Turnout Construction course
This course consists of 5 units that progress existing Track Certifiers into the Turnout Constructor role, as per the Rail Industry Worker – Track & Civil matrix.
Nationally Accredited Rail Training Courses
We provide face-to-face and workplace based training solutions in New South Wales and Queensland. We work closely with industries and their regulatory bodies to provide customised Professional Development courses and Qualifications.
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Working in the Electrified Territory (WET) – Queensland Rail
Working in the Electrified Territory (WET) certification is a mandatory requirement for contractors working for Queensland Rail.
Ultrasonic Testing – ARTC NDT
This course involves testing plain rail and field welds using ultrasonic equipment in accordance with rail industry standards, safeworking and regulatory requirements, and workplace procedures.
Communications (QNRP) (Queensland Rail Network)
This course is aligned to the specific requirements of Queensland Rails Network rules and procedures MD-12-189.
QR Rail Corridor Protection Officer (RCPO)
The Rail Corridor Protection Officer course for Queensland Rail is the first level of protection officer courses for QR safeworking roles.
Core Units for Cert II Rail Infrastructure – Accelerated Program
This course consists of 6 core units that form the basis of a Rail Worker Basic Skill Set. Rail operators consider this skill set to be a minimum requirement for anyone wanting to work within the rail corridor as a track worker.
Why Go-Train?
At Go-Train we specialise in customised and accredited rail industry training. Whether it’s mandatory safety inductions, a desire to up-skill or the potential to change industries – we have you covered!
We offer face-to-face courses, including options for on-site workplace training by prior arrangement. Our Training Calendar contains rolling opportunities to complete your qualifications, to get you on track sooner.
Go-Train is a Nationally Registered Training Organisation, ID no. 20812.
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