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

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.

Traffic Controller and Traffic Manager Implementer 1 Combined Course (Victoria)

This course provides the skills are for the individuals who will be responsible for stopping and starting traffic in Temporary Traffic Management on urban streets and low volume rural roads and for traffic management implementation.

As per the Asutroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Controller 1 (RIISS00058 Traffic Controller Skill Set) and Traffic Manager Implementer 1 (RIISS00060 Traffic Management Implementer Skill Set) covers the functions on TTM Category 1 environments.

TTM Category 1 are inclusive of single carriageway roads with a posted speed limit of:

• less than 60 km/h where the AADT is less than 10,000, or
• 110 km/h or less where the AADT is less than 3,000

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

Traffic Controller Category 1 Course – Victoria (TC1)

This course provides the skills are for the individuals who will be responsible for stopping and starting traffic in Temporary Traffic Management on urban streets and low volume rural roads.

As per the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Controller 1 (RIISS00058 Traffic Controller Skill Set) covers the functions on TTM Category 1 environments.

TTM Category 1 are inclusive of single carriageway roads with a posted speed limit of:

• less than 60 km/h where the AADT is less than 10,000, or
• 110 km/h or less where the AADT is less than 3,000

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

Traffic Controller Category 2 Course – Victoria (TC2)

This course provides the skills for the individuals who have already completed the Traffic Controller 1 course and are looking to upskill within in field. The course will cover the skills for stopping and starting traffic in Temporary Traffic Management on high-volume roads.

As per the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Controller 2 (RIIWHS207 Control traffic on high volume roads) covers the functions on TTM Category 2 environments.

TTM Category 2 are inclusive of the following:

• High-volume roads
• Signalized intersections
• Multi-lane or divided roads
• Major urban roads

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

Traffic Management Implementer Category 1 – Victoria (TMI1)

This course provides the skills for the individuals who will be traffic management implementation on a site and road workers under their direction on Temporary Traffic Management Category 1 roads.

As per the Asutroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Manager Implementer 1 (RIISS00060 Traffic Management Implementer Skill Set) covers the functions on TTM Category 1 environments.

TTM Category 1 are inclusive of single carriageway roads with a posted speed limit of:

• less than 60 km/h where the AADT is less than 10,000, or
• 110 km/h or less where the AADT is less than 3,000

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

Traffic Controller and Traffic Manager Implementer 2 Combined Course (Victoria)

This course provides the skills for the individuals who have already completed the Traffic Controller and Traffic Management Implementation 1 course and are looking to upskill within in field. The course will cover the skills for stopping and starting traffic and traffic management implementation in Temporary Traffic Management Category 2 roads.

As per the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Controller 2 (RIIWHS207 Control traffic on high volume roads) and Traffic Management Implementation 2 (RIISS00061 Traffic Management Implementer Skill Set for High Volume Roads) covers the functions on TTM Category 2 environments.

TTM Category 2 are inclusive of the following:

• High-volume roads
• Signalized intersections
• Multi-lane or divided roads
• Major urban roads

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

Traffic Management Implementer Category 2 – Victoria (TMI2)

This course provides the skills for the individuals who will be traffic management implementation on a site and road workers under their direction on Temporary Traffic Management Category 2 roads.

As per the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management, the Traffic Management Implementation 2 (RIISS00061 Traffic Management Implementer Skill Set for High Volume Roads) covers the functions on TTM Category 2 environments.

TTM Category 2 are inclusive of the following:

• High-volume roads
• Signalized intersections
• Multi-lane or divided roads
• Major urban roads

Note: The fee includes the Austroads registration fee.

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 is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Track force protection coordinator level 3.2 tasks on the V/Line Victorian Rail Network.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Handsignaller duties on the V/Line Victorian Rail Network.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC TA20 Lookout and Handsignaller RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC Adjust Rail RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC Adjust Rail RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC TA20 Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 1 RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC TA20 Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 2 RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC TA20 Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 3 RIWC job role.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 1 tasks on the ARTC Victorian Rail Network.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Safeworking Level 1 tasks for Victoria TA20 Rule Book Area on the ARTC network.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 2 tasks on the ARTC Victorian Rail Network.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing Track Force Protection Coordinator Level 3 tasks on the ARTC Victorian Rail Network.

This course is intended for people who are seeking a career in the rail industry performing handsignaller tasks on the ARTC Victorian Rail Network.

This course is a requirement for any individual require to adjust rail in accordance with safeworking and regulatory requirements and workplace procedures.

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

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

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

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 unit involves the skills and knowledge required to apply fundamentals of track maintenance and construction, and to carry out basic track measurement, in accordance with approved rail industry standards, safeworking and regulatory requirements and workplace procedures.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their Welding – Railtech Welding’ or ‘Welding – Thermit Welding’ RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC – Flashbutt Welder RIWC job role.

This course is intended for people who are seeking to further their career in rail infrastructure as a Track Certifier or Track Examiner.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC – Track Examiner & Certifier RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC – Electric Welder RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their ARTC TA20 – Track Vehicle Operator RIWC job role.

This recertification is for individuals wishing to renew their V/Line Track Vehicle Operator RIWC job role.

This course provides the foundational competencies required for employees and people looking to enter the industry to become rail welders.

This course provides the foundational competencies required for employees and people looking to enter the industry to become rail welders.

This course provides the foundational competencies required for employees and people looking to enter the industry to become rail welders.

WorkSafe Victoria HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Plant

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).

Your Entitlement

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.

WorkSafe Victoria HSR Initial OHS Training Course

This WorkSafe-approved training course will help an HSR and Deputy HSR understand and effectively exercise their powers, protections and entitlements under the OHS Act 2004. OHS training equips HSRs/DHSRs with the confidence, skills and knowledge to represent their designated work group and to help make their workplace safer.

Note: Although HSRs are the primary audience, managers, supervisors, health and safety committee members and anyone with an interest in health and safety may also benefit from attending this course.

Your Entitlement

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.

WorkSafe Victoria HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Work-related Stress

This WorkSafe-approved training course will help HSRs to understand and exercise their powers effectively. The training will provide HSRs with the confidence, skills and knowledge to represent their designated work group when raising health and safety concerns in relation to work-related stress. Although HSRs/Deputy HSRs are the primary audience, managers, supervisors, health and safety committee members may also benefit from attending this course.

Your Entitlement

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.

WorkSafe Victoria HSR Refresher OHS Training Course – Work-related Violence

This WorkSafe-approved training course will help HSRs to understand and exercise their powers effectively. The training will provide HSRs with the confidence, skills and knowledge to represent their designated work group when raising health and safety concerns in relation to work-related stress. Although HSRs/Deputy HSRs are the primary audience, managers, supervisors, health and safety committee members may also benefit from attending this course.

Your Entitlement

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.

Drug and Alcohol Testing Course

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to confirm collection requirements, prepare client and equipment and collect specimens via urine and/or oral and breath testing following the special procedures that apply for drugs of abuse testing.

Construction Induction Training (White Card)

This unit involves the training of mandatory work health and safety skills required prior to undertaking construction work.

This course will help students identify the common construction hazards and gain understanding of basic risk control measures while learning the responds for any potential incidents and emergencies.