Build the practical skills, recognised competencies and workforce capability required for work in rail infrastructure, civil construction, business, leadership and
work health and safety.
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Safety, operational and technical competencies for new entrants, experienced rail workers, plant operators and rail employers
Complete the seven core units drawn from TLI27121 and establish foundational rail competencies.
STATEMENT OF ATTAINMENT
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Complete core units, a suitable specialist stream and electives aligned with workplace requirements.
CERTIFICATE II
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Grouped rail plant units for road-rail vehicles and on-track equipment
operations.
STATEMENT OF ATTAINMENT
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Advanced pathways across construction, welding, examination, testing, surfacing and drainage.
CERTIFICATE III
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Qualifications for individuals, supervisors, managers and safety personnel
Practical competencies for new entrants, plant operators, civil workers and supervisors
Practical business skills for effective workplace operations.
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Foundational skills for contributing to workplace WHS processes.
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Introductory construction skills and knowledge for new entrants
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Plant and equipment operation within civil construction environments.
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Lead teams, communicate effectively and support operational
performance.
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Support and implement workplace health and safety arrangements
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Practical civil competencies aligned with role and workplace.
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Technical, coordination and supervisory civil construction capabilities.
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Advanced leadership, planning, communication and management
capability.
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The correct pathway may depend on your current role, career goals, existing competencies, workplace access and employer or network
requirements.
Coordinate training around job roles, workforce priorities, worksites, shift arrangements and operational requirements.
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Provide the information and documentation required to begin training.
Complete learning and assessment under the agreed arrangements
Calibre Training & Development is a Registered Training Organisation, RTO 32394. Nationally recognised training is identified on the relevant course page. Successful completion outcomes depend on the training product and units completed.
Completing selected units generally results in a Statement of Attainment for the units successfully achieved. To receive the full qualification, participants must successfully complete all required core and elective units in accordance with the qualification’s packaging and assessment requirements.
Workplace and group delivery may be available where the location, equipment, participant numbers and assessment conditions are suitable. Contact Calibre to discuss your workforce and operational requirements.
No. Completing a course or unit does not automatically establish every RIW job role or rail-network authority. Additional medical, employer, network, role or competency requirements may apply.
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