Gain the required skills and knowledge to start a career in the rail corridor. This course is also known as Metro TTSA and is suitable for individuals with no rail experience.

Suitable for individuals requiring recertification or those with no rail experience, this course provides the skills and knowledge required for a career in the rail corridor. The course is also known as V/Line Track Awareness.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their V/Line TFPC 3.2 RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their V/Line Handsignaller RIWC job role.

This course provides training in V/Line TFPC 3.2 tasks and is suitable for those seeking roles on the V/Line Victorian network.

This course provides training in Handsignaller tasks and is suitable for those seeking roles on the V/Line managed Victorian Rail Network.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their TA20 ARTC Handsignaller RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their TA20ARTC Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 1 RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their TA20ARTC Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 2 RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals required to renew their TA20ARTC Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 3 RIWC job role.

Establish your rail career with this course, certifying competency in Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 1 tasks. The course is recognised on the ARTC managed Victorian Rail Network.

This course certifies competency in performing Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 2 tasks and is recognised on the ARTC managed Victorian Rail Network.

Recognised on the ARTC managed Victorian Rail Network, this course is suitable for individuals seeking a career in rail performing Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 3 tasks.

This course provides training in Lookout and Handsignaller tasks, suitable for those seeking roles in on the ARTC managed Victorian Rail Network.

This course is a requirement for individuals operating a Road/Rail Vehicle or Track Machine within a ‘restricted’ environment.

Recognised on the V/Line railway network, this course is a requirement for individuals operating a Road/Rail Vehicle or Track Machine within a ‘restricted’ environment.

This course is also referred to as a Cert II in Rail Infrastructure Core Units, and provides the foundational competencies required for rail labouring and plant roles on major Australian railway networks.

This course is suitable for individuals furthering their career, providing key learnings on the fundamentals of the rail industry.

Gain the required knowledge and skills to identify track specifications and standards in compliance with the National Track and Civil Matrix Requirements. This course also certifies competency in maintenance standards and the appropriate train operating restriction required.

Gain the required knowledge and skills to identify track specifications and standards in compliance with the National Track and Civil Matrix Requirements. This course also certifies competency in maintenance standards and the appropriate train operating restriction required.

This recertification is recognised on the V/Line railway network but is not recognised on the Metro Network. It is a requirement for individuals operating a Road/Rail Vehicle or Track Machine within a ‘restricted’ environment.

This course is suitable for individuals seeking a rail welder role, providing training on industry specific practices in compliance with the National Track and Civil Matrix Requirements.

HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Plant – Victoria

The primary role of an HSR is to represent their co-workers’ occupational health and safety issues, concerns and interests.

Under the OHS Act 2004 (section 67), all elected HSRs and deputy HSRs, after completing an initial course of training, have an entitlement for each year they hold office to attend a WorkSafe-approved HSR refresher OHS training course. An employer, if requested, must allow the HSR/Deputy HSR to attend on paid time, pay the cost of the course and any other associated costs. Section 67 also allows HSRs to choose the course, in consultation with their employer.

Course Outline

This course encompasses the following crucial aspects:

• This WorkSafe-approved training course will assist the understanding of HSRs and Deputy HSRs in how they can effectively use their powers when participating in the identification, prevention and control of the risks associated with Plant (Machinery and Equipment).

Course Refresher Types

• Refresher OH&S Plant
• Refresher Work-Related Stress
• Refresher Work-Related Violence

Here’s other courses you might also be interested in:

• Metro Train Track Safety Awareness
• V/Line Handsignaller
• National Rail Labourers Course

Click this link to view the ARA Rail Training Matrix.

HSR Initial OHS Training Course – Victoria

The primary role of an HSR is to represent their co-workers’ occupational health and safety issues, concerns and interests.

Under section 67 of the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Act (the OHS Act) 2004 an employer, if requested, must allow an elected HSR and elected deputy HSR to attend a WorkSafe-approved HSR Initial OHS Training Course on paid time, pay the cost of the course and any other associated costs. Section 67 also allows HSRs to choose the course in consultation with their employer.

Course Outline

The learning outcomes in Victoria are:

• Interpreting the occupational health and safety legislative framework and its relationship to the HSR
• Identifying key parties and their legislative obligations and duties
• Establishing representation in the workplace
• Participating in consultation and issue resolution
• Represent designated work group members in any OHS risk management process undertaken by the appropriate duty holders.
• Issuing a Provisional Improvement Notice (PIN) and directing the cessation of work.

Here’s other courses you might also be interested in:

• Metro Train Track Safety Awareness
• V/Line Handsignaller
• National Rail Labourers Course

Click this link to view the ARA Rail Training Matrix.

HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Work-related stress – Victoria

The primary role of an HSR is to represent their co-workers’ occupational health and safety issues, concerns and interests.

Under the OHS Act 2004 (section 67), all elected HSRs and deputy HSRs, after completing an initial course of training, have an entitlement for each year they hold office to attend a WorkSafe-approved HSR refresher OHS training course. An employer, if requested, must allow the HSR/Deputy HSR to attend on paid time, pay the cost of the course and any other associated costs. Section 67 also allows HSRs to choose the course, in consultation with their employer.

Course Outline

This course encompasses the following crucial aspects:

• This WorkSafe-approved HSR refresher OHS training course aims to provide HSRs with the skills and knowledge needed to raise and resolve on behalf of their designated work group members, health and safety issues arising from exposure to psychosocial hazards that may contribute to work-related stress.

Course Refresher Types

• Refresher OH&S Plant
• Refresher Work-Related Stress
• Refresher Work-Related Violence

Here’s other courses you might also be interested in:

• Metro Train Track Safety Awareness
• V/Line Handsignaller
• National Rail Labourers Course

Click this link to view the ARA Rail Training Matrix.

HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Work-related violence – Victoria

The primary role of an HSR is to represent their co-workers’ occupational health and safety issues, concerns and interests.

Under the OHS Act 2004 (section 67), all elected HSRs and deputy HSRs, after completing an initial course of training, have an entitlement for each year they hold office to attend a WorkSafe-approved HSR refresher OHS training course. An employer, if requested, must allow the HSR/Deputy HSR to attend on paid time, pay the cost of the course and any other associated costs. Section 67 also allows HSRs to choose the course, in consultation with their employer.

Course Outline

This course encompasses the following crucial aspects:

• This WorkSafe-approved Refresher training course will help HSRs’ and Deputy HSRs’ understanding of how they can effectively use their powers when participating in the identification, prevention and control of the risks associated with work-related violence.

Course Refresher Types

• Refresher OH&S Plant
• Refresher Work-Related Stress
• Refresher Work-Related Violence

Here’s other courses you might also be interested in:

• Metro Train Track Safety Awareness
• V/Line Handsignaller
• National Rail Labourers Course

Click this link to view the ARA Rail Training Matrix.