Track Protection Australia

23/12/2025

Track Protection Australia We’re excited to announce our office has relocated to 70 Charles street Seddon.

Here’s to a new chapter going into 2026.

05/09/2025

TPA would like to wish a Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing dads and father figures this Sunday.

Thank you for the guidance, support, and inspiration you bring both at work and at home. Wishing you a wonderful weekend and a special day spent with loved ones.💙

27/08/2025

Track Protection Australia’s National GM, James Davidson, attended the ARA WA Rail Industry Dinner last Wednesday 20th August.

The evening featured great insights into the future of Western Australia’s rail industry and opportunities to connect with great industry leaders.

A huge thank you to the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) for putting together such an excellent event!

12/08/2025

We’re hiring for an Accounts Administrator to join our team!

Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply now through the link below on Seek

Track Protection Australia is looking for an Accounts Administrator to join the growing team!

01/08/2025

We’re still on the lookout!

If you’re safety-focused and ready and to hit the ground running - this one’s for you.

📩 Apply now or tag someone who’d be perfect!

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

28/07/2025

Looking for your next opportunity in rail?

TPA is currently hiring qualified TFPC's across various networks in Victoria.

If you’re experienced, safety-focused, and ready to join a supportive crew — we want to hear from you!

✅ Ongoing work opportunities
✅ Great rates
✅ Supportive team environment

Apply now or tag someone who might be interested!

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

25/07/2025

📣 We’re growing!

‼️Now hiring experienced TFPC’s

Spread the word and apply now 🚨

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

23/07/2025

We are still hiring!

Join a crew that’s growing with the industry 🚧

If you’re ready to work on exciting projects and keep rail sites safe — we want to hear from you!

👇 View the full job description and how to apply below.

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

20/07/2025

As demand for our services continues to grow across Victoria, we’re excited to welcome experienced Track Force Protection Coordinators (TFPCs) to join our expanding team!

🚦 Ready to jump on board?
Check out the full job ad and follow the steps to apply!😊

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

15/07/2025

TPA are excited to announce that we are looking for qualified Track Force Protection Coordinators to join our team!

Casual staff rates with opportunity for Full time employment
$65.19 - $71.43 per hour for day shift Infrastructure works
$77.60 - $84.20 per hour for day shift Construction works
Additional daily allowances can include as follows:
$49.13 minimum Travel rate daily
$231.66 Overnight Travel
$28.40 daily Meal allowance when worked over 10hrs
$2.95 - $11.50 Site allowance dependent on Project valuation
$80 Phone allowance per month for TFPC 3.1/TFPC3.2/ TFPC 3.3
$14.43 First Aid Allowance when working as a PTWN Holder
Along with Fortnightly RDO's accrued

Company Description

Track Protection Australia (TPA) specialises in Third Party Access Support, Protection Diagrams, Safeworkers at all levels, and Project Management. TPA is dedicated to developing the next generation of high-quality Safeworking professionals to meet the rising demand in the industry. Our mission is to ensure the safety and efficiency of railway operations through meticulous planning and skilled workforce development.

Role Description

This is an on-site role located in Melbourne, VIC. The Safeworking professional will be responsible for ensuring the safety and protection of railway workers and equipment. Daily tasks include conducting risk assessments, preparing and implementing protection diagrams, monitoring worksite activities, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role requires effective communication with team members and stakeholders to maintain a safe working environment.

Qualifications

- Knowledge and experience in Safeworking procedures and practices across multiple Networks
- Ability to prepare and implement protection diagrams
- Experience in risk assessment and compliance with safety regulations on both Infrastructure work sites along with Major Projects
- Excellent communication and team coordination skills
- Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively on-site in Melbourne, VIC
- Relevant certifications or qualifications in Safeworking in Victoria
- Experience in the rail industry in both maintenance works and Project works
- Minimum qualification for Metro Trains Melbourne Network is - Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.1 with a current MTM Handsignaller
- Minimum qualification for VLine is Track Force Protection Coordinator 3.2

How to Apply

Apply with a cover letter and resume through to [email protected]. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

13/07/2025

TPA Team!

We have great news to report on, as of yesterday the Fair work commissioner has ratified our EBA and given its stamp of approval 🥳

Track Protection Australia would like to show our appreciation and thank all that attended our EBA vote.

This EBA would not have seen the light of day without the ongoing support and the voters to make this all possible.

Watch this space.

12/06/2025

Track Protection Australia had a visit in the office by a potential new recruit who goes by the name of Warwick Richard Capper.

Warwick is an advocate for mental health and shares the same values as TPA with regard to this.

Mental health in the workplace is a huge concern in the Rail Industry, the more conversations we have with our collegues and peers the more probability of a positive outlook to those being affected by mental health can be overcome.

These conversations can all be started with one simple question, R U Ok?