Comprehensive 5-Day Training
Our programme provides in-depth coverage of track safety procedures and operational responsibilities. Over five days, delegates develop the knowledge and practical understanding needed to follow safe systems of work.
Experienced Trainers
Learn from instructors with extensive hands-on experience in railway operations. Trainers provide real-life examples, case studies, and clear explanations, helping you apply theoretical knowledge to practical, everyday rail scenarios safely and effectively.
Safety-Focused Curriculum
The course content is fully aligned with current railway safety standards and Network Rail requirements. You’ll gain up-to-date knowledge on hazard recognition, emergency protocols, and best practices for working safely on or near railway lines.
Eligibility for Railway Training
Completing this track induction course gives you the foundation needed to progress to advanced railway programmes, including PTS training, track safety refresher courses, and other role-specific certifications.
Benefits of Completing the Track Induction Course
The benefits include:
Understand Safety Responsibilities
Gain a clear understanding of your duties on or near railway tracks, including hazard awareness, risk mitigation, and emergency procedures. You’ll leave equipped to maintain a safe working environment for yourself and others.
Career Advancement
Completing this induction demonstrates your competence and readiness to work safely in rail roles, enhancing employability and paving the way for further professional development in the railway sector.
Compliance with Industry Standards
Stay aligned with Network Rail and industry regulations. Your certification evidences your ability to adhere to statutory requirements, protecting both your safety and that of your colleagues.
Course Overview
Our track induction course in London provides a thorough introduction to safe railway working practices, blending classroom learning with practical guidance. Delegates gain the skills and knowledge to work safely on or near the tracks while understanding key engineering principles, responsibilities, and hazard management. Here’s what’s included:
Delegates learn the specific duties and expectations for personnel operating on railway lines. This module ensures you understand your role, how to coordinate with supervisors and team members, and how to follow established safe systems of work effectively.
You Will Learn:
- Safe systems of work for operational areas
- Responsibilities in different track roles
- Coordination with supervisors and safety teams
This module provides foundational knowledge of railway infrastructure, helping delegates understand how track systems function. You’ll explore essential engineering concepts and see how they connect to practical safety and operational requirements on site.
You Will Learn:
- Basic components of railway tracks
- Principles of track maintenance and inspection
- How engineering concepts relate to safe work practices
Delegates develop the ability to identify, assess, and respond to potential hazards in track environments. This module highlights risk awareness, safe practices, and procedures for reporting incidents to maintain a secure work environment.
You Will Learn:
- Recognising physical and operational risks
- Safe practices when working on or adjacent to tracks
- Procedures for incident reporting and escalation
Before attending, delegates must complete essential preparatory training to ensure readiness for track work. This ensures all participants have baseline safety skills, reducing risks and supporting a safe learning and operational environment.
Delegates will need:
- Valid First Aid certification
- Fire Marshal certification
- Manual Handling certification
- Copies of these qualifications to be submitted on the first day
The final module allows delegates to apply their knowledge in practical exercises, demonstrating understanding of safe systems of work. This assessment ensures all participants can consistently follow protocols and maintain both personal and team safety on site.
You Will Learn:
- Applying knowledge in practical scenarios
- Following safety protocols consistently
- Ensuring personal and team safety on site
Our Process
We’ve designed a streamlined pathway to make completing the track induction course in London straightforward, ensuring you gain the knowledge, practical skills, and certification efficiently.
Enrol Online
Choose the course dates that suit you and complete your registration. Ensure you submit proof of your prerequisite certifications, including First Aid, Fire Marshal, and Manual Handling, so your place is confirmed without delays.
Attend the 5-Day Training
Join interactive, trainer-led sessions that combine classroom learning with practical exercises. You’ll gain hands-on experience applying safe systems of work, understanding track engineering principles, and managing on-site hazards effectively.
Receive Your Certification
After successfully completing the course, you’ll be awarded a recognised certificate. This confirms your competence to work safely on or near railway tracks and serves as a foundation for further railway safety training courses.
Who Should Take This Track Induction Course in London?
This course is designed for anyone preparing to work safely on or near operational railway lines. It provides essential knowledge of track safety, responsibilities, and basic engineering principles, forming a foundation for further railway training.
- New rail entrants and contractors
- Operational staff requiring baseline track knowledge
- Workers seeking to progress to PTS or other railway training
- Personnel needing to refresh foundational railway safety knowledge
Frequently Asked Questions
No prior railway experience is required, but you must have valid First Aid, Fire Marshal, and Manual Handling certifications to register.
Practical exercises are integrated into the 5-day programme, allowing delegates to apply theoretical knowledge in simulated and controlled track environments.
This course is delivered in-person due to the hands-on nature of track safety and practical exercises, which cannot be effectively taught online.
Yes, it is recognised across the industry as a baseline qualification for working safely on or near operational railway lines.
Attendance is mandatory for all five days to ensure competency. Missed days may require rescheduling to complete the full course.
Absolutely. Completing the Track Induction Course provides foundational knowledge required before enrolling in Network Rail PTS training.
Yes, delegates demonstrate understanding through practical exercises and scenario-based tasks, culminating in a competency-based certification.
Ready to Begin Your Track Induction Training?
Ensure your safety and compliance while building a strong foundation for a career in the railway sector. Enrol in our track induction course in London today and gain the knowledge, skills, and certification you need to work safely on or near tracks.