Track
Access Permits (TAPs)

To qualify for a TAP, you must complete training to the required qualification level, and a Rail Safety Medical to the required category level.

We have an in-house Training Centre providing appropriate levels of training required for a TAP.

Arc Infrastructure Training Centre
Corner Abernethy and Terminal Roads
(Opposite BP Truck Stop)
Kewdale WA 6105
Phone: (08) 9212 2916
Email: asktraining@arcinfra.com

Category 1 – High Level Safety Critical Worker

This is for a worker performing critical tasks on the rail system, whose action, inaction or collapse due to ill health may lead directly to a serious incident affecting the public or rail network.

Category 3 – Around the track Personnel operating in an uncontrolled environment

Those required to operate on or near the track, but without engineering or administrative controls to protect them from moving rolling stock, and whose actions, inactions or collapse due to ill health may endanger their safety or that of work colleagues.

Please click here for a list of our Authorised Health Professionals, where you can undertake your medical.

For further information on the National Standard for Health Assessments of Rail Safety Workers, please refer to the National Transport Commission website.

The Arc Infrastructure Worksite Protection Plan template can be accessed here.(UPDATE LINK)

Due to the number of applications the Learning and Development Administrators process daily we cannot assist with fast tracking applications. All applicants are processed in order received within 10 business days, once all required documentation has been submitted, completed and signed.

As per conditions of Track Access Permit accreditation 7; The loss of a Track Access Permit shall be reported immediately to asktraining@arcinfra.com.

The Supervised Worker accreditation eLearning must be completed every 3 years; other accreditation levels require renewal more frequently. Medicals have their own renewal periods.