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Rail signalling training in brief

Installing and maintaining rail signalling equipment demands highly specialised knowledge and skills, so there are limitations to who can enrol in HRD's Certificate IV in Electrical–Rail Signalling training progam. Enrolment in HRD Certificate IV rail signalling training is generally open only to people employed...

Rail signalling training news and informationFebruary 8, 2017DarrylComments are closed Permalink

Low voltage rescue course

Rail personnel working on or near high voltage/low voltage apparatus have a duty of care to be able to perform a rescue from a live electrical situation. The proposed Victorian Traction Industry Electrical Safety Rules 2014 ('The Orange Book') makes clear reference to:

persons who...

Rail signalling training news and informationFebruary 8, 2017DarrylNo comments Permalink

Quality in training

Introduction to rail signalling and graduate program

Training for quality and competence

Quality training isn't just about the talent or experience of the trainer; nor is it the comprehensiveness of the training alone; and it doesn’t rely solely on the talent of the participants.

Commitment to quality

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Quality RPL assessment in rail signalling

The importance of quality rail signalling RPL assessments*

Ensuring that assessment meets the standard required by industry is essential in order to satisfy employer demand for a safe and competent workforce. Assessment includes Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for existing workers.

It’s common to hear...

AssessmentJuly 21, 2016DarrylNo comments Permalink

Working in live locations (WiLL) is the ARTC training course for people with limited signalling knowledge who are required to access live ARTC signalling locations to carry out their work.

The working safely in live rail signal locations course addresses ARTC protocols and is also an essential pre-requisite for obtaining an ARTC Signalling Statement of Competency (SoC) for work carried out in live rail signal locations.

The working in live locations course satisfies Rail Industry Worker competency matrix requirements.

Training introduces staff and contractors to the communication protocols and duty of care requirements for working ON or NEAR the ARTC rail signalling system.

Irrespective of your work history or experience there are no exemptions. ARTC requires all staff and contractors to attend and be assessed.

Contact HRD today for more information or download a WiLL brochure.

New specialised industry coursesSeptember 5, 2015DarrylComments are closed Permalink

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Rail signalling training in brief

Low voltage rescue course

Quality in training

Training for quality and competence

Commitment to quality

Quality RPL assessment in rail signalling

The importance of quality rail signalling RPL assessments*

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