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Personal Track SafetyCourse Description
Personal Track Safety (PTS) should be undertaken by anyone who is required to routinely work on or near the line. The recommendation is that anyone who is required to go on track (on or near the line) on more than 12 occasions in a 12 month period should obtain the PTS competence. PTS is the foundation competence for all other Track Safety Competencies (e.g. Lookout, IWA, COSS etc). The eLearning (Step 1) covers the requirements for working safely on the track and includes track terminology, safe systems of work, working on stations and includes working near overhead lines. The Practical Day (Step 2) uses group and individual activities to practise the learning attained from the eLearning. There will also be a track visit to a live rail environment. Any delegate who is required to work in an OLE or 3rd Rail area under PTS must obtain PTS AC competence (this course includes that requirement). On completion of the training and following written and practical assessments, a statement of achievement will be issued for each delegate denoting underpinning knowledge and ability to carry out a variety of tasks associated with 'Personal Track Safety'.Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
1 Day(s)Class size:
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Course Name
Personal Track SafetyCourse Description
<p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">Personal Track Safety (PTS) should be undertaken by anyone who is required to routinely work on or near the line. The recommendation is that anyone who is required to go on track (on or near the line) on more than 12 occasions in a 12 month period should obtain the PTS competence. PTS is the foundation competence for all other Track Safety Competencies (e.g. Lookout, IWA, COSS etc).</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">The eLearning (Step 1) covers the requirements for working safely on the track and includes track terminology, safe systems of work, working on stations and includes working near overhead lines.</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">The Practical Day (Step 2) uses group and individual activities to practise the learning attained from the eLearning. There will also be a track visit to a live rail environment. Any delegate who is required to work in an OLE or 3rd Rail area under PTS must obtain PTS AC competence (this course includes that requirement).</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">On completion of the training and following written and practical assessments, a statement of achievement will be issued for each delegate denoting underpinning knowledge and ability to carry out a variety of tasks associated with 'Personal Track Safety'.</p>Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
1 Day(s)Class size:
12Competence Name Awarded:
Personal Track SafetyCompetence Awarded:
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PTSPrerequisite Name:
PTS eLearningPrerequisite Short Code:
PTSeLearningSkills Assessment Scheme Regime:
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Personal Track Safety eLearningCourse Description
Personal Track Safety (PTS) provides the skills and knowledge required for people to stay safe on or near the line. You must complete 6 online training modules before completing and passing the online knowledge assessment. You will not be able to book onto the Personal Track Safety classroom course until you have passed this assessment. This online training course gives you multiple options on how to complete each module to make the learning more accessible to you. You can choose from a bite-sized eLearning module, a PDF document or an audio file. You can even combine these methods so that you are listening to the audio files while reviewing the eLearning module. Please be aware there is also an ‘Additional Resources’ section with podcasts, posters, videos and more available for you at any time.Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
0.5 Day(s)Class size:
N/A
Course Name
Personal Track Safety eLearningCourse Description
<p>Personal Track Safety (PTS) provides the skills and knowledge required for people to stay safe on or near the line.</p> <p>You must complete 6 online training modules before completing and passing the online knowledge assessment. You will not be able to book onto the Personal Track Safety classroom course until you have passed this assessment.</p> <p>This online training course gives you multiple options on how to complete each module to make the learning more accessible to you. You can choose from a bite-sized eLearning module, a PDF document or an audio file. You can even combine these methods so that you are listening to the audio files while reviewing the eLearning module.</p> <p>Please be aware there is also an ‘Additional Resources’ section with podcasts, posters, videos and more available for you at any time.</p>Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
0.5 Day(s)Class size:
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PTSeLearningPrerequisite Name:
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Course Name
Personal Track SafetyCourse Description
<p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">Personal Track Safety (PTS) should be undertaken by anyone who is required to routinely work on or near the line. The recommendation is that anyone who is required to go on track (on or near the line) on more than 12 occasions in a 12 month period should obtain the PTS competence. PTS is the foundation competence for all other Track Safety Competencies (e.g. Lookout, IWA, COSS etc).</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">The eLearning (Step 1) covers the requirements for working safely on the track and includes track terminology, safe systems of work, working on stations and includes working near overhead lines.</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">The Practical Day (Step 2) uses group and individual activities to practise the learning attained from the eLearning. There will also be a track visit to a live rail environment. Any delegate who is required to work in an OLE or 3rd Rail area under PTS must obtain PTS AC competence (this course includes that requirement).</p> <p style="margin-left:0.75pt; margin-right:0.75pt">On completion of the training and following written and practical assessments, a statement of achievement will be issued for each delegate denoting underpinning knowledge and ability to carry out a variety of tasks associated with 'Personal Track Safety'.</p>Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
1 Day(s)Class size:
12Competence Name Awarded:
Personal Track SafetyCompetence Awarded:
PTSCourse Code:
PTSPrerequisite Name:
PTS eLearningPrerequisite Short Code:
PTSeLearningSkills Assessment Scheme Regime:
4Course Type:
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Personal Track Safety eLearningCourse Description
<p>Personal Track Safety (PTS) provides the skills and knowledge required for people to stay safe on or near the line.</p> <p>You must complete 6 online training modules before completing and passing the online knowledge assessment. You will not be able to book onto the Personal Track Safety classroom course until you have passed this assessment.</p> <p>This online training course gives you multiple options on how to complete each module to make the learning more accessible to you. You can choose from a bite-sized eLearning module, a PDF document or an audio file. You can even combine these methods so that you are listening to the audio files while reviewing the eLearning module.</p> <p>Please be aware there is also an ‘Additional Resources’ section with podcasts, posters, videos and more available for you at any time.</p>Audience
Anyone expected to work on the rail infrastructure.Duration:
0.5 Day(s)Class size:
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