Safely Access the Rail Corridor

Certification

Students who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. The Statement is issued by Pinnacle Safety and Training (RTO 40496).

National unit of competency

• TLIF2080 Safely access the rail corridor

Course Duration

• Online e-Learning course: Estimated 3 to 4 hours

Price

• Online e-Learning course. $179.00pp. Start Now!

Course Overview

Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI), this nationally recognised course will provide participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. The training will detail how to take appropriate safety precautions to access the danger zone, access the rail corridor and how to respond appropriately in an emergency. This course is for people who are going to be working in and around the rail corridor.

How does this course relate to the RIW Card?

The Rail Industry Worker (RIW) Card is issued to rail workers who hold a nominated list of competencies, which vary based on the rail network operator. This course (Safely Access the Rail Corridor) is a mandatory requirement for workers wishing to obtain a RIW Card for several rail network providers. We always recommend that when planning your proposed training, you speak to your proposed employer about their current training requirements.

We have outlined the requirements for RIW based on the rail network below:

If you do not hold a White Card - Construction Induction, you can do this online with Pinnacle - click here.

Course Outline

The key areas covered by this course include:

• How to safely access and work in the rail corridor
• Recognising the danger zone
• How to identify and access a safe place
• Identifying the direction of approaching traffic
• Applying minimum sighting distances
• Maintaining situational awareness to identify potential risks
• Identifying and explaining the use of communication tools when working in the rail environment
• Identifying electrical safety hazards, risks and controls used in the rail corridor
• Identifying and reporting unsafe situations within the rail environment
• Undertaking work activities under local track protection rules in accordance with safe working rules, procedures and regulatory requirements

Course Inclusions

• Our online course was built from the ground up by industry experts. It is designed to be easy to use, easy to understand and works on multiple devices and platforms.
• Our course is heavily audio-based and participants will learn directly from an industry expert, just as if they were in a classroom.

Each Trainee Must Provide

Participants must:

• Have at least a Year 10 level of numeracy, literacy and communication skills
• Have the ability to read, hear and write English
• Have a sound level of computer skills to navigate through the e-Learning course
• Have a device capable of playing audio in order to listen to the course content