

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIW2037 – Clip and secure points
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.6 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	Interpret and apply clipping points procedures Attach a points clip correctly Remove a points clip correctly
Duration	6 Hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.6) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor Current Psychometric Testing for Clipping Points TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate with personnel on clip information Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Working within timeframes
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$260.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

In Field Protection (Formally known as Per Way Protection)

This course is designed for workers who are required to place stop boards to prevent the entry of rail traffic into a worksite (except for rail traffic and/or track machines)

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIW2039 - Place and remove permanent way stop boards
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.5 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : Identify types of In-field Protection Conduct risk assessment Position In-field STOP signs and STOP AHEAD signs Communication with Network Control Officers
Duration	8 Hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.5) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems TLIF2097 - Audible track warning devices
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate with personnel on signage placement and removal Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Working within timeframes
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$480.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Key Switching Signals

This course is designed for workers who are required to place stop boards to prevent the entry of rail traffic into a worksite (except for rail traffic and/or track machines).

Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.13 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : How to identify the Switch and Signal Procedure to follow when key switching a signal
Duration	90 minutes
Recertification	Nil
Pre-Requisites	TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems TLIF2097 - Audible track warning devices TLIW2039 - Place and remove permanent way stop boards
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$485.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Handsignaller

This course is designed for workers who are required to warn and signal rail traffic using handsignalling equipment. This course provides the skills and knowledge to perform handsignaller duties, in accordance with Rail Infrastructure Manager, legislative and regulatory requirements. This includes taking up hand signaller positions, using hand signal commands to manage rail traffic, and taking action in unsafe situations or emergencies.

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIF2082 - Perform Handsignaller duties
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.4 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : Identify equipment required to Handsignal Demonstrate the display of hand, flag and light signals Identify the correct location and safe position to stand when handsignalling
Duration	4 Hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.4) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students will be required to return to the classroom for recertification. If recertification is not completed prior to expiry date participants will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems TLIF2097 - Audible track warning devices Current NHS Category 1 Health Assessment Current Psychometric Testing for Handsignaller
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate worksite protection plan briefing Following workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Working within timeframes Conduct and document risk assessment Recording / reporting emergencies / incidents
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed in class via: Written questions (open book). Practical Assessment
Cost	$180.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI21915 - Certificate II in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Protection Officer Level 2 (PO2 - TWA)

This course is designed for workers who are required to perform the role of a Protection Officer level 2 to implement a Track Work Authority (TWA) as a means of protection to a worksite.

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIL3083 - Implement protection track work authority and manage rail traffic through worksites)
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.10 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : Implement rules for Track Work Authority Protect worksites under a TWA Fulfil Protection Officer duties Protect multiple worksites within a Track Work Authority
Duration	2 day theory face to face facilitated training Plus assessments and on the job training (completed outside of theory training)
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.10) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students must submit evidence of mentoring session and job tasks for recertification. If recertification not completed prior to expiry date, or insufficient evidence is provided, participant will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Current NHS Category 3 Health Assessment Current Psychometric Testing for Protection Officer Prerequisites to Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1): • TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor • TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1) TLIF3083 - Conduct track protection assessment TLIL3082 - Implement absolute signal block TLIE2029 - Conduct Workplace Information Briefings TLIE2008 - Process workplace documentation Infield Protection TLIW2039 - Place and remove permanent way stop boards Clipping of Points TLIW2037 – Clip and secure points Railway Track Signals TLIF2097 - Audible track warning device
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate worksite protection plan briefing Follow workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Working within timeframes Conduct and document risk assessment Recording / reporting emergencies / incidents
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training On the job training
Assessments	Participants will be assessed via: Written questions (open book). Mentoring process in the field (log book) conducted by an approved Queensland Rail Mentor. This assessment consists of 8 mentoring tasks One on One Practical Assessment *The one on one practical assessment will only be conducted once submission and successful outcome of all eight (8) mentoring tasks .
Cost	$665.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection
Outcome	Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

Protection Officer Level 2 (PO2 - TOA)

This course is designed for workers who are required to perform the role of a Protection Officer level 2 to implement a Track Occupancy Authority (TOA) as a means of protection to a worksite. It includes preparing for a TOA, cancelling or fulfilling a TOA and managing unsafe situations or emergencies.

The unit includes the application of Rail Infrastructure Manager rules, procedures and protocols for rail safety but does not include the implementation of worksite protection.

Unit of Competency Code – name	TLIL3065 - Implement a track occupancy protection
Network sponsored Network Code	QR3.11 This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network Rules and Procedures MD-12-189
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : Demonstrate the roles and responsibilities of a Protection Officer 2 Apply rules for a Track Occupancy Authority Apply Protection Track Occupancy Authority limits Apply Protection of worksites Complete Protection Officer duties Rail Traffic creating a Track Occupancy Authority Operate multiple worksites within a Track Occupancy Authority.
Duration	12 Hours
Recertification	The enterprise qualification (QR3.11) is valid for three years. Once the qualification is due to expire, students must submit evidence of mentoring session and job tasks for recertification. If recertification not completed prior to expiry date, or insufficient evidence is provided, participant will be required to complete full time program.
Pre-Requisites	Current NHS Category 3 Health Assessment Current Psychometric Testing for Protection Officer Prerequisites to Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1): TLIF2080 (/A/B/C) - Safely access the rail corridor TLIE2007 - Use Communication Systems Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1) TLIF3083 - Conduct track protection assessment TLIL3082 - Implement absolute signal block TLIE2029 - Conduct Workplace Information Briefings TLIE2008 - Process workplace documentation Infield Protection TLIW2039 - Place and remove permanent way stop boards Clipping of Points TLIW2037 – Clip and secure points Railway Track Signals TLIF2097 - Audible track warning devices
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	There are no performance or knowledge-based pre-requisites or other entry requirements for the program. In addition, no licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification. Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to be able to: Communicate worksite protection plan briefing Follow workplace policies, procedures, rules and protocols Follow legislative requirements Working within timeframes Conduct and document risk assessment Recording / reporting emergencies / incidents
Delivery	Classroom based facilitated training
Assessments	Participants will be assessed via: Written questions (open book). Mentoring process in the field (log book) conducted by an approved Queensland Rail Mentor. This assessment consists of 8 mentoring tasks One on One Practical Assessment *The one on one practical assessment will only be conducted once submission and successful outcome of all eight (8) mentoring tasks .
Cost	$405.00 Per Person
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection
Outcome	On successfully completion of all assessments, students will receive: Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) Queensland Rail Enterprise Certificate
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.

TLI21315 - Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure

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 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) 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
Core Units	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 general 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
Course Overview (and learning outcomes)	This course covers the skills and knowledge for the below learning outcomes : Demonstrate the roles and responsibilities of a Protection Officer 2 Apply rules for a Track Occupancy Authority Apply Protection Track Occupancy Authority limits Apply Protection of worksites Complete Protection Officer duties [J1] Rail Traffic creating a Track Occupancy Authority Operate multiple worksites within a Track Occupancy Authority.
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
Recertification	3 years – field assessment of monitoring events maintained. If recertification is not completed within the 3 year period, full retraining is required
Pre-Requisites	Nil
Entry Requirements (including LLN)	Participants will undergo an LLN assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have literacy, language and numeracy levels to 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. Additional LLN requirements will be determined, pending on elective units selected.
Delivery	Delivery is conducted via a combination of both : Classroom based facilitated training On the job training Self paced learning Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for suitable candidates
Assessments	At the completion of the training course, participants will be assessed via: Written theory assessment ( classroom based) Written theory assessment ( outside of classroom hours) Practical on the job assessment
Cost	Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for costings
Location	North Ipswich onsite as requested
Pathway	Students may wish to further their studies by completing: TLI32715 - Certificate III in Track Protection
Outcome	Qualification (Nationally Recognised) or Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised) 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
Booking Information	Please ensure you refer to the Student Information section prior to enrolment Please phone our Queensland Office on 07 3281 3627 for bookings
Additional Information	Participants are required to bring Photo ID to training All course materials are provided Participants will be required to undertake CERT’s enrolment processes and provide a verified Unique Student Identification (USI) Number as a condition of enrolment. CERT maintains certain standards of dress with the minimum being closed-in footwear and appropriate attire which must be free from slogans or text which may cause offense to others. Singlets or sleeveless shirts are not considered appropriate. If training is conducted on clients site, participants are required to follow organisation requirements of PPE Personal protective equipment (PPE) required for any stage of the program will be pre-advised and/or supplied.