About Metro Trains Melbourne
RTO code: 40535
Building and maintaining top class skills and capability is a key priority for the global railway industry. This is why Metro Trains Melbourne established the Metro Trains Academy, also known as the Metro Academy
With access to unrivalled knowledge of Melbourne’s metropolitan railway and backed by Hong Kong’s MTR, arguably the best engineered railway in the world, the Metro Academy offers Australia’s railway workers and contractors access to superior training opportunities.
The Metro Academy delivers a large suite of purpose built non-accredited training programs enabling the industry to meet regulatory and statutory requirements whilst ensuring Rail Safety Workers (RSW) receive the skills and knowledge they require to do their jobs.
The Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM) Registered Training Organisation (RTO) is situated within the Metro Academy. The MTM RTO provides nationally recognised units of competence which deliver the knowledge and skills RSW’s need to perform their roles.
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TLIF0020
On Campus
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Rail Worker
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CPCWHS1001
Online, On Campus, Distance, Traineeship
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Builders Labourer
Construction Labourer
General Labourer
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Average duration: Half day.
TLIF2082
On Campus
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TLIF0027
On Campus
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