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NTSA ARTC National Track Safety Awareness

Designed for individuals with no prior rail experience, this course provides the fundamental skills and knowledge required to safely enter and navigate the rail corridor. The ARTC Track Safety Awareness course is designed to equip learners with the critical safety, procedural and hazard identification knowledge required to safely enter the rail corridor as part of their role.

Certificates

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Upon successful completion of all assessments, students will receive:

Statement of Attainment (Nationally Recognised)   
  • TLIF2080 – Safely access the rail corridor
ARTC Certificate of Achievement  
  • NTSA ARTC National Track Safety Awareness (This course aligns to specific requirements of ARTC Network rules and procedures)
Pathway 
  • Participants may wish to expand their knowledge and skills in the rail industry and enrol within the TLI21315 – Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure qualification.

Topics

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The following topics are covered within this course:

  • 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
  • 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

Entry Requirements

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To participate in the ARTC Track Safety Awareness course you need to be able to:

  • Read and understand work safety signs and symbols
  • Read and understand workplace policies and procedures
  • Communicate identified hazards

Language Literacy and Numeracy (LL&N)

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Participants will undergo an LL&N assessment at the commencement of the course. This course requires participants to have LL&N levels to be able to:

  • Read and understand work safety signs and symbols
  • Read and understand workplace policies and procedures
  • Communicate identified hazards

Assessment

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  • Theory assessment (open book)
  • Practical assessment

Delivery Method

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  • This course is facilitated via a face to face workshop
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Medical Requirement

Category 3 Rail Medical (CAT 3)

A Category 3 Rail Medical, often referred to as a CAT 3 Medical, is an assessment designed to help non-safety critical workers make sure their health and fitness does not impact the rail network. The CAT 3 Medical tests your ability to operate safely in the rail corridor so you can hear instructions, move to a safe place, and maintain an awareness of your surroundings.

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In order to obtain your Rail Industry Worker Card (RIW Card) upon the completion of this course, you will also need to undertake a minimum of a Category 3 Rail Medical.

Category 3 Rail Medicals can be booked simultaneously when scheduling your course booking via the enrolment button, by email: medbookings@cert.edu.au or,
phone: 1300 042 378

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