Industrial Mastery Pathway
HAVS Advanced: Rail (AU)
Tier 2
Operational Overview
You have already completed the generic foundation covering how hand-arm vibration causes harm and why Australia's control framework relies on a general duty of care rather than a single binding numeric limit. This course applies that foundation directly to rail maintenance work.
Rail maintenance is one of the more sustained heavy-vibration-tool environments in Australian industry, and it carries an additional layer of regulation beyond general workplace safety law. This course covers both.
Node Parameters
AccreditationIndustry Standard
Mastery LevelTier 2
Time Allocation45 - 60 Mins
Authorisation Cost
£25
Inclusion & Accessibility
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System Configuration
Web BrowserChrome or Edge Stable
Audio HardwareInstructional Narration Enabled
Data LinkBroadband for Node Sync
Instructional Objectives
- Identify rail maintenance tasks and tools that generate significant hand-arm vibration.
- Apply Australia's general duty of care alongside the Rail Safety National Law framework.
- Select appropriate engineering and administrative controls specific to track and rolling stock maintenance.
- Recognise the limitations of anti-vibration gloves.
- Respond correctly when a colleague reports early symptoms.