Track Vehicle Operator

Track Vehicle
Operator

Course Duration

4 Days

Course Fees

Delivery Mode

Face To Face Learning

Take Control of your Rail Career

Step into the rail industry with confidence. Our Track Vehicle Operator course provides you with the skills and knowledge to operate track vehicles safely within rail corridors in New South Wales.

Nationally recognised and delivered by experienced trainers, this course is ideal for those wanting to work with light on-track equipment (LOTE) or progress into specialist rail operations. Whether you’re entering the industry or upskilling for compliance, this is your first stop toward a rewarding rail career.

Units of Competency

TLIC0016

Identify and respond to signals and trackside signs

TLIC0025

Pilot rail traffic within work on track authority limits

TLIC0083

Access rail track vehicle under a proceed authority

TLIC2054

Access rail track to run track vehicle within defined worksite

TLIF2097

Use audible track warning devices

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements for this short course include pre-requisite units as listed in the table below:

Unit Code	Unit Name
TLIF0020	Safely Access the Rail Corridor
CPCWHS1001	Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry
National Roles (At least one of the following)	Rail Bound Plant Operator Rail Bound Plant Operator – Light Rail Bound Plant Operator – Medium/Heavy Road-Rail Plant Operator

Where This Course Can Take You

This course is intended for people who want a career in transport and logistics performing Track Vehicle Operator tasks on the ARTC Defined Interstate Rail Network, obtain authorities to operate Road/Rail vehicles in the ARTC Network.

Delivery Mode

This course is delivered through four days of classroom-based learning and includes knowledge assessments, an in-field logbook, and practical observations to evaluate both theoretical understanding and hands-on competence.

Assessment Information

Knowledge assessments: Written tests to evaluate participants' understanding of the course material.
In-field logbook: Participants complete tasks under the supervision of a qualified mentor, documenting their experiences and competencies in a logbook.
Practical observation assessments: Hands-on activities where participants demonstrate their skills in a controlled environment.

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