Who is the this course for?
Whether you're starting out or upskilling, this hands-on course prepares you to work effectively in operational rail environments, using the right tools, procedures, and communication protocols required for maintaining safe and stable track conditions.
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Gain the essential skills to carry out and implement track ballasting operations safely and efficiently. Learn to safely distribute and remove ballast using manual and mechanical methods, manage hazards, follow technical plans and schedules, and work within rail safety standards.
The Training Professionals Difference
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Real industry expert trainers with extensive experience
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Specialisation in course design - we tailor training to your needs
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Flexible delivery options - we understand the dynamic nature of training
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A 'quality over quantity' approach to training
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Course Fees
$399

Upcoming Classes
Please submit an enquiry via the online form for upcoming class availability.
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Course Delivery
Face-to-face delivery
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Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
​RPL assessments are available. Please fill out this eligibility form.

Course Schedule
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1 day
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Delivery schedule tailored to your needs
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Location
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Salisbury, QLD
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Liverpool, NSW
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​On site at your venue (subject to facility requirements)
Course Structure
The Ballast Unloading course is made up of the following modules:
Core:
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TLIS3025 - Implement ballast unloading
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TLIS2030 - Carry out track ballasting
Pathways
Full Course
If this is your first venture into the rail industry this will be the option for you. Training Professionals comprehensive education will have you completely industry ready upon successful completion.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Do you have prior experience in the rail industry? If so, you may be eligible for recognition of prior learning. Get in touch today to assess your eligibility for RPL
Potential Opportunities
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Road rail plant operator
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Further Study (i.e. Certificate III in Rail Infrastructure - TLI37122)
Growing Industry
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Current industry shortages
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Strong future growth predicted
