CERT Training is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), formed in 2003 and operating nationally. We provide responsive, flexible, innovative and cost-effective training solutions to the Australian Rail Industry. All the outcomes we deliver comply with state and national rail safety legislation.
We employ more than thirty-five trainers and assessors nationally. Each team member has a safety, infrastructure and/or rail background. Through our training and assessment programs they proudly transfer their skills and services to the rail and infrastructure training markets.
CERT Training is accredited to deliver courses Australia-wide, including high-risk and specialised training. All of the outcomes we deliver comply with state and national legislation. We work to the Australian Qualifications Framework, ensuring compliance, consistency and contextualised learning outcomes. The results are proven and long-term, in all areas of rail vocational education.
All of our trainers have a current Certificate IV Training and Assessment and hold a relevant vocational qualification in infrastructure, operations, safe working or high-risk work. They’re experienced in dealing with students with language, literacy and numeracy issues, tailoring programs to their needs.
The Certificate II in Rail Infrastructure program is a general qualification for personnel engaged in basic operations within the rail infrastructure environment who undertake a range of tasks involving known routines and procedures.
This program will provide students with the skills to fill roles such as a track worker, track maintainer or track installer. This program is for individuals working in the danger zone on or about the track to implement track maintenance; conduct mandatory systematic inspections; examination; condition monitoring and functional checks on the rail infrastructure; and to take appropriate action to ensure rail infrastructure is in a safe operational condition. This can include recording and reporting of defective infrastructure to maintain a valid defect recording system.
Learn moreGain the skills required to Safely Access the Rail Corridor (SARC, TFNSW SX52) on the Transport for NSW Rail Network. This course is previously known as Rail Industry Safety Induction or RISI Training.
Accessing the Rail Corridor Induction course is a mandatory requirement for anyone performing work in the Transport for NSW rail corridor (including between Sydney, Nowra, Lithgow and Broadmeadow) and is recognised by UGL Regional Links (UGLRL).
During this training, you will learn the key hazards of operating in the rail environment and gives learners the skills and knowledge to safely enter and navigate around the rail corridor.
Learn moreAimed at reducing fatigue related incidents and issues during work activities, this course will equip learners with the skills and knowledge required to identify and act upon the signs of fatigue. The Apply Fatigue Management Strategies course will cover strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities and when operating equipment in and around the rail corridor.
This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to apply fatigue management strategies within the transport and logistics industry. Work is undertaken in compliance with relevant legislation‚ regulations‚ codes and guidelines.
It includes identifying and acting on signs of fatigue and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities, in particular when operating equipment, trains, vehicles, load shifting equipment, etc
Learn moreThis course is designed to develop and further increase participant’s communication and negotiation skills across the rail industry and improve safety critical communications behaviours.
This course will revise, refresh and reset your existing skills in communication and practice applying effective safety critical communications behaviours to the rail industry.
Learn moreThe Managing Assets in Rail Course is ideal for anyone who is currently employed in, or aspires to obtain, a leadership position in asset management. The Rail Asset Management Course is a comprehensive program designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to excel in managing rail assets.
This course emphasises practical learning, ensuring you can apply your newfound knowledge to real-world scenarios. Through work-based projects and assessments, you’ll develop a portfolio of evidence that showcases your ability to manage assets and lead teams.
Learn moreThe Rail Operations Fundamentals Skill Set will provide you with a pathway to the Certificate IV in Train Driving.
This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge required to enter the rail corridor, apply fatigue management strategies, use communications, apply effective safety critical communications, follow work health and safety procures and develop an awareness of railway fundamentals such as track, trackside equipment, fixed structures, rolling stock and rail vehicles.
This training initiative has been designed for individuals with no prior rail industry experience to gain essential knowledge and skills in rail operations. Successfully completing this course will equip you with the skills and understanding to pursue a career in rail operations by providing foundational training that can count towards the skill sets required for a multitude of different rail operations careers, such as Train Driving, Terminal Operator, Yard Coordinator and Station Officer.
Learn moreRoad-Rail Plant Operator job role will provide you with the skills and knowledge to operate a road/rail vehicle on-track in accordance with the network owner’s policies and procedures.
Learn moreThis course is designed to enable you to operate self-propelled road/rail vehicles under 10 tonne, on track, within a defined worksite. This skill may also be known as: Rail Bound Plant Operator, Track Vehicle Operator and Mobile Plant Operator.
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