RISSB Derailment Investigation and Analysis Workshop
Investigating a derailment is a complex process. Investigations must be conducted in a structured and thorough manner to correctly identify the causes of derailment and the contributing factors that led to the derailment. This page provides a high level overview of the RISSB endorsed Derailment Investigation course which is delivered by CERT Training for people seeking general information.
DETAILED COURSE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE HERE: TLIF5023 – Undertake a derailment investigation
During the course, you will learn about:
* Investigation processes
* Theories of derailment
* Regulatory requirements
* Derailment report submissions
* The true cost of derailments to an organisation
* Infrastructure derailment triggers
* Operations derailment triggers
* How human factors contributes to derailments
* Track construction maintenance and measurements
* Wheel rail interface issues
* Turnout and yard derailments.
Endorsed by RISSB. Delivered by CERT Training, RTO 51333.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Attend this course if you need to understand derailment investigation methodologies, rail management and incident reduction strategies, and what should ideally be covered in an investigation report.
The Derailment Investigation and Analysis Workshop will provide course attendees with an understanding of the principles, methods and requirements for investigating derailments, as well as the mechanisms and factors that contribute to derailments.
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
Upon successful completion of all assessments, participants will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment.
INVESTMENT
RISSB Member and Non-member rates apply
TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS COURSE AND ENROL CLICK HERE: TLIF5023 – Undertake a derailment investigation
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