Face to face courses will be delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) for RISSB. Courses may be set by RISSB and open to enrolments from across industry OR specific arrangements can be made with a rail organisation if you have sufficient numbers wanting to do the course.
Face to face courses are delivered in partnership with CERT (RTO 51333) and include both theory and practical assessments.
RISSB encourages rail organisations to contact training@rissb.com.au to discuss course delivery options and how they can be customised to a particular rail organisation. There are discounts for RISSB members and for bulk bookings.
For more information on the Undertaking a Derailment Investigation course, either download the brochure or visit the course page.
For more information on the Investigate Rail Safety Incidents course, either download the brochure or visit the course page.
You can also view our Terms and Conditions for Face-to-Face Training Services.
| Course | Location | Duration | Dates | Status |
| Investigate Rail Safety Incidents (TLIF0045) | Sydney (Chullora) | 4 Days | Monday 17th – 20th February 2025 | REGISTER NOW |
| Undertake a Derailment Investigation (TLIF5023) | Sydney (Chullora) | 3 Days | Tuesday 1st – 3rd April 2025 | REGISTER NOW |
| Investigate Rail Safety Incidents (TLIF0045) | Sydney (Chullora) | 4 Days | Tuesday 8th – 10th April 2025 | REGISTER NOW |
| Undertake a Derailment Investigation (TLIF5023) | Melbourne (Newport) | 3 Days | Tuesday 6th – 8th May 2025 | REGISTER NOW |
This course seeks to teach course attendees how to conduct and document any investigation into a railway safety incident. It builds on industry best practices and promotes a ‘just culture’ approach for investigations.
This course provides an overview of the mechanisms and factors that contribute to derailments, and advice on how to collect, inspect and interpret evidence.
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