TLI42422 Cert IV Rail Safety Management Course
Build your Skills and your Career in 2025 with Australia's First Accredited Rail Safety Leadership Program

Introducing Australia's First Accredited Rail Safety Leadership Program
We are proud to announce the delivery of the newly coded TLI42422 Certificate IV in Rail Safety Management, a qualification designed for individuals engaged in the management of safety within the rail industry. We are offering this as a live, face-to-face online training course.
Enrolment in the February 2025 program is limited to 15 participants with demonstrated rail leadership skills and knowledge to successfully undertake the program in an accelerated 10 week period.
This is more than a qualification; it’s a strategic advantage for rail operational leaders, empowering them to meet and exceed rail safety management compliance requirements in the Australian Rail Industry.
What You’ll Gain from Our Cert IV Rail Safety Management Course
In-Depth Rail Safety Knowledge
Practical Rail Safety Expertise
Comprehensive Rail Safety Topics
Here's What Our Students Have To Say About The Program
Course overview
Who this course is for
This course is designed for rail industry professionals responsible for or involved in rail safety, incident investigation, regulatory reporting, or workplace health and safety (WHS). It equips participants with principles and skills that can be applied to rail safety investigations as well as WHS-related incidents, making it highly versatile and practical for a range of operational contexts.
Possible career outcomes
Your Pathway to the Role of Rail Safety Manager: This qualification is your key to unlocking a rewarding career in rail safety management, where you will have the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the industry.
Time commitment
The February 2025 intake is a 10-week fast-track program. Students will be enrolled for 6 months and have access to Alium Works’ Learning Management System (LMS), where they access course materials, quizzes, activities, and assessments.
For the first 10 weeks, learners will attend live, online theory sessions one full day each week. During this period, learners should plan to spend 5-6 hours a week on self-study to complete activities and prepare for classes.
After the 10-week theory phase, learners will have fortnightly, 90-minute online support sessions with a qualified trainer and assessor to support ongoing study and assessment.
This initial 10-week period covers the course’s core theoretical content. Recognising that not all assessments will be completed in this time, an additional 4 months is provided for completing all assessments.
Flexible learning pathways
With Alium Works, you have the flexibility to choose the study option that suits you best:
Perfect for professionals seeking accredited, targeted training in rail safety investigations.
1. Fast Track - 10 weeks, 1 day per week, live and online delivery
The initial 10-week period primarily focuses on theoretical learning and course content delivery. Following this initial 10-week phase, learners receive fortnightly 2-hour training and assessment support sessions conducted online with an accredited trainer and assessor—meeting course delivery and assessment requirements.
2. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Route 1: Students with competencies in the TAE training package can map their evidence of competency and currency.
Route 2: Other students can complete the RPL Application Kit & demonstrate sufficient experience in industry to mitigate the requirement to participate in training. If approved by a trainer, the student may undertake an ‘assessment only’ pathway, where theory assessments are completed in the students’ own time and practical assessments are coordinated between the RTO and student.
Where RPL is sought, please note that RPL recognises prior learning, but it is not recognition of current competency.
3. NEW: Complete standalone modules and work towards your Certificate IV
Build your skills and confidence as you select modules and work at your own pace towards achieving a Certificate IV in Rail Safety Management.
Each of our new 1-3 day modules, delivered live and online, form part of your Certificate IV in Rail Safety Management:
Course details
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Total Units
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10
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Delivery mode
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Live and Online
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Delivery
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10-week fast track, 1 day per week
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Investment
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$5,497
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Testimonials
Why Choose Alium Works for Your Rail Safety Management Qualification?
ASQA-Approved Rail Safety Certification
Alium Works is ASQA-approved, ensuring the highest level of certification recognition.
Industry-Experienced Instructors
Interactive, Engaging Learning Environment

Founded by the winner of ‘Industry Safety Professional of the Year’ Award at the 2024 RISSB Rail Safety Awards

Finalists in the Australian Rail Industry Awards
Units of Competency

Upon successful completion of the course and assessments, participants will be awarded a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment ensuring your skills are formally recognised across the rail industry.
The program includes 10 units of competency arranged into 6 modules.
Each module contains lessons covering one or more units, followed by both theory and practical assessments.
The six modules are:
- Introduction to Legislation
- Fitness for Work
- Managing Risk,
- Compliance, and Safety Assurance in Rail
- Rail Safety Interface Agreements
- Rail Safety Worker Competence
- Rail Safety and Incident Response
This easy to follow structure provides a thorough approach to key areas in rail safety management.
Course Core Units
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TLIF0043
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Implement fitness for work procedures
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BSBOPS40
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Apply business risk management processes
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TLIF0048
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Manage rail safety compliance
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TLIF4104
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Manage change in the rail safety environment
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TLIL0027
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Ensure competency of rail safety workers
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TLIE4030
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Prepare rail safety reports
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TLIF0054
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Respond to notifiable rail safety occurrences
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General Elective Units
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TLIE4032
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Use internal communication systems for rail industry regulatory compliance
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TLIL0022
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Coordinate rail safety interface agreements
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BSBWHS515
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Lead initial response to and investigate WHS incidents
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Course Entry Requirements
To be eligible for enrolment at Alium Works into the Certificate IV in Rail Safety Management qualification, you must:
- 01. Have prior experience working in the rail industry
- 02. Be 18 years of age or older at the time of enrolment
- 03. Be technologically literate and have access to Microsoft Office suite or equivalent
- 04. Have continuous access to a reliable internet connection
- 05. Have, or be willing to obtain, a USI number
- 06. Demonstrate English literacy and numeracy skills equivalent to at least Year 10 level
**While there are no formal prerequisites for this module, students with existing rail industry experience or familiarity with network rules and industry standards tend to achieve better outcomes.**

Ready to Board the Train to Success?
Enrol in any Alium Works’ RSM course now and take the first, or next, step toward a rewarding, flourishing rail industry career.
Contact us to learn more about program entry requirements, railway career prospects, and upcoming enrolment opportunities in your area. Alternatively, request to enrol in the Cert IV Rail Training here.
Alium Works are Australia’s trusted providers of professional development in rail safety. Join us for railway safety management education, and start your journey to excellence in rail safety management today!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Our delivery structure prioritises live demonstrations for two reasons. Firstly, it allows us to guide students to relevant resources, such as the ONRSR website, which is periodically updated. Secondly, live demonstrations offer interactive learning experiences that can enhance understanding and retention of the material. Rather than embedding these resources directly into the learning material, we believe it’s more effective to demonstrate where students can locate them.
We do offer two options to pursue a recognition of prior learning. However, where RPL is sought, please note that RPL recognises prior learning but is not recognition of current competency.
- RPL route 1: Students with competencies in the TAE training package can map their evidence of competency and currency.
- RPL route 2: Other students can complete the RPL Application Kit & demonstrate sufficient experience in industry to mitigate the requirement to participate in training. If approved by a trainer, the student may undertake an ‘assessment only’ pathway, where theory assessments are completed in the students’ own time and practical assessments are coordinated between the RTO and student.