Personal Track Safety (PTS) Course – Railway Safety Training & PTS Card
Get Certified with the Personal Track Safety (PTS) Course
The Personal Track Safety (PTS) Course is your gateway to working safely within the UK Railway Infrastructure, including access to AC and DCCR electrified lines. This essential PTS qualification ensures that anyone working on or near railway tracks understands the safety procedures, emergency protocols, and communication skills required to operate in this high-risk environment.
By completing this PTS railway safety training, you’ll be eligible to receive your PTS Card, which grants you access to work across the UK’s railway network. The course covers theoretical and practical aspects of railway safety, preparing you to work confidently.
Our PTS Course is designed to meet the highest safety standards in the railway industry. We provide theoretical and practical training, ensuring you’re fully prepared to work safely on the UK’s railway network. With our experienced trainers, state-of-the-art facilities, and ongoing support, you’ll gain the confidence and skills needed to excel in this demanding industry.
This two-day Personal Track Safety (PTS) Course combines classroom theory with hands-on practical experience. Our highly qualified instructors guide you through the core elements of railway safety, including:
- Working on or near the line– Understanding the hazards and how to mitigate them.
- Railway Terminology– Essential vocabulary used across railway infrastructure.
- Signalling Systems– A comprehensive overview of railway signalling protocols.
- Electrification AC/DCCR– Learning about safety precautions around electrified lines.
- Emergency Procedures– How to respond effectively to emergencies on the railway.
- Track Visit to a Live Railway Line– Practical, on-site experience in a real-world setting.
- Safety Critical Communications– Learning communication techniques that ensure safety in high-risk areas.
1: Book Your PTS Course:
4: Attend the PTS Course:
2: Complete Drug and Alcohol Screening:
5: Pass the PTS Assessment:
3: Pass the Medical Assessment:
6: Receive Your PTS Card:
Secure your place now and start your journey toward earning your PTS Card. Our courses fill up quickly, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to advance your career in the UK railway industry.
Have Any Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PTS Card?
A PTS Card is a certification that proves you have the required training and qualifications to work safely on UK railway infrastructure.
What does PTS stand for?
PTS stands for Personal Track Safety, a course and qualification required for anyone working on or near railway lines in the UK.
How much do PTS-qualified workers earn?
The typical salary for a PTS trackman or qualified worker can range from £20,000 to £35,000 per year, depending on experience and location.
How do I get a PTS Card without a sponsor?
In most cases, you will need a sponsor (usually your employer) to apply for a PTS course, but we can provide guidance if you need help with how to proceed.
What is the PTS qualification in construction?
In construction, the PTS qualification allows workers to safely access and operate on railway infrastructure. It is mandatory for anyone working near railway lines.
How much is the PTS course?
Our PTS course costs £650 + VAT, including all training materials and assessments.
How long does a PTS card last?
The PTS card is typically valid for five years, after which you must renew your certification.
What is a PTS trackman?
A PTS trackman is a worker qualified to perform maintenance, repairs, and other duties on or near railway lines, ensuring safety protocols are always followed.
