Certificate II in Rolling Stock Maintenance

Perform engineering measurements

Perform computations

Work safely and effectively in manufacturing and engineering

Organise and communicate information

Maintain and use hand tools

Clean equipment and restore worksite

Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment

Apply awareness of railway fundamentals

Apply awareness of motive power unit fundamentals

Shift materials safely using manual handling methods

Use communications systems

Apply personal and equipment lockouts for rolling stock

Apply quality systems

Assemble and install pneumatic system components

Remove and install vehicle fixed body glass

Install software applications

Install software applications

Connect and configure devices and hardware components

Perform manual production assembly

Perform electronic/electrical assembly (production)

Set assembly stations

Apply protective coatings (basic)

Undertake manual handling

Use comparison and basic measuring devices

Interact with computing technology

Use hand tools

Use power tools/hand held operations

Work in accordance with an issued permit

Isolate and access plant

Enter and work in confined spaces

Work safely at heights

Respond and rectify rail traffic autonomous operations

Apply knowledge of rail operation fundamentals in yards or sidings

Read and interpret maintenance plans and job specifications

Start up and shut down a single locomotive

Diagnose and rectify minor faults

Operate minor mechanical equipment

Test train braking system

Conduct train roll-by inspection

Diagnose and rectify minor faults on motive power units and rolling stock

Conduct pre-movement checks on rolling stock

Safely access the rail corridor

Follow work health and safety procedures

Apply local incident response procedures

Apply knowledge of automated workplace fundamentals

Monitor and record rolling stock locations

Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

Fix and secure electrotechnology equipment