• To equip participants with a deep understanding of the principles and techniques involved in rerailing operations.
• To enhance participants' ability to plan and execute rerailing operations efficiently and safely.
• To foster proficiency in the use of various rerailing equipment and tools.
• To promote a strong safety culture and awareness of potential hazards associated with rerailing.

Day 1: Introduction to Rerailing Operations

• Introduction to rail vehicle rerailing
• General steps for planning work
• Planning before departure
• Exercise: Develop a basic rerailing plan for a hypothetical scenario.

Day 2: Handling of Rerailing Equipment

• Precautions for hydraulic jacks
• Precautions for HRE
• Precautions for hydraulic hoses
• Precautions for re-railing bridges/beams
• Exercise: Practice proper handling and storage of rerailing equipment.

Day 3: Safety Precautions

• Safety precautions for work personnel and tools
• Safety precautions for the operation of hydraulic re-railing equipment
• Emergency procedures and response
• Exercise: Conduct a safety audit of a hypothetical rerailing site.

Day 4: Rerailing Techniques and Procedures

• Step-by-step procedures for rerailing derailed vehicles
• Use of various rerailing equipment and tools
• Case studies of successful rerailing operations
• Exercise: Simulate a rerailing operation using training equipment.

Day 5: Advance Topics and Practical Application

• Complex rerailing scenarios and challenges
• Emerging technologies in rerailing
• Practical application of learned skills
• Exercise: Participate in a hands-on rerailing exercise or simulation.

• Railway personnel involved in rerailing operations, including track maintenance workers, supervisors, and engineers.
• Emergency responders and first aid personnel working in the railway sector.
• Safety professionals and compliance officers in the railway industry.