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Safely Access the Rail Corridor in the Queensland Rail Network. This course is a mandatory requirement for working on the rail in QLD. This course gives learners the ability to safely enter and navigate around the rail corridor and danger zone with the permission and presence of a PO.
On successful completion of the training, students will receive a:

Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)
• TLIF0020 – Safely access the rail corridor

Certificate of Achievement
• QR3.2 Safely Access the Rail Corridor

Learners are required to complete the following before being allowed on the rail:
• Successfully Complete QR SARC and Fatigue Management Strategies
• Hold a Valid CAT 3 or above Medical
• Hold a Valid RIW Card with the following roles:
o QR – Operator
o Around the Track (Construction)

Safely Access the Rail Corridor in the Queensland Rail Network. This course is a mandatory requirement for working on the rail in QLD. This course gives learners the ability to safely enter and navigate around the rail corridor and danger zone with the permission and presence of a PO.
On successful completion of the training, students will receive a:

Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)
• TLIF0020 – Safely access the rail corridor

Certificate of Achievement
• QR3.2 Safely Access the Rail Corridor

Learners are required to complete the following before being allowed on the rail:
• Successfully Complete QR SARC and Fatigue Management Strategies
• Hold a Valid CAT 3 or above Medical
• Hold a Valid RIW Card with the following roles:
o QR – Operator
o Around the Track (Construction)

This course is an entry level induction for all persons wanting to work within the Queensland Rail electrified territory. It provides detailed knowledge about the electric traction system and how to work safely in the electrified territory. The course covers the prevention of injuries and avoidable incidents within the Queensland Rail environment. It also provides basic guidelines to report incidents and emergencies effectively.

On successful completion of the training, students will receive a:

Certificate of Achievement
QR3.15 Working in the Electrified Territory
Learners are required to complete the following before being allowed on the rail:
• Successfully Complete QR SARC and Fatigue Management Strategies
• Hold a Valid CAT 3 or above Medical
• Hold a Valid RIW Card with the following roles:
o QR – Operator
o Around the Track (Construction)

This course is an entry level induction for all persons wanting to work within the Queensland Rail electrified territory. It provides detailed knowledge about the electric traction system and how to work safely in the electrified territory. The course covers the prevention of injuries and avoidable incidents within the Queensland Rail environment. It also provides basic guidelines to report incidents and emergencies effectively.

On successful completion of the training, students will receive a:

Certificate of Achievement
QR3.15 Working in the Electrified Territory
Learners are required to complete the following before being allowed on the rail:
• Successfully Complete QR SARC and Fatigue Management Strategies
• Hold a Valid CAT 3 or above Medical
• Hold a Valid RIW Card with the following roles:
o QR – Operator
o Around the Track (Construction)

(RAIL INDUSTRY WORKER INDUCTION TRAINING)

RISI/RIW/SX52: Training only - $225,
or Training and CAT 3 Medical (By RIW authorised provider) - $485
Please select 1 option only.

TfNSW Approved Training – Rail Induction for Sydney Trains, NSW Trains, Sydney Metro

Training Venue: Lv 3, 263 Clarence Street Sydney – a few minutes walk from Town Hall Station.

Training commences 0730am - Available days subject to bookings :
Training at other locations subject to booking numbers and suitability of facilities

We are an Approved Training Provider under the Approved Training Program (ATP) for Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) and are licensed to deliver TLIF0020 Safely access the rail corridor which meets the requirements to work in the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Realm (Sydney Trains, NSW Trains, Sydney Metro).

This training is designed for workers who are required to perform work in the rail corridor. It provides an understanding of rail terminology, basic signalling indications, rules and regulations for people working in the rail corridor, knowledge of a safe place, electrical safety, personal & legal requirements of fatigue, drugs and alcohol.

Following successful completion of training, you must apply and be issued with a RIW card before working in the rail corridor. Full details of the requirements can be found by clicking on https://www.riw.net.au/about-us/#new-process

This course provides new and existing building and construction industry participants with the introductory understanding and knowledge needed to commence or continue work in the building and construction industry and is a mandatory nationally recognized unit of competency to gain a Rail industry Worker Card. It provides an introductory understanding and the knowledge needed to commence or continue work in the building and construction industry.

At the completion of the course participants will be able to:

- Determine and apply basic risk management concepts in relation to construction type work
-Read, interpret and apply all safety instructions as required
- Identify and follow standard work procedures in the event of an emergency
- Report hazards and potential workplace incidents to appropriate personnel
- Determine their roles, rights and responsibilities under law
- Upon successful completion of training, participants will be issued with a SafeWork NSW - Statement of Training (SOT) , which will be valid for a period of 60 days pending the issue of the WorkCover GIT card

Training Cost: $119

Training Venue: Lv 3, 263 Clarence Street Sydney – a few minutes walk from Town Hall Station.

TLIF2010 is a national unit of competency from Transport and Logistics (TLI) training package.

This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to apply fatigue management strategies within the rail industry. Persons conducting a business or undertaking have the primary duty to ensure, which includes ensuring:

provision and maintenance of a work environment without risks to health and safety
provision and maintenance of safe systems of work, and
monitoring the health of workers and the conditions at the workplace for the purpose of preventing illness or injury of workers arising from the conduct of the business or undertaking
The aim of this program is to equip participants with the required skills and knowledge to apply fatigue management strategies within the rail environment for effective safe behaviours in rail work.

It includes identifying and acting on signs of fatigue and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities. This training is classroom based and runs for 1 day and includes discussion, activities and written and practical assessments.

Participation in activities and discussion throughout the course including exploration of work-based scenarios will enable participants to develop and demonstrate their understanding and ability to apply safety critical communication in the rail industry.

Learning Outcomes:

At the completion of this course, participants will have knowledge of:

Causes and effects of fatigue on workers
Factors that increase fatigue-related accidents
How fatigue affects workplace performance
How fatigue contributes to workplace accidents
Lifestyles that promote effective long-term fatigue management
Relevant work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) regulations as they relate to fatigue
Risks and hazards created by workplace fatigue
Sources of information on fatigue
Strategies and ways of managing fatigue
Ways of recognising fatigue
Workplace policies and procedures related to fatigue management and the control of factors that can contribute to fatigue and fatigue related accidents
Requirement for attending Training:

To attend training, you must:

Provide a USI (Unique Student Identifier). Ref: usi.gov.au
Have confirmed enrolment details and paid the course fee
Display adequate core skills of being able to learn, read, write, and take part in oral communication and numeracy
To be assessed as competent you must pass a theory and verbal assessment which includes assessing fatigue factors in a scenario situation.

Training Location: The training is conducted at our training rooms in the Sydney CBD; at Level 3, 263 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000. (We are very close to Town Hall station).

TLIF0008 is a unit of competency from the Transport and Logistics (TLI) Training package.

This national unit of competency involves the skills and knowledge required to apply effective safety critical communications and is also considered best practice for general communications in the rail environment.

It includes communicating, providing timely and accurate rail operational information, and responding to unplanned situations or events appropriately.

This unit is intended for rail safety workers who are required to identify and respond to operational information as part of their job role. They may be working within a rail operational or infrastructure environment.

Safety critical communication is any communication that, if not delivered or not delivered accurately or promptly, could result in death, serious injury or incur significant damage to property, infrastructure, or the environment.

Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of training participants will:

Interpret and follow operational instructions
Use communication channels & techniques to effectively communicate with work teams and operations personnel
Prioritising responses in accordance with operational procedures
Relay safety critical communications with required attention to detail
Deal with unplanned events or situations in accordance with operational procedures
Use communications facilities to maintain contact with rail safety worker/s
Use standard terms/phrases, 24-hour clock and phonetic alphabet
Validate or acknowledging safety critical communication
Requirement for attending Training:

To attend training, you must:

Provide a USI (Unique Student Identifier), Ref: usi.gov.au
Have confirmed enrolment details and paid the course fee
Display adequate core skills of being able to learn, read, write, and take part in oral communication and numeracy
To be assessed as competent you must pass a theory and practical assessment (which includes a scenario communication with a Rail Signaller/Network Control Officer and reporting an emergency situation.
To be assessed as competent you must pass a theory and practical assessment (which includes a scenario communication with a Rail Signaller/Network Control Officer and reporting an emergency situation.
Training Location: The training is conducted at our training rooms in the Sydney CBD; at Level 3, 263 Clarence Street, Sydney NSW 2000. (We are very close to Town Hall station).

Schedule: available on request/enrolment/pending class numbers.

Training includes face to face learning, demonstration, and discussion, and is delivered using TfNSW courseware and in accordance with TfNSW requirements.

The aim of the course is to equip participants with the required knowledge to access and work safely in live signalling locations within the Sydney Trains network.

At the end of this course you will be able to:

- Define the purpose of a Signalling System
- Define ACCESS to LIVE locations
- Define WORKING in LIVE Locations
- Understand the importance of:
- Not interfering with signalling circuits and equipment
- Incident reporting
- Keys and security of signalling locations
- Working close to live signalling circuits and equipment.

Course Duration: 1 day

Delivery Method: Face to Face

Cost: $425 + GST

Location: JMDR Training Centre, Level 3, 263 Clarence St, Sydney, 2000.

Assessment Method: Written Assessment

Upon successful completion of this course all candidates will receive a JMDR Statement of Completion. This certificate is recognised by the TfNSW realm. Candidates who complete the course but do not pass the written assessment will be issued a statement of attendance.

Candidates wishing to gain a Sydney Trains Certificate of Competence (allowing them to undertake work in a live location) must also be assessed against Sydney Trains Competency Assessment Tool - MN S 43002.