The rail resource management (RRM) training package kit (non-technical skills) has been developed for Australian rail safety workers.
There are a range of tools and techniques available for the rail industry to improve and manage human performance. A key part of improving human performance is effective training of both individuals and teams. Non-technical skills training known as rail resource management (RRM) has been developed over a long period of time and has proven successful in improving performance and managing human error.
A non-technical skills, or RRM, training package already exists for Australian rail safety workers. It was piloted with a major Victorian rail operator (V/Line), and has since been adopted by other rail operators around Australia.
The RRM training package includes:
For a copy of the training package contact ONRSR at contact@onrsr.com.au
ONRSR, in collaboration with human-centred design specialists, Opposite, is refreshing its Rail Resource Management (RRM) training package to make it more practical, accessible and relevant to modern rail operations.
For almost 20 years, RRM has supported safe rail operations across Australia with a range of training and tools to reduce human error and boost performance among rail safety workers. But in recognising the modern environment, we’re refreshing RRM as Right Track – Non-technical skills for rail and are inviting people in rail operations and training to share their experiences, bring a fresh perspective, and challenge assumptions to shape what comes next.
Find out more and register your interest: Right Track | Non-technical skills for Rail