Motor Vehicle & Transport

Network Rail Level 2 Award in Rail Track Engineering Maintenance (QCF)

This subtopic introduces learners to the fundamental components of a rail track system—including rails, sleepers, ballast, fastenings, and formation—and their respective functions in safely guiding and supporting trains. It covers the principles of routine preventative maintenance, such as inspecting, adjusting, and replacing worn components to ensure track integrity and compliance with Network Rail standards. Learners will develop practical skills to carry out basic maintenance tasks under supervision, promoting safe and reliable railway operations.

Track Induction - Understand the function of the component parts of the rail track infrastructure and how to undertake routine maintenance on them, Plain Line Maintenance- Understand how to maintain and replace assets on plain line rail track, Track Safety – Personal Safety- Understand and comply with regulations and procedures for personal safety when working on or close to rail track +1 more