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Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN) – Keolis Downer Adelaide

Keolis Downer becomes the new Network Operator of the Adelaide Metropolitan Passenger Rail Network (AMPRN) on 31 January 2021.

Adelaide Tram Network – Torrens Connect

Torrens Connect becomes the new Network Operator for the Adelaide Tram Network in July 2020.

Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC)

11/08/2022 – Update on ARTC Safeworking Job Roles
08/08/2022 – Training and online briefing to be completed – Alternate Proceed Authority.
15/06/2022 – Com ing soon! Amendment to the ARTC TA20 Rules – Alternate Proceed Authority
19/05/2022 – Briefing now available: Amendment to the ARTC TA20 Rules – Signalmans Caution Order.
12/05/2022 – Rule changes to ARTC’s Victorian TA20 Code of Practice for Victorian Main Line Operations.
22/03/2022 – Update to ARTC Operator job role.
21/09/2021 – eTAP TOAS in ARTC TMACS Train Order Territory.
21/09/2021 – Changes Coming to ARTC eTAP app.
13/09/2021 – Amendments to ARTC NSW Network Rules; Procedures Online Training Now Available.
11/08/2021 – Changes coming to ARTC eTAP app.
30/07/2021 – Train Order Working System Rationalisation Project.
22/06/2021 – New ARTC Pre-Work Brief; Worksite Protection Plan Documentation.
15/12/2020 – UPDATE: Changes to ARTC Engineering Design & Project Management Matrix.
27/10/2020 – ARTC Signalling Statement of Competency (SOC) Expiry Update.
07/10/2020 – Changes to ARTC Engineering Design & Project Management Matrix.
16/11/2019 – In February 2020 ARTC will be implementing its new work on track app – eTAP. This new app will be the preferred method for Protection Officers requiring TOA’s, Look Out Working or Work In Corridor access in ARTC’s NSW RVDS territories. Training in eTAP will be required before a Protection Officer can use the app. Please refer to the training schedule for dates and locations. Alternatively, an online training module will be made available in March 2020. Please note the training, either on location or by online module, is free of charge.
November 2019 – Issue 55 – 11 2019 – ARTC NSW Network Rules and Procedures Rule Change Training
08/08/2022 – Training and online briefing to be completed – Alternate Proceed Authority.
15/06/2022 – Com ing soon! Amendment to the ARTC TA20 Rules – Alternate Proceed Authority
19/05/2022 – Briefing now available: Amendment to the ARTC TA20 Rules – Signalmans Caution Order.
12/05/2022 – Rule changes to ARTC’s Victorian TA20 Code of Practice for Victorian Main Line Operations.
22/03/2022 – Update to ARTC Operator job role.
21/09/2021 – eTAP TOAS in ARTC TMACS Train Order Territory.
21/09/2021 – Changes Coming to ARTC eTAP app.
13/09/2021 – Amendments to ARTC NSW Network Rules; Procedures Online Training Now Available.
11/08/2021 – Changes coming to ARTC eTAP app.
30/07/2021 – Train Order Working System Rationalisation Project.
22/06/2021 – New ARTC Pre-Work Brief; Worksite Protection Plan Documentation.
15/12/2020 – UPDATE: Changes to ARTC Engineering Design & Project Management Matrix.
27/10/2020 – ARTC Signalling Statement of Competency (SOC) Expiry Update.
07/10/2020 – Changes to ARTC Engineering Design & Project Management Matrix.
16/11/2019 – In February 2020 ARTC will be implementing its new work on track app – eTAP. This new app will be the preferred method for Protection Officers requiring TOA’s, Look Out Working or Work In Corridor access in ARTC’s NSW RVDS territories. Training in eTAP will be required before a Protection Officer can use the app. Please refer to the training schedule for dates and locations. Alternatively, an online training module will be made available in March 2020. Please note the training, either on location or by online module, is free of charge.
November 2019 – Issue 55 – 11 2019 – ARTC NSW Network Rules and Procedures Rule Change Training

Metro Trains Melbourne (MTM)

11/08/2022 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-08) – TFPC 3.3 Renewal Training.
08/08/2022 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-07) – NWoW Refresher Training.
25/07/2022 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-06) – Work On Track Safeworking Competencies Procedure.
27/05/2022 – Safety Bulletin (INF-BUL-18-2022) – Work on Track Application V.2 Usage.
18/05/2022 – MTM – No SWIRC No Work. This message references Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-04) – No SWIRC No WORK.
28/04/2022 – TFPC 3.1 Course Duration Change. This message references Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-03) – TFPC 3.1 Course Duration Change.
11/04/2022 – MTM Lookout Armband Requirement. This message references Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-02) – MTM Lookout Armband Requirement.
28/03/2022 – Update to MTM – Signal Assistant Designer job role. This message references RIW Bulletin (RIW-BUL-01-2022) – Compliance with Signals, Control Systems & Communications Roles Update.
27/01/2022 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2022-01) – MTM Infield Logbook Requirement.
23/12/2021 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2021-07) – MTM Approved Safeworking Training Providers.
03/11/2021 – MTM TFPC New Ways of Working Update.
02/09/2021 – Metro Academy Bulletin (MA-BUL-2021-02) – MTM Inner Suburban Recertification for Third Party and MTM Track Force Protection Coordinators (TFPC).
15/09/2021 – Rail Industry Worker Bulletin (RIW-BUL-02-2021-02) – Compliance with Signals, Control Systems & Communication Roles Update.

Metro Trains Sydney

23/12/2021 – Safety Alert SA 21-0007 Retirement of MTS Operator job role

Public Transport Authority of Western Australia (PTA WA)

14/06/2022 – Changes to PTA job roles – requirement for Safety Critical Communication training

Queensland Rail (QR)

02/08/2022 – QR – Operator job role to include Category 3 Medical from 5 September 2022.
22/06/2021 – Queensland Network Rules and Procedure changes for Protection Officers goes live 28 June 2021. Upon completion of Transition training Protection Officers are required to complete mandatory Mentoring and Monitoring events to continue to hold the new Protection Officer Role. For more information please refer to the QNRP Comms – Change Fact Sheet – Mandatory Mentoring Events for POs.
31/05/2021 – QR Network Rules – Procedures changes for Protection Officer Transition Training .
31/05/2021 – QR Network Rules – Procedures changes for Protection Officer Transition Training QNRP Comms – Change Fact Sheet – Mandatory Mentoring Events for POs
31/05/2021 – Queensland Network Rules and Procedure changes for Protection Officers goes live 28 June 2021. Transition training is required to be completed by 27 June 2021 to continue to hold the roles of Protection Officer Level 1, Protection Officer Level 2 (TOA) and Protection Officer Level 2 (TWA). Please refer to the QNRP Transition for Contractor Protection Officers Update for more information.
14/12/2020 – As of 14th December 2020 there will be changes to the Recipient Training Course and Recipient Qualifications. There have been changes to the training requirements, qualifications and maintenance of competency procedure for Recipients working On or Near Queensland Rail’s 25kV electrified network. The changes have considered updates in legislation (considering fines adopted by state legislation), feedback from electricity entity audits and lessons learnt from recent incidents. Please refer to GSA Revised Recipient Training Course and Recipient Qualifications LMS Code 133634
21/07/2020 – In October 2020 Queensland Rail will be implementing changes to the Queensland Network Rules and Procedures. These changes will impact contractors currently holding the roles of Protection Officer Level 1 (PO1), Protection Officer Level 2 – TOA (PO2 – TOA) or Protection Officer Level 2 – TWA (PO2 – TWA). Queensland Rail contractors holding any of these roles will need to attend upskilling training delivered by one our training providers, firstly though contractors will need to ensure they are current in the RIW System for the role with all monitoring requirements fulfilled. Queensland Rail training providers will be updated on the changes in the coming weeks and then be ready to deliver these changes to contractors. It is important to note that if the role is not current and in the RIW System contractors will not be able to attend the training and therefore not fulfill the role of the new Protection Officer role for Queensland Rail. For more information please refer to the New & Improved Queensland Network Rules and Procedures update.
08/11/2019 – Important Safety Notice – Look up for powerlines
18/09/2019 – Removal of SARC Gap Course for Queensland Rail