Track Examiner
and Certifier Recertification
Course Duration
4 Hours
Course Fees
$770.00
Delivery Mode
Face To Face Learning
Recertify Your Track Skills
This nationally focused course is designed to equip participants with the critical knowledge and practical skills required to undertake the roles of Track Examiner and Track Certifier within the rail industry.
Participants will learn how to competently examine track and right of way infrastructure‚ including the preparation, inspection, analysis, and reporting of examination results. This includes identifying defects, assessing infrastructure condition, and contributing to the overall safety and reliability of rail operations.
In the Track Certifier component, learners will gain the ability to identify and assess both the scope and quality of track construction work, ensuring compliance with relevant construction specifications and maintenance standards. The course covers the application of Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) processes, including the correct identification of hold points and witness points, and how to define and communicate appropriate train operating restrictions for any outstanding work until remedial actions are completed.
This course is recognised by ARTC (Australian Rail Track Corporation) and, upon successful completion, participants will be issued with the ARTC Track Examiner & Certifier (Currency) certification, enabling them to perform these roles in accordance with national and ARTC-specific standards.
Participants will learn how to competently examine track and right of way infrastructure‚ including the preparation, inspection, analysis, and reporting of examination results. This includes identifying defects, assessing infrastructure condition, and contributing to the overall safety and reliability of rail operations.
In the Track Certifier component, learners will gain the ability to identify and assess both the scope and quality of track construction work, ensuring compliance with relevant construction specifications and maintenance standards. The course covers the application of Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) processes, including the correct identification of hold points and witness points, and how to define and communicate appropriate train operating restrictions for any outstanding work until remedial actions are completed.
This course is recognised by ARTC (Australian Rail Track Corporation) and, upon successful completion, participants will be issued with the ARTC Track Examiner & Certifier (Currency) certification, enabling them to perform these roles in accordance with national and ARTC-specific standards.
Certification
Upon successful completion of all required assessments, students will be issued a:
Certificate of Achievement
TLIB3094 Check and Repair Track Geometry
TLIB3099 Examine Track Infrastructure
TLIB310 Visually Inspect Track Infrastructure
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for the Track Examiner and Certifier recertification participants must:
- Hold a current Track Examiner and Certifier Currency Role.
- Hold the corresponding units of competency as specified in the National Track and Civil Matrix.
- 3 x Workplace Evidence Document from the list below:
- Turnout Inspection Form
- Twist Form
- Other Certification Forms
Where This Course Can Take You
- Pathway to TLI37122 Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure
- Remain compliant with industry roles such as Track Examiner and Track Certifier.
Delivery Mode
This course is delivered through four hours of classroom-based learning and includes knowledge assessments, review of supplementary evidence and practical observations demonstrating skills in a controlled environment to evaluate both theoretical understanding and hands-on competence.
How This Course Can Benefit You
- Remain compliant with industry roles such as Track Examiner and Track Certifier.
Assessment Information
- Knowledge assessments: Written tests to evaluate participants' understanding of the course material.
- Supplementary Evidence Review: Assessment of relevant workplace documents, records, or prior evidence to confirm continued competence and currency.
- Practical observation assessments: Hands-on activities where participants demonstrate their skills in a controlled environment.
Upcoming Courses
There are currently no openings available for this course.