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Track Unit Safety (Hi - Rail) 

This specialized safety course focuses on the safe operation and movement of Hi-Rail (High-Rail) vehicles—road-rail vehicles equipped to travel on both conventional roads and railway tracks. Participants will gain essential knowledge on operating procedures, risk awareness, and regulatory compliance to ensure safe and efficient work around live rail lines.

The course covers key safety practices such as pre-operation inspections, on/off-tracking procedures, communication protocols with rail traffic control, and hazard awareness in shared rail corridors. Designed for operators, supervisors, and support crews, this training helps reduce incidents and promote a culture of safety in the rail environment.


Key Topics Include:
  • Introduction to Hi-Rail equipment and functionality
  • Safety protocols for on/off tracking procedures
  • Communications and track occupancy rules (e.g., Track Protection, Track Authorities)
  • Identification and mitigation of common hazards
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements
  • Emergency response and incident reporting procedures

Who needs this course?

This course is essential for Hi-Rail vehicle operators, track and signal maintenance crews, railroad safety supervisors, contracted maintenance and construction teams, railroad inspectors and engineers, as well as new hires working around rail tracks. It ensures all personnel involved in operating or working near Hi-Rail equipment understand the necessary safety procedures to maintain a secure rail environment.


Course Overview

Duration

2 days/ 16 hours

Location 

In - Person

  • 2380, Royal Windsor Drive, Mississauga
  • Client's location

Assessment

  • Multiple Choice Questions