Rail

NSAR Approved 2 day Personal Track Safety Course. AC and DCCR

This course is intended to give all levels of staff the information and training they need to make sure that they are aware of current health and safety requirements and legislation and to prevent workplace injuries, promote safer working practices and improve workplace culture when working with a variety of small tools and associated apparatus. This course also includes practical use of the tools in a training environment.

This classroom-based refresher course is intended for existing PTS competency holders who wish to continue working on or near the line on Network Rail’s infrastructure, including working near or adjacent to a DC Conductor Rail, and wish to be re-certificated. Please Note: Only the Primary Sponsor (Rail Employer) can book this course, as per the Sentinel Scheme Rules.

The aim of this course is to provide the basic knowledge required under OLEC 1 to access OLE construction sites safely and effectively for those who are directly or indirectly involved with OLE construction activities.

This course is designed to train individuals who are responsible for undertaking Site Warden duties on Network Rail Infrastructure.

This course is intended for existing Site Warden competency holders who wish to be re-certificated.

This course is designed to train persons who have been nominated by their line manager/sponsor to enable them to attain the Protection Controller competence. A Protection Controller must be appointed when a line blockage is required to be taken and shared by two or more COSSs or IWAs.

This course is intended for candidates who wish to act as a Hand Trolley Controller on Network Rail’s infrastructure.

The PTS course is comprised of two components. There is an e-learning training package followed by a practical training day.

This course is designed to train persons who are required to work near or adjacent to the DC conductor rails.

Any employee must have a PTS Medical before attending a PTS course to work on Network Rail Infrastructure. You are required to undertake Network Rail D&A screening before sitting a PTS Training Initial course.

Medical Summary: Any employee must have a PTS Medical before attending a PTS course to work on Network Rail Infrastructure. The PTS medical is designed to ensure that all individuals in safety critical roles have physical capacity to be reliably safe when working on tracks, for their own benefit and for those around them.

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