Get an operational role on the railways with the TLI27121 Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure. This nationally recognised qualification allows you to specialise in either track work, structures, track surfacing, or tram and light rail infrastructure. The course covers: using hand tools, safe manual handling, communicating with your work team, following WHS procedures, managing fatigue, environmental procedures for rail infrastructure, technical skills related to railway maintenance work, and much more. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, specialisation electives (and their availability), and training providers near you that offer this qualification.

TLIF0020 Safely Access the Rail Corridor is an Australian rail industry short course that teaches you the rules and protocols for entering a rail corridor and carrying out work in the danger zone. The course covers: gaining authority to enter the rail corridor from a Rail Protection Officer, wearing HI-vis clothing and appropriate PPE, carrying out a visual assessment and identifying hazards, recognising the speed and direction of oncoming trains, taking action in unsafe situations, responding to an emergency. This nationally recognised short course is generally part of the mandatory Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI). Enquire now for the list of upcoming course dates and RISI compatibility in your region.

Get a job in the railyards as a terminal train driver with the TLI33221 Certificate III in Terminal Train Driving. This nationally recognised certificate will teach you how to prepare trains and locomotives for trips and includes basic train driving skills. The course covers: applying critical communications for rail safety, using fatigue management strategies, carrying out roll-by inspections, conducting full train examinations, testing brakes, working in yards and rail sidings, shunting rolling stock, and more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, railway career outcomes, and training providers near you that offer this qualification.

Become a rail traction line worker with the UET30721 Certificate III in ESI - Rail Traction. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to install and repair electrical systems and overhead powerlines for the railways. You’ll also have the technical skills to inspect and report on the performance and condition of railway infrastructure and traction power systems. Graduate job-ready with additional work permits in rigging, dogging, and boom-type elevating work platform operations. Enquire now for the full list of study units, electrical supply industry (ESI) career competencies, and upcoming opportunities for enrolment.

The UETDRMP003 Perform Cable Pit/Trench/Excavation Rescue outlines the skills and knowledge required to perform cable pit, trench, and excavation rescue in an electricity supply industry environment. It includes organisational workplace requirements for rescuing from cable pits and trenches during live low voltage (LV) cable jointing. It applies to transmission, distribution, and rail work functions, ensuring adherence to safety practices and compliance with WHS/OHS standards. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.

The TLIF2010 Apply Fatigue Management Strategies course is nationally recognised and designed for the transport industry, providing a solid foundation of knowledge on fatigue risks and management. It covers the physical and mental effects of fatigue, warning signs, prevention techniques, and compliance with workplace requirements and legislation. This comprehensive course includes real-life examples to contextualise the impact of fatigue in transport and teaches skills to minimise fatigue during various work activities. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.

The RIIRTM203E Work as a Safety Observer/Spotter provides individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to work safely as a safety observer/spotter in civil construction. It includes identifying and managing worksite hazards, establishing exclusion zones, and monitoring work activities to ensure the safety of the work environment. This is essential for operational roles, where individuals work under supervision, following established procedures to maintain workplace safety and contribute to achieving high-quality work outcomes. Enquire now for a full list of entry requirements and available enrolment dates.