IRTRGMODULE

Methodology adopted for developing Training Modules
Training Modules for Non-Gazetted Staff of Civil Engineering Department.
Chairman, Railway Board, vide D.O. letter No. E(MPP)/2016/3/20 dated 28.11.2018, authorized
DG/NAIR, as the head of the Academic Council of all CTIs to develop Training Modules for all
segments of employees of Indian Railways. The issue was discussed & deliberated upon during
meeting of the CTIs with DG/NAIR (through video conferencing) held on 29.01.2019.
Accordingly, various Committees were formed at IRICEN to carry out detailed review / prepare
Training Modules for various categories, i.e. Permanent Way, Bridges, Works and Track Machines.
The Training Modules prepared by the Committees of IRICEN were then sent to all Zonal Railways
for feedback and suggestions. Further, a meeting was held on 24th & 25th April, 2019 at IRICEN
where EDCE/G, Railway Board, CGEs of CR, NR, SR, SCR, SER & WR and Principal / Faculty of
CETA Kanpur, Kharagpur, Tambaram, Kacheguda & IRTMTC/Allahabad were present and in this
meeting, the training modules prepared by Committees of IRICEN were deliberated upon in detail,
and, based on the discussions & suggestions received from the participants and Zonal Railways,
necessary changes were made in the Training Modules.
The Training Modules were thereafter submitted to Railway Board for obtaining comments from
concerned Directorates. Training Modules pertaining to USFD & Welding were sent to RDSO
also, as training and syllabus for these activities (USFD & Welding) is prescribed by RDSO. The
concerned Directorates of Railway Board and RDSO, after examining these Training Modules,
sent their comments / suggestions and these comments/suggestions were also incorporated in
the Training Modules.
The Training Modules were finalized, compiled and submitted to DG/NAIR on 10.06.2019. DG/
NAIR approved the Training Modules and vide letter No.NAIR/SPCE/ Misc/2019 dated 05.07.2019
submitted the updated Training Modules for Non-Gazetted Staff of Engineering Department for
approval of Railway Board.
Railway Board, vide letter No. E (MPP) 2019/3/46 dated 28/10/2019 (RBE No. 182/2019) has
accorded approval to the Training Modules and these are printed in this booklet. IRICEN Faculty
has worked hard in line with its motto – “To Beam As a Beacon of Knowledge”.
Pune
November 2019
TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

INDEX
Part A - P.Way 1 - 47 Part C - Bridges & Drawings 83 - 110
1 Training module for SSE/JE P.Way Induction course 1 Training module for SSE/JE Bridge Induction course
1.1 SSE/JE Induction Ph-1 1.1 SSE/JE Induction Ph-1
1.2 SSE/JE Induction Ph-2 1.2 SSE/JE Induction Ph-2
1.3 SSE/JE Posting exam module 1.3 SSE/JE Induction Ph-3
2 SSE Promotion (on promotion from JE/P.Way) 1.4 SSE/JE Induction Ph-4
3 SSE/JE Refresher 1.5 SSE/JE Induction Ph-5
4 JE Promotion (LDCE Promotion from P.Way category) 1.6 SSE/JE Induction Ph-6
5 Keyman/Mate Promotion 1.7 SSE/JE Induction Ph-7
6 Keyman/Mate Refresher 2 SSE/JE Refresher
7. Training module for Gate Keeper Induction 3. Induction Course for SSE/JE Drawing
7.1 Gate Keeper Induction ( new recruits) 4. Induction Course for SSE/JE Design
7.2 Gate Keeper Induction(from Track Maintainer)
8 Gate Keeper Refresher Part D - Works 111 - 123
9 Track Maintainer Induction
1 Training module for SSE/JE Works Induction course
10 Track Maintainer Refresher
1.1 JE Induction Ph-1
11 SSE/JE (USFD) Initial course
1.2 JE Induction Ph-2
12 SSE/JE (USFD) Refresher course
1.3 JE Posting exam module
13 Welder Initial course (TW-1)
2 JE Promotion (LDCE Promotion from Works category)
14 Welder Refresher(TW-2)
3 SSE/JE Refresher
15 SSE/JE Welding Supervisor (TW-3)
Part B - Track Machines 49 - 81

1 SSE/JE Induction
2 JE Promotion (Promotion from Technician)
3 SSE Promotion (Promotion from JE/Track machines)
4 SSE/JE Refresher
5 Technician Induction
6 Technician Promotion (LDCE Promotion from Track Machine category)
7 Technician Refresher

TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
P. Way
Training Training Program Details

Category Type of Training Frequency/ Remarks
Module Phase Place of Training Duration
Training in Institute 4 Months

Ph.-I
Training in field 2 Months
Induction
SSE/P.Way Training in Institute 2 Months Once, on joining Railway service/
T-1 (For new recruits posted in Ph.-II
or JE/P.Way Promotion from P.Way category
Railway/Promoted from Training in field 2 Months
P.Way Category to JE)
Ph.-III Training in field 6 Weeks
Posting
Training Institute 2 Weeks
Exam
Total duration 1 Year

17 Days
T-2 SSE/P. Way Promotion Training in Institute Once, on promotion from JE
(3 weeks)
SSE/P. Way or 17 Days
T-3 Refresher Training in Institute Once in five years
JE/ P.Way (3 weeks)
Mate Promotion Once, on promotion from Keyman to mate

T-4 Training in Institute 18 Days
Or from Track maintainer to Keyman
Keyman Basic
T-5 Mate/Keyman Refresher Training in Institute 6 Days Once in five years

T-6 Gate keeper Induction Training in Institute 12 Days From new recruits
For Gatekeeper picked up from Track
T-7 Gate keeper Induction Training in Institute 6 Days
maintainer category
T-8 Gate keeper Refresher Training in Institute 6 Days Once in five years
T-9 Track maintainer Induction Training in Institute 30 Days Once, on joining Railway service
T-10 Track maintainer Refresher Training in Institute 6 Days Once in five years
SSE/USFD & JE/
T-11 Initial Training at RDSO 20 Days Once, selected for USFD testing
USFD
SSE/USFD & JE/ First refresher after three years. Thereafter
T-12 Refresher Training at RDSO 5 Days
USFD once in every 5 years
T-13 Welder (AT) Initial Training at TPP/LKO 2 weeks Once, on selection as welder
First refresher after 6 months for regular
T-14 Welder (AT) Refresher Training at TPP/LKO 1 weeks competency certificate. Thereafter, every
2 years.
Welding supervi-
Once, in service. Mandatory for execution
T-15 sor Initial Training at TPP/LKO 1 weeks
of welding in field
(SSE/JE) (P.Way)

TRACK MACHINES
Training in Institute at 6 Months
Ph.-I
IRTMTC.
JE/Track Machines Induction
TM-1 & SSE/Track (For new recruits posted in Training in field Once, on joining Railway Service
Ph.-II 6 Months*
Machines Railway) including 2 weeks trg
at ZRTI
JE/Track Ma- Promotion (promoted from Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 8 Weeks
TM-2 Once, on promotion to JE
chines technician)
Training in Institute at ZRTI. 2 Weeks*
Total duration 10 Weeks
SSE/Track Promotion (from JE/Track Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 2 Weeks

TM-3 Once, on promotion to SSE
Machines Machines)
Training in Institute at ZRTI. 2 Weeks*
Total duration 4 Weeks
JE/SSE Track
TM-4 Refresher course Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 2 Weeks Once in three years when due
Machines
Technician/Track Initial Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 13 Weeks

TM-5 Once, on joining Railway Service
Machines ( new recruits)
Training in field 13 Weeks
Total duration 6 months
Technician/Track Promotion (LDCE Promotion

TM-6 Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 6 Weeks Once, on promotion to Technician
Machines from Track Machine category)
Technician/Track Training in Institute at
TM-7 Refresher course 2 Weeks Once in five years
Machines IRTMTC.
* Transportation course as per ZRTI duration.

BRIDGES & DRAWINGS

Ph.-I Technical Training in Institute 8 weeks
Ph.-II Training at Workshop, RDSO & 10 weeks

welding trg at TPJ
Ph.-III Training in field

10 weeks
(Open Line)
JE/Bridges & Induction (For new Ph.-IV 7 weeks
B-1 Technical Training in Institute Once, on joining Railway Service
SSE/Bridges recruits posted in
Railway) Ph.- V Training in field 10 weeks
(constr. Unit)
Ph.- VI General Training in Institute 4 weeks
(ZRTI)
Ph.- VII Posting Exam 3 weeks
JE/Bridges & 18 Days
B-2 Refresher Training in Institute Once in five years
SSE/Bridges (3 weeks)
Common Training for
Ph.-I 8 weeks
all SSE/JE Drawing
Induction (For new General Training at ZRTI 4 weeks
B-3 JE/SSE Drawing Ph.-II Once, on joining Railway Service
recruits posted in
Railway) Ph.-IIA Field Training at place of posting 13 weeks
Ph.-III Exam 1 weeks
26 weeks
Total duration
(6 Months)
Induction (For new Common Training for all SSE/JE
B-4 JE/SSE Drawing Ph.-I 8 weeks
recruits posted in Drawing Once, on joining Railway Service
(working as
Design Assistant) Railway) Ph.-II 4 weeks
General Training at ZRTI
Exam for Ph.I & Ph. II 1 weeks
Ph.-III Technical Training –Part I 5 weeks
Ph.-IV Field Training (OL/Constr.) 20 weeks
Ph.- V Technical Training – Part II 7 weeks
Ph.- VI Training at RDSO 5 weeks
Ph.- VII Special Topics, Presentation & 2 weeks

Exams
Total duration 52 weeks
(1 Year)

WORKS
Training in Institute 3 Months
Induction Ph.-I
(For new recruits Training in field 2 Months
W-1 JE/Works Once, on joining Railway Service
posted in Railway) Training in Institute 3 Months
Ph.-II
Training in field 2 Months
Ph.-III Training in field (with posting) 6 Weeks
Posting Training Institute 2 Weeks
Exam
Promotion (LDCE Training programme as per
W-2 JE/Works Promotion from S. No. 1 above i.e. as followed for new 1 Year Once, on promotion to JE
Works category) recruits
JE/Works & SSE/ 12 Days
W-3 Refresher Training in Institute Once in five years
Works (2 weeks)
Note:
Following P. Way, Works & Bridges (artisan staff) shall undertake training at nearest ITI of State government or by any other government/semi-govern-
ment agency to be nominated by PCE.
Category Artisans
P.Way Black Smith, Arc Welder (reconditioning of points and crossings)
Works Carpenter, Fitter, Mason, Painter, Black Smith
Bridges Erector, Riveter, Welder, Black Smith, Painter, Compressor Driver
Abbreviation Used
T Track Modules
TM Track Machine Modules
B Bridge Modules
W Works Modules
Ph Phase
LDCE Limited departmental competitive Exam
JE Junior Engineer
SSE Senior Section Engineer
PDS Periods

P. WAY
1 TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

INDUCTION COURSE (SSE/JE/P.WAY) (T-1)
DURATION OF COURSE: 12 MONTHS
Type of Place of
SN. Duration Remarks
Training Training
1 Induction Training 4 month Detailed training programme as per Annexure T-1 (a)
PH-1 institute
2 Induction Training 2 month Training will be given exposure of
PH-1 in field working in open line and construction organization for a
duration of one month each to make him conversant with
following -
Open line – duration One month Following objective to be
achieved by trainee: He should be thoroughly conversant
with inspection and filling of Prorforma like;
1. LWR,SEJ
2. Points & Crossing
3. Curve
4. Level Crossing
5. Welding site
6. Reporting & Filling of RF/WF
Proforma.
7. Work with track units
8. Special work site and leaning of keeping various records
and quality control.
Construction org – duration one month

1. Bridge work site
2. Track linking / Renewal site
3. Laying of turnout/curve
4. Work site protection near running lines.
5. Formation/Cess Repair site
3 Induction Training 2 month Detailed training programme as per Annexure T-1 (b)
PH-2 institute
4 Induction Training 2 month Trainee will be given exposure of working in open line for
PH-2 in field two month to make him conversant with following -
Open line –Two month
All maintenance activity like;
1. Short/long duration works
2. TMS data / inspection entries
3. Pre/post/during attention at track machine working site.
4. USFD testing
5. Attention to various track component
6. Hot/cold/monsoon Patrolling.
7. Trolly/lorry/material train working
5 Induction Training 6 weeks “On the Job training” i.e. attachment
PH-3 in field with SSE/P.Way Open Line/Construction Department where
he is likely to be Posted.
6 Posting Training 2 weeks Detailed training programme as per Annexure T-1 (c)
Exam Institute

INDUCTION COURSE (SSE/JE/P.WAY) (T-1a)
Annexure T-1 (a)
TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS

PART I- ORGANIZATION OF RAILWAYS 2 3.5 Tutorial on RDSO drawing no. for different types of PSC sleepers
1.1 Overview of organization of Railways. Different Gauges, as mentioned in item 3.3 above. 6
Classification of Routes. Role of JE/SSE in the organization. 2 3.6 Precautions for handling of PSC sleepers during unloading and
PARTII-TRACK COMPONENTS laying. 2
1 RAILS : 10 3.7 Field visit to nearest Sleeper Factory for production & testing of
1.1 Rail, different types of rail section, various types of standard of PSC sleepers 8
loadings. 2 4 FASTENINGS FOR PSC SLEEPERS 12
1.2 Sectional properties Standard sections, grade, UTS & service life, 4.1 Malleable cast iron inserts
classification, Rolling marks. Colour coding of rails 2 Elastic Rail Clips: Various types – ERC mark III, mark V, zero toe
1.3 Visit to Model room for different types of rails. 1 load, GJ clip. Toe load measurement of ERC, Criteria for ERC
1.4 Instruction for handling of rails. 2 renewal.
1.5 Straightening of rail kinks by Jim crow & precautions while using Rubber pads: Different types.
Jim Crow. 1 Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination liners
1.6 Corrosion of rails & methods for anticorrosion treatment of Rail. 1 Anti-sabotage arrangements for various sleepers, Creep anchors,
1.7 Wear of Rail & its causes. 1 method for fixing, Box anchoring.
2 RAIL JOINTS : 26 Recent developments in new types of ERC, Liner, Rubber pads
2.1 Different types of fish-plates : 610mm fishplate, 1m long fish plate, Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc 4
Combination fish-plates, Skimmed fish-plates,Different types of 4.2 Hands on- toe load measurement of ERC. 4
fish-bolts, anti-sabotage fish-bolts, Chamfering of bolt holes. 4 4.3 Model room to show different types of elastic fastenings. 4
2.2 Visit to Model room for different types of fish plates, fish bolts, 5 BALLAST : 34
clamps. 4 5.1 Functions of Ballast. 2
2.3 Glued joints (in situ/ prefab), ordinary insulated joints (BJ). 3 5.2 Ballast profile - Ballast sections for straight and curves on
2.4 Visit to Model room showing different types of GJ, BJ, etc. 2 single/double lines, for BG/MG/NG with fish plated track, SWR
2.5 Rail unloading by End Unloading Rake (EUR) and related and LWR. 2
precautions 1 5.3 Specification for track ballast, measurement & testing of ballast,
2.6 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs - Glued Joint, block joint, etc. 2 training out Ballast, DMT Operation 4
2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs - Rail handling, Drilling 5.4 Assessment of ballast requirement 2
of holes, Chamfering of holes, Unloading of Rails by EUR, rail 5.5 Field visit for measurement of ballast, sampling & testing 8
grinding machine. 6 5.6 Field visit for assessment of ballast requirement 4
2.8 Field visit to nearest yard for drilling of holes, chamfering of holes etc. 4 5.7 Tutorial on calculation of ballast quantity for a particular worksite 4
3 SLEEPERS 28 5.8 Field Visit to Ballast Depot for Training out ballast, DMT Operation 8
3.1 Functions of sleepers, various types of Sleepers including 6 FORMATION: 10
composite sleepers 2 6.1 Functions of Formation 2
3.2 Visit to Model room showing different types of sleepers and fittings 2 6.2 Formation profile for bank and cutting including side and catch
3.3 Concrete sleepers, Mono-block PSC Sleeper, Special sleepers water drains 2
for L-xings, turnout, SEJ, bridges approach, slack gauge 6.3 Causes for formation failure (Rehabilitation of weak formation)
sleepers for curves (more than 40), special sleepers for sharp including case studies 6
curves (more than 80), wider sleeper. Sleeper density on different PARTIII- TRACK STRUCTURE
routes. 6 1 TURNOUTS – INTRODUCTION 21
3.4 Visit to Model room to show different types of PSC sleepers as 1.1 Turnouts, Definition and description of components. 3
mentioned in item 1.3 above. 2

Annexure T-1 (a) contd.....
1.2 Basics of Railway Horizontal Curves including working out speed 3.7 Field visit to yards for measurement of existing layout and its
potential of curves. 5 verification with theoretical calculations. 16
1.3 Different types of turnouts : 1 in 8.5 , 1 in 12 & 1 in 16 4 TRACK STRCUTURE IN YARDS 14
Different types of switches – straight switches, Curved switches, 4.1 Track Structure in yards: Simple station layouts, loop lines,
Thick web switches, Derailing switches, symmetrical split gathering neck, stabling lines, overrun line, shunting neck, hot
Different types of crossings - ordinary built-up and CMS crossings, axle/fuel lines, machine siding etc. 3
swing nose crossing, gapless/machine joint 4.2 Isolation: derailing switch, Sand hump, dead ends, Catch siding,
Spring points. slip siding. 2
Speed potential/ permissible speed of turnout. 6 4.3 Restriction in use of 1 in 8½ turnouts on passenger lines,
1.4 Model room to show various models of turnout assembly. 1 Restrictions regarding change of grade on approaches of turnout, 1
1.5 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 6 4.4 Fouling marks, distance pieces to platform lines. 1
2 TURNOUTS - ASSEMBLY & LAYING 52 4.5 Tutorial on different track structure/ layouts in yards 4
2.1 Main dimensions of different types of turnouts, marking/ 4.6 General requirement of P-way Materials for 1km track. 1
verification of cumulative spacing of turnout sleepers, 4.7 Strengthening of loop lines for 30kmph/ 50kmph. 2
assembling of turnouts. 4 5 LEVEL CROSSINGS 29
2.2 Contrary and similar flexure turnouts: Definition, Calculations for 5.1 Level crossings: Classification, types. 2
lead & radius. 6 5.2 Normal Position of Gates, Locking arrangement. 2
2.3 Laying & Maintenance of fan shaped turnouts, maintenance of 5.3 Equipment at LC 1
turnouts in curves, turn in curves, laying and maintenance of 5.4 Features of track at and on approaches of level crossings,
spring setting device. 6 overhauling of LC, Maintenance of road surface and approach
2.4 Tutorial for preparation of sketch of various turnouts/ crossovers track, Check rails-types, Visibility at LC. 4
and special layouts. 8 5.5 Checking of equipment and knowledge of rules of gatemen,
2.5 Field visit for marking of turnout on ground. 16 competency, medical, Refresher
2.6 Field Visit for Inspection & Measurement of turnout as per IRPWM Statutory provisions of Railway Act on LC.
Format 8 GWR
2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs pertaining to the laying of Protection diagram,
turnouts. 4 Slide boom operation.
3 CROSSOVERS – LAYOUT CALCULATIONS 64 Height gauge. 3
3.1 Calculation for laying cross over, Cross over between straight 5.6 Tutorial on Census at L- xing. 1
parallel tracks with same & different no. of crossings. 8 5.7 Inspection of L-xing, Duties of gatekeeper in case of fire,
3.2 Cross over between curved parallel tracks, Cross over between Hot axle, train parting, hanging part, flat tyre. 2
inclined tracks. 8 5.8 Speed breakers, Road sign Boards, Provision of new LC,
3.3 Special layouts: Diamond crossings including with single and Manning, De- manning, interlocking and replacement with ROB,
double slips. Scissors crossover, Definitions and description of closure, shifting and replacement with limited height subways/
components. 8 RUBs , Elimination of LC. 5
3.4 Gathering lines, Xing angles and limiting angle layouts. 8 5.9 Field visit to nearest LC gate and Calculation of census. 8
3.5 Calculations for different turnouts and spacing, Miscellaneous 5.10 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs pertaining to LC gate, safe
layouts: (1) Triangle (2) Double junctions (3) Gauntleted track operation & precautions. 2
(Brief description). 8 6 BRIDGES & TRACK STRUCTURE ON BRIDGES 42
3.6 Hands on for layout calculations using Computer software. 8 6.1 Bridges: Classification, Types, Track Structure on girder Bridges,

3.1 Definitions theory, concept of LWR. Historical development 4

ballasted decks, arch bridges, provision of guard rails, re-railing
3.2 Various types of Rail thermometers. 1
ramps. 4
3.3 Permitted locations for laying, Track Structure, Laying of LWR. 4
6.2 Model room for showing various bridge models. 2
3.4 Different types of SEJ 2
6.3 Steel channel sleeper, H beam sleeper, composite sleeper :
3.5 De-stressing: Criteria for destressing, method of destressing
Laying and maintenance 4
without tensor/ with rail tensors. 6
6.4 Inspection and Maintenance of bridges, Numerical Rating
3.6 Tutorial on De-stressing using rail tensor. 2
System Dismantling of Arch Bridges 8
3.7 Repairs of Rail fracture. 2
6.5 Attention to approach track & strengthening, Cleaning of
3.8 Repairs of buckling. 2
waterway, Checking guardrails, Painting of HFL, DL & flood
3.9 Regular track maintenance operations on LWR 4
gauge, bridge name board. 4
3.10 Special track maintenance on LWR 3
6.6 Field visit to nearest bridge- Arch bridge, Girder bridges, PSC
3.11 Cold & hot weather patrolling. 3
Bridges 16
3.12 Inspection of LWR and remedial actions for correction of gaps
6.7 Insertion of RH girder and laying of CC cribs 4
at SEJ, Hysteresis loop. 4
7 TUNNELS 8
3.13 Competency level to carry out various works in LWR track, Dos
7.1 Various components, track structure including guard rail,
& Don’ts. 3
inspection. 4
3.14 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on LWR track including de-
7.2 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on tunnel construction/
stressing, fracture repair, buckling, etc. 2
inspection. 4
3.15 Tutorial on provisions of LWR manual. 6
PART IV- WELDED RAILS
4 USFD 34
1 WELDING OF RAILS 28
4.1 Different types of Rail flaws/ defects. 2
1.1 Necessity of welding rail joints, ill effects of joints. 2
4.2 Model Room: Showing fracture pieces of rails 2
1.2 SKV, Wider gap Welding, compressed air preheating, 3 piece
4.3 Rail Fracture- Codification of Rail Defects 4
mould AT welding technique, New development in AT-weld. 4
4.4 Preservation of fractured pieces for testing. 2
1.3 Precautions to be observed during AT weld for good quality.
4.5 USFD: Ultrasonic flaw detection, fundamentals of ultrasonic
Competency & training requirement of welder & supervisor.
waves, defect detection, need based concept of USFD, frequency
Selection of rails for welding. 2
of testing, brief description of various types of USFD machines
1.4 Tolerances for finished A.T. welds & FB Welds. 2
and probes used, calibration and sensitivity checking, limitations
1.5 Model room showing different types of welding, welding
of USFD, USFD Flaw /defect, marking of defects.
equipment, tools 4
Action to be taken for different Rail/Weld USFD flaws.
1.6 Flash Butt welding, Testing of FBW welds, Mobile flash-butt
SPURT Car, Recent developments, 10
welding Planning & executing of TWR with MOBILE FBW PLANT
4.6 Model room: Showing types of USFD testing equipment. 4
including tender schedule, specifications & conditions. 4
4.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs showing USFD testing,
1.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on AT welding, FBW
flaw pattern, etc. 2
Welding 2
4.8 Hands on USFD Testing. 8
1.8 Field visit to welding site 8
PART V - INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF P.WAY
2 SHORT WELDED RAILS (SWR) 8
1 INSPECTION AND DUTIES 13
2.1 Definition, Track Structure for SWR. 2
1.1 Duties of track maintainer 1
2.2 Conditions of laying, Maintenance of SWR. 2
1.2 Duties of Key man. 1
2.3 Tutorial on- Gap survey & adjustment of gap 4
1.3 Duties of Mate. 1
3 LONG WELDED RAILS (LWR) 48

1.4 Duties of JE/P. Way. 2 2.19 Field visit to

1.5 Duties of SSE/P.Way. 2 a. Deep screening site.
1.6 Inspection schedule of JE/P.Way/SSE/P.WAY (sectional) 2 b. Gang working/ track renewal site 16
1.7 Inspection schedule of SSE/P.WAY (Incharge) 2 3 MECHANIZED MAINTENANCE 74
1.8 Items to be inspected during Push trolley, motor trolley, on foot & 3.1 3 tiers system of track maintenance, Working of MMUs 4
footplate inspection 2 3.2 Small track machines: types, use in maintenance, spot attention
2 MAINTENANCE OF TRACK 53 with off track tampers, Troubleshooting and system of repairs &
2.1 Annual programme for regular Track maintenance 2 maintenance, procurement. Recent developments in light weight
2.2 Maintenance planning 1 small track machines 5
2.3 Through packing 1 3.3 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on working of STM. 2
2.4 Overhauling 1 3.4 Field visit to STM depot 8
2.5 Record of Gang work, Gang chart/diary, Keyman's diary, Mate's 3.5 Introduction to different types of track machines viz. Duomatic,
diary, Record of work of Artisans and other workmen. 4 CSM, tamping express, DTS, Unimat, BRM, FRM, BCM etc. 2
2.6 Half yearly reports on conditions of permanent way, PWI's Section 3.6 Working rules for track machines (IRTMM chapter 4, para 4.5-4.10) 1
Register, P. Way plans and diagrams 2 3.7 Pre-requisites to tamping and other machine working, Pre & Post
2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on gang working, track tamping attentions and attentions during tamping. 4
maintenance. 2 3.8 Working principles of tamping machine - 3 point & 4 point lining
2.8 Deep screening of ballast 3 including working of ALC, DRP, CWS, CMS 10
2.9 Lubrication of joints and lubrication of rails in straight on work 3.9 Deep screening of ballast with BCM machine. 2
spot and on curves, maintenance of rail joints, lubrication on 3.10 Tutorial on working out/drawing of fixing of various boards on track
switches, lead rails 3 renewal site. 4
2.10 Picking of slacks 2 3.11 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on working of different
2.11 Cleaning of drains and water ways, inspection of cutting, removal track machines 4
of loose boulders 1 3.12 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value marking on
2.12 Prevention of creep, Creep anchors, Anti-creep fastenings, sleepers. 4
Measurement of creep, Markers, Creep register; Creep a 3.13 Field Visit to Track machine site
djustment, Adjusting joint sleepers. 2 a. Tamping Machine
2.13 Model room showing creep anchors, anti-creep fastening 2 b. BCM & DGS 16
2.14 Lifting and lowering of track 2 3.14 Field visit for track laying on any important construction project
2.15 Sample of standard section of track 1 (DFCCIL/RVNL/IRCON/RLY) to see use of latest machines for
2.16 Special attention to maintenance of platform lines and drainage, track laying. 8
maintenance of apron. 2 4 RECONDITIONING OF MATERIALS AND TOOLS 24
2.17 Maintenance in electrified areas: Basic knowledge of OHE, 4.1 Reconditioning of P. Way materials, Rails, Welding of scabbed
Special instructions to staff working in traction area, Felling/ rails 2
Cutting/pruning of trees very close to OHE. 4 4.2 Repressing of fishplates, Use of shims, Beaters etc. 2
2.18 Working in track circuited areas - maintenance of track circuited 4.3 Reconditioning of worn out crossings and switches, type of
sections, use of insulated trolleys, Gauges and other tools, electrodes used, RDSO approved vendor and welder system,
maintenance of insulated joints, glued joints, Felling/Cutting/ Translamatic robotic welding- planning, execution including
pruning of trees obstructing view of signal, Coordination with schedule, conditions& specifications. 10
signal and operating departments 2 4.4 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs of reconditioning of
switches &xing 2

4.5 Field visit to re-conditioning depot / reconditioning work site 8 5 DIVERSIONS 10

5 TOOLS & EQUIPMENTS 8 5.1 Definition, Types of diversions. 2
5.1 Measuring tools, Pway inspection kit & its demonstration 6 5.2 Standard for laying diversions. 2
5.2 Regular Maintenance Tools. 2 5.3 Tutorial on calculation of layout for diversion 2
PART VI- SAFETY 5.4 Field Visit: Calculating length of diversions, marking of layout in
1 TROLLEY/LORRY/DOLLY WORKING 12 field 4
1.1 Distinction between Trolley, Lorry & motor Trolley. 1 6 PERSONNEL SAFETY – Dos & Don’ts while working near track 2
1.2 Competency Certificate. 1 PART VII- TECHNICAL STUDY TOUR 32
1.3 Working of Push Trolley, Lorry& motor Trolley, Its equipment. PART VIII- MISCELLANEOUS 26
Working of Material train, Working of Rail Dolly and its protection 1.1 Ethics & Integrity 4
arrangement 5 1.2 Communication Skills 2
1.4 Tutorial on: Working of Push Trolley, Lorry & motor Trolley, 1.3 Disaster Management including fire safety 4
Material train, Rail Dolly and their protection arrangement 4 1.4 Preventive vigilance 2
1.5 Trolley Refuges 1 1.5 Reporting, valedictory, exams, Viva-voce, etc 14
2 PROTECTION, RESTRICTIONS & INDICATIONS 15 Total(4 months= 16 weeks x 6 days x 8pds = 768 periods of 45
2.1 Hand signals in day and night, Hand flags, Hand lamps, Banner mins each ) 768
flags, Detonators, life of detonators, testing, fog signals. 3
2.2 Model room demonstrations of hand flags, lamp, banner flags, SUMMARY
detonators, etc. 2 1. CLASS ROOM LECTURE 401
2.3 Engineering, Indicators, Temporary and permanent, 4 2. MODEL ROOM 30
2.4 Works of short and long duration, Protection arrangements during 3. TECHNICAL FILM/VIDEO CLIP/PHOTOGRAPHS /VIDEO CLIP 34
emergency/during traffic block/road vehicle working adjacent to 4. FIELD VISIT/STUDY TOUR 196
track/during poor visibility and Caution order. 6 5. TUTORIALS 57
3 PATROLLING 18 6 HANDS ON 24
3.1 Necessity of patrolling, 1 7 MISCELLANEOUS 26
3.2 Kinds of patrolling i.e. Key men’s daily patrol, Gang patrol, GRAND TOTAL 768
Monsoon security, Hot and cold weather patrolling, Watch at
vulnerable points, Weather warnings, Single and double shift
patrolling, 6
3.3 Patrol charts, Patrol books and equipments, selection and duties
of patrolmen, 5
3.4 Night checks & Inspections 2
3.5 Tutorial on preparation of patrol chart 4
4 CRS SANCTION & SCHEDULE OF DIMENSIONS 11
4.1 Track Works requiring CRS sanction, Procedure for getting CRS
sanction. 3
4.2 Various schedules of dimensions related to P. Way 4
4.3 Infringements, Register of infringements 2
4.4 Movement of ODC 2

Details of Model Room, Technical Film, Field Visits, Hands On, Tutorials
S. No. MODEL ROOM PERIODS S. No. FIELD VISITS PERIODS
II/1.4 Visit to Model room for different types of rails. 1 II/2.8 Field visit to nearest yard for drilling of holes, chamfering of
II/2.2 Visit to Model room for different types of fish plates, fish holes etc. 4
bolts, clamps. 4 II/3.7 Field visit to nearest Sleeper Factory for production &
II/2.4 Visit to Model room showing different types of GJ, BJ, etc. 2 testing of PSC sleepers 8
II/3.2 Visit to Model room showing different types of sleepers and fittings 2 II/5.5 Field visit for measurement of ballast, sampling & testing 8
II/3.4 Visit to Model room to show different types of PSC sleepers II/5.6 Field visit for assessment of ballast requirement 4
as mentioned in item II/3.3. 2 II/5.8 Field Visit to Ballast Depot for Training out ballast, DMT
II/4.3 Model room to show different types of elastic fastenings. 4 operation 8
III/1.3 Model room to show various models of turnout assembly. 1 III/2.5 Field visit for marking of turnout on ground. 16
III/6.2 Model room for showing various bridge models. 2 III/2.6 Field Visit for Inspection & Measurement of turnout as per
IV/1.5 Model room showing different types of welding, welding IRPWM Format 8
equipment, tools 4 III/3.7 Field visit to yards for measurement of existing layout and
IV/4.6 Model room showing types of USFD testing equipment. 4 its verification with theoretical calculations. 16
V/2.13 Model room showing creep anchors, anti-creep fastening 2 III/5.9 Field visit to nearest LC gate and Calculation of census. 8
VI/2.2 Model room demonstrations of hand flags, lamp, banner III/6.6 Field visit to nearest bridge- Arch bridge, Girder bridges,
flags, detonators, etc. 2 PSC Bridges 16
TECHNICAL FILM/VIDEO CLIP/PHOTOGRAPHS /VIDEO CLIP IV/1.8 Field visit to welding site 8
II/2.6 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs - Glued Joint, block V/2.19 Field visit to
joint, etc. 6 a. Deep screening site.
II/2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs - Rail handling, Gang working/ track renewal site 16
Drilling of holes, Chamfering of holes, Unloading of Rails V/3.4 Field visit to STM depot 8
by EUR 2 V/3.13 Field Visit to Track machine site
III/2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs pertaining to the a. Tamping Machine
laying of turnouts. 4 b. BCM & DGS 16
III/5.10 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs pertaining to LC V/3.14 Field visit for track laying on any important construction
gate, safe operation & precautions. 2 project (DFCCIL/RVNL/IRCON/RLY) to see use of latest
III/7.2 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on tunnel machines for track laying. 8
construction/ inspection. 4 V/4.5 Field visit to re-conditioning depot / reconditioning work site 8
IV/1.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on AT welding, VI/5.4 Field Visit: Calculating length of diversions, marking of
FBW Welding 2 layout infield 4
IV/3.14 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on LWR track HANDS ON
including de-stressing, fracture repair, buckling, etc. 2 II/4.2 Hands on- toe load measurement of ERC. 4
IV/4.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs showing USFD III/3.6 Hands on for layout calculations using Computer software. 8
testing, flaw pattern, etc. 2 IV/4.8 Hands on USFD Testing. 8
V/2.7 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on gang working, V/3.12 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value
track maintenance. 2 marking on sleepers. 4
V/3.3 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on working of STM. 2 TUTORIAL
V/3.11 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs on working of II/3.5 Tutorial on RDSO drawing no. for different types of PSC
different track machines 4 sleepers as mentioned in item II/1.3. 6
V/4.4 Technical Film/Video clip/Photographs of reconditioning of II/5.7 Tutorial on calculation of ballast quantity for a particular
switches &xing 2 worksite 4

Details of Model Room, Technical Film, Field Visits, Hands On, Tutorials
S. No. TUTORIAL PERIODS S. No. TUTORIAL PERIODS
III/1.5 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 6 V/3.10 Tutorial on working out/drawing of fixing of various boards
III/2.4 Tutorial for preparation of sketch of various turnouts/ on track renewal site. 4
crossovers and special layouts. 8 VI/1.4 Tutorial on: Working of Push Trolley, Lorry& motor Trolley,
III/4.5 Tutorial on different track structure/ layouts in yards 4 Material train, Rail Dolly and their protection arrangement 4
III/5.6 Tutorial on Census at L- xing. 1 VI/3.5 Tutorial on preparation of patrol chart 4
IV/2.3 Tutorial on- Gap survey & adjustment of gap 4 VI/5.3 Tutorial on calculation of layout for diversion 2
IV/3.6 Tutorial on De-stressing using rail tensor. 2
IV/3.15 Tutorial on provisions of LWR manual. 6

INDUCTION PH-II COURSE (SSE / JE PWAY) (T-1 b)
Annexure T-1 (b)

PART IX-CURVES 1.4 Hands on: use of Theodolite/Total station including setting out of
1 HORIZONTAL CURVES 40 curve. 4
1.1 Types of curves, Degree of curve, Relation between degree & 1.5 Field visit on curve setting by Theodolite/Total station along with
Radius, Chord and Versine, Standard chords for measuring downloading of data. 4
Versine. 2 PART XI- TRACK RENEWALS 42
1.2 Tutorial on- Record in SE/P.Way's curve register, checking of 1.1 Scope and criteria for Complete track renewals (CTR), Through
Versines of Turn-in and Turnout curves. 6 rail renewals (TRR), Through Sleeper renewals (TSR), Through
1.3 Super elevation / equilibrium cant, Maximum cant for normal and fitting renewal (TFR) and through ballast renewal (TBR), Through
high speed trains, Cant deficiency and cant excess, Formula for bridge timber renewal (TBTR), Through turnout renewal (TTR),
safe speed on curves, Equilibrium speed, Calculation of cant to Through weld renewal (TWR). 6
be provided and permissible speed, Transition length, Maximum 1.2 Casual renewals of rails, sleepers, fastenings etc. 2
cant gradient, Rates of running out of cant and cant deficiency, 1.3 Methods of renewals: Planning for track renewal work including
grade compensation. 6 material planning, requirement of tools and plants, track
1.4 Tutorial on Design of curve based on 1.3 above. 4 machines, traffic blocks and speed restrictions. New Track
1.5 Miscellaneous - Running out cant on transitioned curves, laying Laying Standards, Protection of site – safety precautions during work. 4
of rails on curves, Mid stagger joints on sharp curves, Rail posts 1.4 Project report for Track Renewal works – IRPWM Para 309 2
and Curve boards (IRPWM Para 409), Lubrication of outer Rails 1.5 Careful handling of materials, Speed restrictions and post
on curves, Check rails on sharp curves. 8 relaying attention, 4
1.6 Widening of gauge on curves, Extra clearance on curves, 1.6 Release material handling: Picking of released materials,
Minimum length of straight between Reverse Curves. 4 Classification & disposal. Handing over & taking over of assets
1.7 Curves with similar and contrary flexure, Calculation of cant to be between construction & open lines. 8
provided and permissible speed, Curve with X-over and diamonds 6 1.7 Mechanized track renewals - Relaying with PQRS/Track relaying
1.8 Tutorial on design of curve based on 1.7 above. 4 train (TRT), Relaying of turnout with T-28. 8
2 VERTICAL CURVES 5 1.8 Field visit to track renewal site, mechanized relaying (PQRS/TRT). 8
2.1 Need for vertical curve. 1 PART XII- TRACK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TMS) 32
2.2 Tutorial on working out geometry of vertical curve. 4 1.1 Introduction to IRICEN Website and assessing the various
3 REALIGNMENT OF CURVES 34 publications and knowledge bank, Introduction to various
3.1 Re-alignment of curves, String lining of curves, Need for curve modules of IRCEP , TMS- Purpose & Advantage
adjustment, 2 TMS- Asset Creation including Hands-on (Rail, Joints, Welds,
3.2 Criteria for curve realignment. 2 Sleepers and Fastenings, SEJ, LWR, P&C, Curve & LC). 8
3.3 Field visit: for measurement of curve and to decide whether curve 1.2 Generation of various Report and Registers, Track Diagram. 4
realignment is required. 12 1.3 Asset change module (Rail, sleeper, ballast, LC & P&C etc. 4
3.4 Calculations of slews by second summation method. 8 1.4 Fracture Entry, USFD entry & Weld/Rail fracture reports. 4
3.5 Steps involved in curve realignment 2 1.5 Store Module. 8
3.6 Curve realignment – working out slews using software. 4 1.6 Misc Module. 4
3.7 Hands on curve realignment – working out slews (Manual method). 4 PART XIII- TRACK RECORDING & MONITORING 32
PART X- SURVEYING 18 1.1 Track Parameters for track monitoring including Various Track
1.1 Concept of survey and modern surveying instruments. 2 Tolerances. 6
1.2 Introduction of total station (concept, uses and equipment). 2 1.2 Method of Inspection: Push trolley, Motor trolley, Foot inspection,
1.3 Curve setting by Theodolite/Total Station. 6 Engine & Rear van Inspection, TRRC, Oscillograph car, OMS,
SPURT Car 6

Annexure T-1 (b) contd.....

1.3 Frequency of inspection with various track recording modes 1.1 Procuring of office stationary and stores, Procuring of P. Way
(TRC, OMS, Oscillograph car), 4 stores for maintenance and for special works, Classification of
1.4 Action to be taken based on various inspection including Track stores, Accountal of stores, DS- 8 note, RE-9B, Material
Recording results & based on TMS Reports. 8 Transacation Order, Adjustment Memo, Stock verification reports,
1.5 Field visit for verification and defect identification of TRC data. 8 Disposal of Scrap & surplus stores, Overhauling of stores,
PART XIV- ACCIDENTS & DISASTER MANAGEMENT 46 Numerical ledgers & inventory control. 4
1.1 Duties of JE/ SSE /P. Way in disaster management. 1 1.2 Classification of stores, Stock verification, Stock sheet,
1.2 Classification of accidents. 1 Submission of Returns, Inventory control, Maintenance of DMTR
1.3 Responsibility of P.Way staff on sounding of hooters, action to be and Ledgers, Submission of Store returns in time, Materials at
taken on reaching accident site: First aid, Preservation of clues, site register, Imprest Store, T&P Store. 4
Assessment of men and materials for restoration, Recording site 1.3 Functioning of Divisional Stores Depots and Track Depot,
and track particulars, Preparation of a sketch, Preparation of joint Requirement of materials for casual renewal and sanctioned
note, Expeditious restoration. 4 renewals, Working out list for track materials, Proper care &
1.4 Drivers reports on bad riding and action to be taken 1 upkeep of store, Environmental management/ improvement of
1.5 Breaches & its types, Prevention & action during breach, Action store & depot including cleanliness, hygiene, afforestation, rain
with regard to Railway Affecting tanks. Engg. material in ART. 2 water harvesting, energy conservation etc. 4
1.6 Rail wheel interaction- theory. 4 1.4 Field Visit to Divisional Pway Store 4
1.7 Rolling stock- general defects. 3 1.5 Account /Audit Inspection 2
1.8 Coaching stock (ICF & LHB) 2 2 PERSONNEL 31
1.9 Goods stock 2 2.1 Muster, Pay sheet, VIIth Pay commission pay levels, Allowances. 1
1.10 Loco stock 2 2.2 Wage period, Bill preparation, Filling up of TA & OT Journals 1
1.11 Engineering stock 1 2.3 Passes and leave Rules 3
1.12 Accident case studies 2 2.4 Medical Assistance and Medical Examination Rules 1
1.13 Accident manual and disaster management. 2 2.5 Establishment Records in SSE/ JE P Way office 1
1.14 Accident proforma and diagram. 1 2.6 Trade Test; Other channels of promotions 2
1.15 Field visits: Coaching stock (ICF & LHB) 4 2.7 Settlement:- PF, Pension, Gratuity, Leave Encashment; Filling up
1.16 Field visits: loco stock (diesel/ electric) 4 of Pension Booklet 2
1.17 Field visits: goods stock (CASNUB bogies) 4 2.8 Welfare Schemes & SBF 2
1.18 Tutorial on sketch preparation of accident site. 2 2.9 Industrial Relations:-Unions & Associations, PNM, JCM 2
1.19 Filling of accident proforma by trainees during field visit, preferably 2.10 Railway Services (Conduct) Rules, D&A Rules 4
coaching stock. 4 2.11 Categories of staff under Hours of Employment Regulations 1
PART XV- LAND MANAGEMENT 9 2.12 Labour Laws- overview; Display of Statutory Notices, Inspection by
1.1 Land acquisition, 2 Labour Enforcement Officer 1
1.2 Demarcation of land boundaries and maintenance of land registers 2 2.13 Payment of Wages Act, Minimum Wages Act, Contract Labour Act 2
1.3 Licensing/leasing, Way Leave Facility, NOC to Private Party/ 2.14 Workmen’s Compensation Act, Action in case of injury/death on
Builder for building near Railway Boundary 2 duty, Ex- Gratia Payment. 2
1.4 Relinquishment of railway land, 1 2.15 RTI Act- Important provisions 2
1.5 Type of encroachments and PPE Act. 2 2.16 Police jurisdiction and security of railway materials: IRWM-
PART XVI- OFFICE & STORES Chapter- XI
1 STORES 18 2.16.1 General, Police jurisdiction, Lodging of complaints, cooperation
with government railway police, 2

Annexure T-1 (b) contd.....

2.16.2 Cognizable offences , Non-cognizable offences , Powers of arrest signals, Detonating signal flare signal, Defective fixed signal,
by railway staff, Warrants against railway staff , Action by railway Rules for passing defective signals, 4
staff in cases of attempted sabotage, Answering of court summons, 1 PART XIX- COMPUTER 8
2.16.3 Prevention of trespass, Disposal of human bodies found run over, 1.1 Hands on : MS- Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Search Engines,
Disposal of cattle found dead on the line, Proforma for lodging FIR. Email 8
miscellaneous 1 PART XX - STUDY TOUR 16
3 RAJBHASHA 2 PART XXI- MISCELLANEOUS 30
3.1 Directives in use of Raj Bhasha in day-to-day working. 2 1.1 FIRSTAID: A lecture on health Awareness by Railway doctor may
PART XVII- CONTRACT MANAGEMENT 21 be organized. Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box.
1.1 Introduction to Tender, Contract, agreement. Different Types & Training and demonstration on first aid to be given to injured
forms of Contract, Introduction to e-tendering & Service contracts. 4 having bone fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying
1.2 Tender documents, process for Tender finalization, Earnest injured staff in absence of stretcher. 2
money, Security deposit, Performance guarantee. 1.2 Ethics & integrity. 2
Tender committee, General Condition of Contract (works contract 1.3 Communication skills. 2
& service contract) & Special Condition of Contract, SOR for P. Way 1.4 Disaster Management including fire safety. 4
works, Quality control measures at site, 4 1.5 Preventive vigilance. 4
1.3 Various registers to be maintained for progress, Quality, 1.6 Reporting/ introduction/ valedictory/ examination/ Viva-Voce, etc. 16
Safety of contractors persons, Safety measures at work site, 2 Total (2 month= 2 x 25 days x 8 pds = 400 periods of 45mins
1.4 Accountal of new and Released material, Issue and receipt from each) 400
contractors, Important points from vigilance angle, 2
1.5 Preparation of Contractor’s On-Account/Running & Final Bills,
SUMMARY
Material Statements, Maintenance Period, Warranty/guarantee
clauses, release of security deposit. 2 1. CLASSROOM LECTURE 284
2. MODEL ROOM 2
1.6 Time extensions to date of completion of contract, Variations in
3. TECHNICAL FILM NIL
Contract Quantities and Subsidiary Agreement, 1
4. FIELD VISIT/STUDY TOUR 48
1.7 Supervision of contractual works, Common ignorance. Dos &
Don’ts for contract matters 4 5. TUTORIALS 20
6. HANDS ON 16
1.8 Duties towards payment to contractor’s labour and maintenance
of records as per labour laws 2 7. MISCELLANEOUS 30
Grand Total 400
PART XVIII- TRANSPORTATION-I (G& SR) 16
1.1 Various systems of working, Essentials of Absolute & Automatic
block system. 4
1.2 Model room: Traffic Model room 2
1.3 Classification of stations, Simple layouts & condition for granting
permission to approach, single line working on double line,
Reception of train on blocked line and starting from non-signaled
line, All Communication Failure(ACF), Interlocking, Recovery Time 4
1.4 Important definitions, General & Subsidiary Rules applying to
Railway servants 2
1.5 Signals, General provisions, Description of fixed signals, Hand

Annexure T-1 (b)
DETAILS OF MODEL ROOM, TECHNICAL FILM, FIELD VISITS, HANDS ON, TUTORIALS
S. No. FIELD VISIT PERIODS S. No. HANDS ON PERIODS

IX/3.3 Field visit for measurement of curve and to decide IX/3.7 Hands on: Curve realignment – working out slews. 4
whether curve realignment is required. 12 X/1.4 Hands on: Use of total station including setting out structure. 4
X/1.5 Field visit on curve setting by total station alongwith XIX/1.1 Hands on : MS- Office: Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint,
downloading of data. 4 Search Engines, Email 8
XI/1.8 Field visit to track renewal site, mechanized relaying Tutorial
(PQRS/TRT). 8 IX/1.2 Tutorial on- Record in SE/P.Way's curve register checking
XIII/1.5 Field visit for verification and defect identification of TRC of alignment after derailments and for turn in and turnout
data. 8 curves. 6
XIV/1.15 Field visits: Coaching stock (ICF & LHB) 4 IX/1.4 Tutorial on- Design of curve based on IX/1.3. 4
XIV/1.16 Field visits: loco stock (diesel/ electric) 4 IX/1.8 Tutorial on- Design of curve based on IX/1.4. 4
XIV/1.17 Field visits: goods stock (CASNUB bogies) 4 IX/2.2 Tutorial on- Working out geometry of vertical curve. 4
XVI/1.4 Field Visit to divisional Pway store 4 XIV/1.18 Tutorial on- Sketch preparation of accident site. 2
Model Room
XVIII/1.2 Model room: Traffic Model room 2

INDUCTION PH-III POSTING EXAM MOUDEL (SSE / JE PWAY) (T-1c)
DURATION OF COURSE: 2 Weeks
Annexure T-1 (c)

TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS DURATION
1 Classroom discussion for revision of entire course and
doubt clearance. 1 Week
2 Preparation of Exam and submission of diary/notes
recorded during trainings and viva-voice and written exam 1 week
Total 2 weeks
SN EXAM DETAIL Marks

1 Written exam for phase 1&2 (100 marks each) to be
conducted at the end of each phase (2x100 marks) 200
2 Interview after filed training each phase (50 marks)
including daily diary maintained at Open line and
Construction training (2 x 50 marks). 100
3 Posting Exam- 2 papers 75 marks each (2x75 marks) 200
Final Viva-voce, interview after complete training (50 marks)
Total 500

PROMOTION COURSE (SSE / PWAY) (T-2)
DURATION OF COURSE: 17 DAYS

PART I- TRACK COMPONENTS 2.3 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 1
1 RAILS & JOINTS 3 3 CROSSOVERS 5
1.1 Instruction for handling of rails, Precaution during EUR unloading, 3.1 Calculation for laying cross over, Cross over between straight
|Colour coding of Rails. 1 parallel tracks with same & different no. of crossings. 1
1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs- Rail handling, Unloading 3.2 Cross over between curved parallel tracks, Cross over between
of Rails from EUR, Rail Grinding including profile measurement 2 inclined tracks. 1
2 SLEEPERS & FASTENINGS 2 3.3 Scissors X-over, Definition and description of components and
2.1 Concrete sleepers: Mono-block PSC Sleepers, Special sleepers parts, Standard layouts, Methods of assembly, Main dimensions
for L xings, turnout, SEJ, bridges approach, Slack gauge sleepers for setting out. 1
for curves (>40), special curve for sharp curve(>80), wider sleeper, 3.4 Hands on to Computer software for layout calculation 2
Sleeper Density on different routes 1 4 LEVEL CROSSINGS 2
2.2 Elastic Fastenings: 4.1 Level crossings: Classification, Types, Equipments at LC,
Malleable cast iron inserts knowledge of rules of Gatemen, Competency, Medical, Refresher,
Elastic Rail Clips: Various types – ERC mark III, mark V, zero toe Statutory provisions of Railway Act on LC. GWR, Protection
load, GJ clip. Toe load measurement of ERC, Criteria for ERC diagram, Sliding boom operation, Census at L- xing. 1
renewal. 4.2 Inspection of L-xing, Speed breakers, Road sign Boards,
Rubber pads: Different types. Provision of new LC, Manning, De- manning, interlocking and
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination replacement with ROB, closure, shifting and replacement with
liners LHS/ RUBs , Elimination of LC. 1
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 1 5 BRIDGES & TRACK STRUCTURE ON BRIDGES 4
3 BALLAST 4 5.1 Bridges: Classification, Types, Track Structure on girder Bridges,
3.1 Ballast sections on different routes for straights and curves on ballasted decks, arch bridges, provision of guard rails, re-railing
single/double lines, On different gauges for fish plated track, SWR ramps. 1
and LWR, Sections for branch lines, Loop and sidings. 1 5.2 Laying & Maintenance of steel channel sleeper & H beam sleeper,
3.2 Specification for track ballast, Measurement, Sampling & Testing composite sleeper, Introduction to RH girder & CC cribs. 1
of ballast 2 5.3 Inspection& maintenance of bridge, Numerical Rating System. 2
3.3 Ballast depot, Training out ballast, DMT operation 1 PART III- CURVES
PART II- TRACK STRUCTURE 1 CONCEPT OF CURVES 4
1 TURNOUTS - INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Types of curves, Radius & Degree of curve, Relation between
1.1 Different types of turnouts : 1 in 8.5 , 1 in 12 & 1 in 16 degree & Radius, Curve indication boards & Rail posts. 1
Different types of switches – straight switches, Curved switches, 1.2 Super elevation / equilibrium cant, Maximum cant for normal and
Thick web switches, Derailing switches, Symmetrical Split. high speed trains, Cant deficiency and cant excess, Formula for
Different types of crossings - ordinary built-up and CMS crossings, safe speed on curves, Equilibrium speed, Calculation of cant to
Swing Nose Crossing, Gapless/Machine joint. be provided and permissible speed, Transition length, Maximum
Spring points. 1 cant gradient, Rates of running out of cant and cant deficiency,
2 TURNOUTS - ASSEMBLY & LAYING 4 grade compensation. 1
2.1 Laying, Inspection& Maintenance of fan shaped turnouts, Spring 1.3 Miscellaneous - Running out cant on transitioned curves, laying
setting device, Maintenance of turn in curves. 2 of rails on curves, Mid stagger joints on sharp curves, Lubrication
2.2 Speed Potential of Turnouts, Permissible Speed on Turnouts, and on curves, check rails on sharp curves, Widening of gauge on
Strengthening of loop lines for 30kmph/ 50kmph. 1 curves, Extra clearance on curves, minimum length of straight
between reverse curves. 2

T-2 contd.....

2 REALIGNMENT OF CURVES 5 and probes used, calibration and sensitivity checking, limitations of
2.1 Criteria for Re-alignment of curves, String lining of curves. 1 USFD, USFD Flaw /defect, Marking of defects.
2.2 Hands on Curve Realignment using Computer software. 4 Action to be taken for different Rail/Weld USFD flaws.
PART IV- WELDED RAILS SPURT Car, Recent developments in USFD. 4
1 WELDING OF RAILS 4 4.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs showing USFD testing,
1.1 SKV, Wider gap Welding, compressed air preheating, 3 piece flaw pattern, etc. 2
mould AT welding technique, New development in AT-weld. 1 4.4 Hands on USFD Testing. 4
1.2 Precautions during AT welding, Tolerances for finished AT welds PART V - INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF P.WAY
and painting of weld collar. 1 INSPECTION AND DUTIES 3
Competency & Training requirement of Welders/Supervisors, 1.1 Duties of JE/ SSE /P. Way,
Selection of Rails for Welding. 1 Duties of Track maintainer, Keyman, Mate. 1
1.3 Flash Butt welding, Testing of FBW welds, Mobile flash-butt 1.2 Inspection schedule of JE/P.Way/SSE/P.WAY (sectional/ Incharge) 1
welding planning & executing of TWR with MOBILE FBW PLANT 1.3 Pway inspection kit and its demonstration 1
including tender schedule, specifications & conditions. 1 2 MAINTENANCE OF TRACK 3
1.4 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on AT welding, FBW 2.1 Annual Programme for regular Track maintenance, Through
Welding 1 packing, Overhauling, Picking of slacks, Lifting and Lowering
2 SHORT WELDED RAILS (SWR) 1 of track, Deep screening of ballast, importance of track drainage.
2.1 Track Structure for SWR, Maintenance of SWR. 1 Inspection of cutting, Removal of loose boulders 1
3 LONG WELDED RAILS (LWR) 10 2.2 Record of Gang work, Gang chart/diary, Keyman's diary, Mate's
3.1 Theory & concept of LWR. 1 diary, Record of work of Artisans and other workmen, Half yearly
3.2 Permitted locations for laying, Track Structure, Laying of LWR. 1 reports on conditions of permanent way, PWI's Section Register,
3.3 Different types of SEJ- laying, inspection & maintenance and P. Way plans and diagrams 1
lubrication. 1 2.3 Lubrication of joints and lubrication of rails in straight on work
3.4 De-stressing: Criteria for De-stressing, method of De-stressing spot and on curves, maintenance of rail joints, lubrication on
without tensor/ with rail tensors. 1 switches, lead rails 1
3.5 Repairs of Rail fracture. 1 3 MECHANIZED MAINTENANCE 12
3.6 Repairs of buckling. 1 3.1 3 tiers system of track maintenance, Working of MMUs 1
3.7 Regular track maintenance operations on LWR, Cold & hot 3.2 Small track machines: types, use in maintenance, spot attention
weather patrolling 1 with off track tampers , Troubleshooting and system of repairs & mainte-
3.8 Special track maintenance on LWR 1 nance, procurement, Recent development in light weight
3.9 Inspection of LWR and remedial actions for correction of gaps at Small Track Machines 1
SEJ, Hysteresis loop. 1 3.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of STM. 1
3.10 Competency level to carry out various works in LWR track, Dos 3.4 Introduction to different types of track machines viz. Duomatic,
& Don’ts. 1 CSM, tamping express, DTS, Unimat, BRM, FRM, BCM etc. 1
4 USFD TESTING 12 3.5 Pre-requisites to tamping and other machine working, Pre & Post
4.1 Rail/Weld Failure – Reporting, codification, preservation of tamping attentions and attentions during tamping. 1
Rail/weld piece for M&C testing 2 3.6 Working principles of tamping machine - 3 point & 4 point lining
4.2 USFD: Ultrasonic flaw detection, fundamentals of ultrasonic including ALC, DRP, CWS, CMS 2
waves, defect detection, need based concept of USFD, frequency 3.7 Working rules for Track Machines 1
of testing, brief description of various types of USFD machines 3.8 Deep screening of ballast with BCM machine. 1

T-2 contd.....
TOPIC TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS

TOPIC DETAILS PDS PDS
3.9 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of different 4.2 Patrol charts, Patrol books and equipments, selection and duties
track machines 1 of Patrolmen. 1
3.10 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value marking 5 CRS SANCTION & SCHEDULE OF DIMENSIONS 2
on sleepers. 2 5.1 Works requiring CRS sanction, Procedure for getting CRS
4 RECONDITIONING OF MATERIALS AND TOOLS 2 sanction, Movement of ODC. 1
4.1 Reconditioning of worn out crossings and switches, type of 5.2 Various schedules of dimensions related to P. Way 1
electrodes, RDSO approved vendors, Translamatic Robotic 6 COORDINATION ASPECT WITH S&T AND ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT 2
Welding- planning, execution including schedule, conditions& 6.1 Coordination Aspect with S&T Department: Working in track
specifications. 2 circuited areas - maintenance of track circuited sections, use of
5 TRACK RECORDING & MONITORING 3 insulated trolleys, maintenance of insulated joints, glued joints.
5.1 Track Monitoring: Track Recording Cum Research Car (TRRC), Felling/Cutting/pruning of trees obstructing view of signal 1
Oscillograph car, OMS, 2 6.2 Coordination Aspect with Electrical Department: Maintenance in
5.2 Riding quality, Track Quality Index(TQI), Track geometry, various electrified areas: Felling/Cutting/pruning of trees very close to OHE 1
track tolerances 1 7 PERSONNEL SAFETY- DOS & DON’TS WHILE WORKING NEAR TRACK 1
PART VI- TRACK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TMS) 7 PART VIII- TRACK RENEWALS 3
1.1 Introduction to IRICEN Website and assessing the various 1.1 Scope &Criteria for Complete track renewals(CTR), Through rail
publications and knowledge bank, Introduction to various renewals(TRR), Through Sleeper renewals(TSR), Through fitting
modules of IRCEP , Introduction to TMS, Purpose, Advantage renewal(TFR) and Through ballast renewal(TBR), Through Bridge
Hands On: Generation of various Report and Registers, Track Timber Renewal(TBTR), Through Turnout Renewal(TTR),
Diagram. 2 Through Weld Renewal(TWR) 2
1.2 Hands On: Fracture Entry, USFD entry &Rail/Weld failure reports, 1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs: Relaying with PQRS
Miscellaneous Module. 2 equipment, Track relaying train, Relaying of turnout with T-28. 1
1.3 Hands On: Store Module. 3 PART IX- TRANSPORTATION (G& SR) 3
PART VII- SAFETY 1.1 Various systems of working, Essentials of absolute & automatic
1 ACCIDENTS 2 block system, important definitions, General & subsidiary rules
1.1 Accident manual, Accident proforma, Preparation of joint note. 2 applying to Railway servants, Working of Track machines 2
2 TROLLEY/LORRY/DOLLY WORKING 1 1.2 Classification of stations, Simple layouts & condition for granting
2.1 Working of Push Trolley, Lorry & motor Trolley, Rail dolly, permission to approach, single line working on double line,
Competency Certificate. Reception of train on blocked line and starting from
3 PROTECTION, RESTRICTIONS & INDICATIONS 2 non-signaled line, 1
3.1 Safety at Work site, Hand signals in day and night, Hand flags, PART X- LAND MANAGEMENT 2
Hand lamps, Banner flags, Detonators, life of detonators, testing 1.1 Demarcation of land boundaries & maintenance of land registers,
of detonators, fog signals, Licensing/leasing, way- leave facility, NOC to private buildings
Engineering Indicator Boards, Works of short and long duration, Protec- near railway boundary. 1
tion during emergency Caution order. 1.2 Type of encroachments and PPE Act. 1
Protection arrangement during traffic block/road vehicle working PART XI- OFFICE & STORES 6
adjacent to track/during poor visibility 2 1.1 Procuring of office stationary and stores, Procuring of P. Way
4 PATROLLING 2 stores for maintenance and for special works, Classification of
4.1 Kinds of patrolling i.e. Key men’s daily patrol, Gang patrol, Monsoon stores, Accountal of stores, DS- 8 note, RE-9B, Material
Patrolling, security, Patrolling, Stationary Watchman at vulnerable Transaction Order, adjustment memo, Stock verification reports,
points, Weather warnings, Single and double frequency patrolling, 1 Disposal of scrap & surplus stores, Overhauling of stores,

T-2 contd.....
TOPIC SUMMARY
TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 CLASSROOM LECTURES 96
Numerical ledgers & inventory control, Environmental management/ 2 TECHNICAL FILM/VIDEO CLIP/PHOTOGRAPHS 8
improvement of store & depot including cleanliness, hygiene, 3 TUTORIALS 1
afforestation, rain water harvesting, energy conservation etc. 2 4 HANDS ON 23
1.2 Classification of stores, Stock verification, Stock sheet, 5 MISCELLANEOUS 8
Submission of returns, Inventory control, Maintenance of DMTR GRAND TOTAL 136
and ledgers, Submission of store returns in time, Materials at site
register, Imprest Store, T&P Store. 2
1.3 Preventive Vigilance 1
1.4 Police jurisdiction and security of railway materials: IRWM-
Chapter- XI 1
2 PERSONNEL 4
2.1 Passes and leave Rule, D&A Rules 1
2.2 Establishment Records in SSE/ JE P Way office, Settlement:- PF,
Pension, Gratuity, Leave Encashment; Filling up of Pension
Booklet, Welfare Schemes & SBF 1
2.3 Industrial Relations:-Unions & Associations, PNM, JCM 1
2.4 Workmen's Compensation Act, Action in case of injury on duty,
Ex- Gratia Payment, Hours of Employment Regulations Act, RTI Act. 1
3 RAJBHASHA 1
3.1 Directives in use of Raj-Bhasha in day-to-day working. 1
PART XIII- CONTRACT MANAGEMENT 3
1.1 Introduction to, tender & contracts, Introduction to e-tendering &
service contracts different Types & forms of contract, GCC & SCC,
SOR for P. Way works, Earnest money, Security deposit. 1
1.2 Various registers to be maintained for progress, Quality. 1
1.3 Preparation of Contractor's On-Account/Running & Final Bills,
clauses, release of security deposit, Time extensions to date of
completion of contract& Subsidiary Agreement 1
PART XIV- COMPUTER & THEIR USAGE 4
1.1 Hands On: MS- Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Email, Search
Engines 4
PART XV - MISCELLANEOUS 8
1.1 Ethics & integrity 1
1.2 Disaster Management including Fire Safety 1
1.3 Reporting/ Introduction/ Valedictory/ Examination/ Viva-Voce, etc. 6
Total (17 days x 8 pds = 136 periods of 45 mins each) 136

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Details of Technical Film, Hands On, Tutorials
S. No. TECHNICAL FILM/VIDEO CLIPS/PHOTOGRAPHS PERIODS S. No. HANDS ON PERIODS

I/1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs- Rail handling, II/3.4 Hands on to Computer software for layout calculation 2
Unloading of Rails from EUR, Rail Grinding including III/2.2 Hands on to Computer software for curve realignment
profile measurement 2 calculations. 4
IV/1.4 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on AT welding, IV/4.4 Hands on USFD Testing. 4
FBW Welding 1 V/3.10 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value
IV/4.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs showing USFD marking on sleepers. 2
testing, flaw pattern, etc. 2 VI/1.1 Hands On: Generation of various Report and Registers,
V/3.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of STM. 1 Track Diagram. 2
V/3.9 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of VI/1.2 Hands On: Fracture Entry, USFD entry & Weld & fracture
different track machines 1 reports/Miscellaneous Module. 2
1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs: Relaying with VI/1.3 Hands On: Store Module. 3
PQRS equipment, Track relaying train, Relaying of turnout XIV/1.1 Hands On: MS- Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint 4
with T-28, 1 TUTORIAL
II/2.3 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 1

REFRESHER COURSE (SSE / JE PWAY)(T-3)
DURATION: 17 DAYS

PART I- TRACK COMPONENTS 2.3 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 1
1 RAILS & JOINTS 3 3 CROSSOVERS 5
1.1 Instruction for handling of rails, Precaution during EUR unloading, 3.1 Calculation for laying cross over, Cross over between straight
Colour coding of Rails. 1 parallel tracks with same & different no. of crossings. 1
1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs- Rail handling, Unloading 3.2 Cross over between curved parallel tracks, Cross over between
of Rails from EUR, Rail Grinding including profile measurement 2 inclined tracks. 1
2 SLEEPERS & FASTENINGS 2 3.3 Scissors X-over, Definition and description of components and
2.1 Concrete sleepers: Mono-block PSC Sleepers, Special sleepers parts, Standard layouts, Methods of assembly, Main dimensions
for L xings, turnout, SEJ, bridges approach, Slack gauge sleepers for setting out. 1
for curves (>40), special curve for sharp curve(>80), wider sleeper, 3.4 Hands on to Computer software for layout calculation 2
Sleeper Density on different routes 1 4 LEVEL CROSSINGS 2
2.2 Elastic Fastenings: 4.1 Level crossings: Classification, Types, Equipments at LC,
Malleable cast iron inserts knowledge of rules of Gatemen, Competency, Medical, Refresher,
Elastic Rail Clips: Various types – ERC mark III, mark V, zero toe Statutory provisions of Railway Act on LC. GWR, Protection
load, GJ clip. Toe load measurement of ERC, Criteria for ERC diagram, Sliding boom operation, Census at L- xing. 1
renewal. 4.2 Inspection of L-xing, Speed breakers, Road sign Boards,
Rubber pads: Different types. Provision of new LC, Manning, De- manning, interlocking and
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination replacement with ROB, closure, shifting and replacement with
liners LHS/ RUBs , Elimination of LC. 1
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 1 5 BRIDGES & TRACK STRUCTURE ON BRIDGES 4
3 BALLAST 4 5.1 Bridges: Classification, Types, Track Structure on girder Bridges,
3.1 Ballast sections on different routes for straights and curves on ballasted decks, arch bridges, provision of guard rails, re-railing
single/double lines, On different gauges for fish plated track, ramps. 1
SWR and LWR, Sections for branch lines, Loop and sidings. 1 5.2 Laying & Maintenance of steel channel sleeper & H beam
3.2 Specification for track ballast, Measurement, Sampling & Testing sleeper, composite sleeper, Introduction to RH girder & CC cribs. 1
of ballast 2 5.3 Inspection& maintenance of bridge, Numerical Rating System. 2
3.3 Ballast depot, Training out ballast, DMT operation 1 PART III- CURVES
PART II- TRACK STRUCTURE 1 CONCEPT OF CURVES 4
1 TURNOUTS - INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Types of curves, Radius & Degree of curve, Relation between
1.1 Different types of turnouts : 1 in 8.5 , 1 in 12 & 1 in 16 degree & Radius, Curve indication boards &Rail posts. 1
Different types of switches – straight switches, Curved switches, 1.2 Super elevation / equilibrium cant, Maximum cant for normal and
Thick web switches, Derailing switches, Symmetrical Split. high speed trains, Cant deficiency and cant excess, Formula for
Different types of crossings - ordinary built-up and CMS crossings, safe speed on curves, Equilibrium speed, Calculation of cant to
Swing Nose Crossing, Gapless/Machine joint. be provided and permissible speed, Transition length, Maximum
Spring points. 1 cant gradient, Rates of running out of cant and cant deficiency,
2 TURNOUTS - ASSEMBLY & LAYING 4 grade compensation. 1
2.1 Laying, Inspection& Maintenance of fan shaped turnouts, Spring 1.3 Miscellaneous - Running out cant on transitioned curves, laying
setting device, Maintenance of turn in curves. 2 of rails on curves, Mid stagger joints on sharp curves, Lubrication
2.2 Speed Potential of Turnouts, Permissible Speed on Turnouts, and on curves, check rails on sharp curves, Widening of gauge on
Strengthening of loop lines for 30kmph/ 50kmph. 1 curves, Extra clearance on curves, minimum length of straight
between reverse curves. 2

T-3 contd.....

2 REALIGNMENT OF CURVES 5 and probes used, calibration and sensitivity checking, limitations of
2.1 Criteria for Re-alignment of curves, String lining of curves. 1 USFD, USFD Flaw /defect, Marking of defects.
2.2 Hands on Curve Realignment using Computer software. 4 Action to be taken for different Rail/Weld USFD flaws.
PART IV- WELDED RAILS SPURT Car, Recent developments in USFD. 4
1 WELDING OF RAILS 4 4.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs showing USFD testing, flaw
1.1 SKV, Wider gap Welding, compressed air preheating, 3 piece pattern, etc. 2
mould AT welding technique, New development in AT-weld. 1 4.4 Hands on USFD Testing. 4
1.2 Precautions during AT welding, Tolerances for finished AT welds PART V - INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF P.WAY
and painting of weld collar. 1 INSPECTION AND DUTIES 3
Competency & Training requirement of Welders/Supervisors, 1.1 Duties of JE/ SSE /P. Way,
Selection of Rails for Welding. 1 Duties of Track maintainer, Keyman, Mate. 1
1.3 Flash Butt welding, Testing of FBW welds, Mobile flash-butt 1.2 Inspection schedule of JE/P.Way/SSE/P.WAY (sectional/ Incharge) 1
welding planning & executing of TWR with MOBILE FBW PLANT 1.3 Pway inspection kit and its demonstration 1
including tender schedule, specifications & conditions. 1 2 MAINTENANCE OF TRACK 3
1.4 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on AT welding, FBW 2.1 Annual Programme for regular Track maintenance, Through
Welding 1 packing, Overhauling, Picking of slacks, Lifting and Lowering of
2 SHORT WELDED RAILS (SWR) 1 track, Deep screening of ballast, importance of track drainage.
2.1 Track Structure for SWR, Maintenance of SWR. 1 Inspection of cutting, Removal of loose boulders 1
3 LONG WELDED RAILS (LWR) 10 2.2 Record of Gang work, Gang chart/diary, Keyman's diary, Mate's
3.1 Theory & concept of LWR. 1 diary, Record of work of Artisans and other workmen, Half yearly
3.2 Permitted locations for laying, Track Structure, Laying of LWR. 1 reports on conditions of permanent way, PWI's Section Register,
3.3 Different types of SEJ- laying, inspection & maintenance and P. Way plans and diagrams 1
lubrication. 1 2.3 Lubrication of joints and lubrication of rails in straight on work
3.4 De-stressing: Criteria for De-stressing, method of De-stressing spot and on curves, maintenance of rail joints, lubrication on
without tensor/ with rail tensors. 1 switches, lead rails 1
3.5 Repairs of Rail fracture. 1 3 MECHANIZED MAINTENANCE 12
3.6 Repairs of buckling. 1 3.1 3 tiers system of track maintenance, Working of MMUs 1
3.7 Regular track maintenance operations on LWR, Cold & hot 3.2 Small track machines: types, use in maintenance, spot attention
weather patrolling 1 with off track tampers , Troubleshooting and system of repairs &
3.8 Special track maintenance on LWR 1 maintenance, procurement, Recent development in light weight
3.9 Inspection of LWR and remedial actions for correction of gaps Small Track Machines 1
at SEJ, Hysteresis loop. 1 3.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of STM. 1
3.10 Competency level to carry out various works in LWR track, Dos & 3.4 Introduction to different types of track machines viz. Duomatic,
Don’ts. 1 CSM, tamping express, DTS, Unimat, BRM, FRM, BCM etc. 1
4 USFD Testing 12 3.5 Pre-requisites to tamping and other machine working, Pre & Post
4.1 Rail/Weld Failure – Reporting, codification, preservation of tamping attentions and attentions during tamping. 1
Rail/weld piece for M&C testing 2 3.6 Working principles of tamping machine - 3 point & 4 point lining
4.2 USFD: Ultrasonic flaw detection, fundamentals of ultrasonic including working of ALC, DRP, CWS, CMS 2
waves, defect detection, need based concept of USFD, frequency 3.7 Working rules for Track Machines (IRTMM Ch-IV para 4.5 to 4.10) 1
of testing, brief description of various types of USFD machines 3.8 Deep screening of ballast with BCM machine. 1

T-3 contd.....

3.9 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of different
vulnerable points, Weather warnings, Single and double
track machines 1
frequency patrolling, 1
3.10 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value marking
4.2 Patrol charts, Patrol books and equipments, selection and duties
on sleepers. 2
of Patrolmen. 1
4 RECONDITIONING OF MATERIALS AND TOOLS 2
5 CRS SANCTION & SCHEDULE OF DIMENSIONS 2
4.1 Reconditioning of worn out crossings and switches, type of
5.1 Works requiring CRS sanction, Procedure for getting CRS s
electrodes, RDSO approved vendors, Translamatic Robotic
anction, Movement of ODC. 1
Welding- planning, execution including schedule, conditions&
5.2 Various schedules of dimensions related to P. Way 1
specifications. 2
6 COORDINATION ASPECT WITH S&T AND ELECTRICAL
5 TRACK RECORDING & MONITORING 3
DEPARTMENT 2
5.1 Track Monitoring: Track Recording Cum Research Car (TRRC),
6.1 Coordination Aspect with S&T Department: Working in track
Oscillograph car, OMS, 2
circuited areas - maintenance of track circuited sections, use of
5.2 Riding quality, Track Quality Index(TQI), Track geometry, various
insulated trolleys, maintenance of insulated joints, glued joints.
track tolerances 1
Felling/Cutting/pruning of trees obstructing view of signal 1
PART VI- TRACK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TMS) 7
6.2 Coordination Aspect with Electrical Department: Maintenance in
1.1 Introduction to IRICEN Website and assessing the various
electrified areas: Felling/Cutting/pruning of trees very close to OHE 1
publications and knowledge bank, Introduction to various
7 Personnel Safety- Dos & Don’ts while working near track 1
modules of IRCEP , Introduction to TMS, Purpose, Advantage
PART VIII- TRACK RENEWALS 3
Hands On: Generation of various Report and Registers, Track
1.1 Scope &Criteria for Complete track renewals(CTR), Through rail
Diagram. 2
renewals(TRR), Through Sleeper renewals(TSR), Through fitting
1.2 Hands On: Fracture Entry, USFD entry &Rail/Weld failure reports,
renewal(TFR) and Through ballast renewal(TBR), Through Bridge
Miscellaneous Module. 2
Timber Renewal(TBTR), Through Turnout Renewal(TTR),
1.3 Hands On: Store Module. 3
Through Weld Renewal(TWR) 2
PART VII- SAFETY
1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs: Relaying with PQRS
1 ACCIDENTS 2
equipment, Track relaying train, Relaying of turnout with T-28. 1
1.1 Accident manual, Accident proforma, Preparation of joint note. 2
PART IX- TRANSPORTATION (G& SR) 3
2 TROLLEY/LORRY/DOLLY WORKING 1
1.1 Various systems of working, Essentials of absolute & automatic
2.1 Working of Push Trolley, Lorry & motor Trolley, Rail dolly,
block system, important definitions, General & subsidiary rules
Competency Certificate.
applying to Railway servants, Working of Track machines 2
3 PROTECTION, RESTRICTIONS & INDICATIONS 2
1.2 Classification of stations, Simple layouts & condition for granting
3.1 Safety at Work site, Hand signals in day and night, Hand flags,
permission to approach, single line working on double line,
Hand lamps, Banner flags, Detonators, life of detonators, testing
Reception of train on blocked line and starting from
of detonators, fog signals,
non-signaled line, 1
Engineering Indicator Boards, Works of short and long duration,
PART X- LAND MANAGEMENT 2
Protection during emergency Caution order.
1.1 Demarcation of land boundaries & maintenance of land registers,
Protection arrangement during traffic block/road vehicle working
Licensing/leasing, way- leave facility, NOC to private buildings
adjacent to track/during poor visibility 2
near railway boundary. 1
4 PATROLLING 2
1.2 Type of encroachments and PPE Act. 1
4.1 Kinds of patrolling i.e. Key men’s daily patrol, Gang patrol,
PART XI- OFFICE & STORES 6
Monsoon Patrolling, security, Patrolling, Stationary Watchman at
1.1 Procuring of office stationary and stores, Procuring of P. Way

T-3 contd.....
SUMMARY
TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 CLASSROOM LECTURES 96
stores for maintenance and for special works, Classification of 2 TECHNICAL FILM/VIDEO CLIP/PHOTOGRAPHS 8
stores, Accountal of stores, DS- 8 note, RE-9B, Material Transaction 3 TUTORIALS 1
Order, adjustment memo, Stock verification reports, Disposal of 4 HANDS ON 23
scrap & surplus stores, Overhauling of stores, Numerical ledgers & 5 MISCELLANEOUS 8
inventory control, Environmental management/ improvement of GRAND TOTAL 136
store & depot including cleanliness, hygiene, afforestation, rain water
harvesting, energy conservation etc. 2
1.2 Classification of stores, Stock verification, Stock sheet,
Submission of returns, Inventory control, Maintenance of DMTR
and ledgers, Submission of store returns in time, Materials at site
register, Imprest Store, T&P Store. 2
1.3 Preventive Vigilance 2
2 PERSONNEL 4
2.1 Passes and leave Rule, D&A Rules 1
2.2 Establishment Records in SSE/ JE P Way office, Settlement:- PF,
Pension, Gratuity, Leave Encashment; Filling up of Pension
Booklet, Welfare Schemes & SBF 1
2.3 Industrial Relations:-Unions & Associations, PNM, JCM 1
2.4 Workmen's Compensation Act, Action in case of injury on duty, Ex-
Gratia Payment, Hours of Employment Regulations Act, RTI Act. 1
3 RAJBHASHA 1
3.1 Directives in use of Raj-Bhasha in day-to-day working. 1
PART XIII- CONTRACT MANAGEMENT 3
1.1 Introduction to, tender & contracts, Introduction to e-tendering &
service contracts different Types & forms of contract, GCC & SCC,
SOR for P. Way works, Earnest money, Security deposit. 1
1.2 Various registers to be maintained for progress, Quality. 1
1.3 Preparation of Contractor's On-Account/Running & Final Bills,
clauses, release of security deposit, Time extensions to date of
completion of contract& Subsidiary Agreement 1
PART XIV- COMPUTER & THEIR USAGE 4
1.1 Hands On: MS- Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Email, Search Engines 4
PART XV - MISCELLANEOUS 8
1.1 Ethics & integrity 1
1.2 Disaster Management including Fire Safety 1
1.3 Reporting/ introduction/ valedictory/ examination/ viva-voce, etc 6
Total (17 days = 17 x 8 pds = 136 periods of 45mins each) 136

Details of Technical Film, Hands On, Tutorials
I/1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs- Rail handling, II/3.4 Hands on to Computer software for layout calculation 2
Unloading of Rails from EUR, Rail Grinding including III/2.2 Hands on to Computer software for curve realignment
profile measurement 2 calculations. 4
IV/1.4 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on AT welding, IV/4.4 Hands on USFD Testing. 4
FBW Welding 1 V/3.10 Hands on- field marking of slew, lifting and Vm/H value
IV/4.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs showing USFD marking on sleepers. 2
testing, flaw pattern, etc. 2 VI/1.1 Hands On: Generation of various Report and Registers,
V/3.3 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographson working of STM. 1 Track Diagram. 2
V/3.9 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs on working of VI/1.2 Hands On: Fracture Entry, USFD entry & Weld & fracture
different track machines 1 reports/Miscellaneous Module. 2
VII/1.2 Technical film/Video Clips/Photographs: Relaying with VI/1.3 Hands On: Store Module. 3
PQRS equipment, Track relaying train, Relaying of turnout XIV/1.1 Hands On: MS- Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint 4
with T-28, 1 TUTORIAL
II/2.3 Tutorial on drawings of various Turnout & their assembly 1

PROMOTION COURSE (KEYMAN / MATE) (T-4)
DURATION: 18 DAYS

PART-I INTRODUCTION 3 1.9 Formation: Cross section of formation on bank and cutting,
1.1 Railway’s Organizational Structure, Role of Keyman/ Mate, Side and catch water drains. 1
Classification of Routes. 1 PART-IV LUBRICATION OF RAIL JOINTS 9
1.2 Duties & responsibilities of Keyman/ Mate (IRPWM Ch-1, part D). 2 1.1 Lubrication of Rail Joints (IRPWM Para 241) 1
PART-II PERSONAL/WORKMEN SAFETY 15 1.2 Hands on: Lubrication of Rail Joints 4
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines. 1 1.3 Greasing of ERCs, Sealing of liners
1.2 Precaution during routine maintenance activity, handling/ Painting of Rails and Welds 1
transporting materials. 1 1.4 Lubrication of gauge face of outer rail on Curves, Turnouts, SEJ
1.3 Precaution during Track machine working. 2 etc.
1.4 Precaution during working on sharp curves/ curves with poor Rail Flange Lubricators 1
visibility. 1 1.5 Hands on: Lubrication of ERC, Curves, Turnouts, SEJ. 2
1.5 Precautions in Track Circuited Areas, Electrified Areas. 1 PART-V POINTS & CROSSINGS 11
1.6 Precaution during working at accident spots, congested l 1.1 Turnouts: Definition and description of components.
ocations like bridge, tunnel. 1 Different types of turnouts : 1 in 8 .5 , 1 in 12, 1 in 16, Symmetrical
1.7 Precautions during cold weather patrolling & night working. Split
Precaution while working during heavy rain. 1 Turn-in Curves
1.8 Safety during working in ghat sections Different types of switches – Straight Switches, Curved switches,
Personal safety- Dos & Don’ts 1 Thick web switches, Derailing switches
1.9 Hands on: Exchange of hand signals. Fixing detonators 2 Different types of crossings - Ordinary built-up and CMS crossings,
1.10 Field visit for demonstration of Protection of track in case of Swing Nose Crossing.
danger/ emergency. 2 Fouling Marks, Dead Ends, Sand Hump 4
1.11 Hands on: Repairs and Maintenance of Trolley/Man Refuge 2 1.2 Joint Maintenance of interlocked points with signal staff 1
PART-III RAILS, SLEEPERS, FASTENINGS & BALLAST 13 1.3 Field visit: Identification of various Components of turnout
1.1 Types of rails, Fish plates, Fishbolts, Instruction for handling of assembly, checking the condition of tongue rail, housing of
Rails, Unloading of Rail panels from EUR 1 tongue rail, throw of switches, measurement of wear at
1.2 PSC sleepers for main line and other locations viz. level crossing, crossings & check rail clearances.
SEJ, bridge and its approach, turnout, sharp curves, etc. 1 Fouling Marks, Dead Ends, Sand Hump.
1.3 Elastic Fastenings: Types of ERC – ERC mark III, ERC mark V, Inspection & Measurement of Turnouts. 6
zero toe load, GJ clip. PART-VI CURVES 8
Rubber pads: Different types. 1.1 Types of Curves, Radius/Degree of Curve, Cant/Super elevation,
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination Versine, Transition Curve.
liners Check rail on sharp curves.
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 1 Curve Indication Boards, Rail Posts 2
1.4 Glued joints, Block Joint, SEJs, Points& Crossing. 1 1.2 Attention to Curve: Versine survey and rectification. 2
1.5 Model room showing different types of rails, sleepers, elastic 1.3 Hands on:
fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points and crossing. 1 Measurement of curve as per IRPWM format, slew marking /
1.6 Field visit for showing items mentioned at 1.5 above. 4 pegging on track for Realignment of curve. 4
1.7 Ballast: Ballast profile at different location. 1 PART-VII TRACK MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES 31
1.8 Hands on Ballast Handling, adjustment of ballast in profile, 1.1 Through Packing (IRPWM Para 224),
measurement of ballast cushion 2 Systematic Overhauling of Track (IRPWM Para227)
Slack Picking (IRPWM Para 229), 2

T-4 contd.....

1.2 Hands on: Manual through packing. 4 Tamping Machine on Railway, Unloading of Rails from EUR,
1.3 Hands on: Systematic Overhauling Unloading of Ballast from BOBYN. 1
1.4 Mobile Maintenance Units (IRPWM Para 228) 1 PART VIII LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 11
1.5 Introduction to Small Track Machines. 1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1
Safe operation of Small Track Machines available on Indian 1.2 Rail temperature- types of Rail Thermometers, measurement of te
Railways on running track. 2 mperature, permitted temperature limits for carrying out various
1.6 Basic knowledge regarding consumables being used in Small maintenance operations. 2
Track Machines. 1 1.3 Different types of SEJ – Inspection & Maintenance 1
1.7 Hands on Repair & Maintenance of Small Track machines, 1.4 De-stressing of LWR. 1
troubleshooting of Small Track machines. 2 1.5 Competency to carry out various maintenance and repair works
1.8 Hands on training for operation of small Track Machines in LWR. 1
including weld trimmer, grinder, rail cutting, hole drilling, 1.6 Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track. 2
chamfering, toe load measurement etc. 2 1.7 Hot and cold weather patrolling 1
1.9 Attention to SEJ, Glued Joints, insulated block joints, Fixing of 1.8 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures. 1
Distance pieces on PF lines. 1 1.9 Action to be taken in case of buckling 1
1.10 Observance of Sleepers under passage of Traffic(IRPWM PART-IX RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 4
Para 230) 1.1. Preventive measures to control Rail/ weld failures, USFD Testing,
Observance of train for seized bearings/ hot axles, hanging parts Marking of USFD Flaws, Action for protection / removal of defective
of rolling stock. 1 welds/rails 2
1.11 Hands on: Measurement of Gauge, Cross level, Check-Rail 1.2 Hands on: Protection of Defective Rail/Weld 2
Clearance, Versine, Cant. 2 PART-X TRACK RENEWALS 6
1.12 Welding of Rails. 2 1.1 Scope, activities involved & method for execution of Through Rail
1.13 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs- On Welding (ATW & Renewal, Through Sleeper Renewal, Through Bridge Timber
MBFW) of Rails 1 Renewal, Through Fittings Renewal, Through Turnout renewal. 2
1.14 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on use of weld trimmers 1.2 Deep Screening, Lifting/Lowering of track
&Grinders, Rail cutting machine, Rail drilling Machine, Speed restriction prescribed for various track renewal works
Chamfering machine, Impact Winch for bolt tightening, Toe load including long and short duration works and protection of work
measurements. 2 site 1
1.15 Annual program for regular track maintenance: Pre monsoon, 1.3 Working of Ballast Train / DMT working 1
during monsoon and post monsoon attention to Track, Record of 1.4 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types of Track
Gang work, Gang Chart, Gang Diary, Keyman’s Diary, Mate’s Diary. 2 Renewal Machine on Railway 1
1.16 Mechanized maintenance: Brief introduction to different types of 1.5 New Track Tolerances,
track machines 1 Pre classification of Released material 1
1.17 Pre & Post tamping attention to track, PART-XI LEVEL CROSSINGS 4
Attention during Machine tamping. 1 1.1 Classification of Level Crossing, Equipment at LC. 1
1.18 Hands on: Pre & Post tamping activities, attention during Machine 1.2 Visibility at LC, speed breakers, road signboards and W/L boards
tamping 2 at level crossings, Location of various LC Boards. 1
1.19 Creep – Causes of Creep & prevention, Anti creep devices, 1.3 Action during gate failures, Height Gauge damage, Breakdown
measurement & attention of Creep. 1 of vehicle at LC 1
1.20 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types of 1.4 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs for better understanding
of Level Crossing. 1

T-4 contd.....
PART-XII PATROLLING OF TRACK 4 1.2 Maintenance of muster sheet 1

1.1 Types of patrolling, Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of Patrolman, 1.3 DAR, HOER. 1
Reporting of unusual. Understanding of patrol chart and diary, PART-XIX FIRST AID 2
Action to be taken during emergency by patrolman 2 1.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
1.2 Hands on: Keyman’s daily Patrolling 2 demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
PART-XIII RAIL DOLLY/TROLLEY/DIP LORRY WORKING 3 fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
1.1 Working of Trolley, Lorry and Rail dolly. 1 absence of stretcher. 2
1.2 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on working of Rail Self-development (physical & emotional)
Dolly/Dip Lorry. 1 Jogging/ yoga exercise one hour daily in morning session
1.3 Tutorial on preparation on various memo viz. track unsafe memo, (7am to 8am).
caution order, track safe memo with caution order, etc. 1 Breathing exercise, meditation, relaxation daily one hour in
PART-XIV BASICS OF SIGNALLING AND PROTECTION OF TRACK 4 evening session (5.30pm to 6.30pm).
1.1 Various types of signals & Their Aspects 1 Grand Total 144
1.2 Station limit, block sections, different types of territory (absolute NOTE: Total 18 days = 18 x 8 pds = 144 pdsof 45 mins each
/automatic). 1
1.3 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp, SUMMARY
detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc. 1 A CLASSROOM LECTURES 85
1.4 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop B TECHNICAL FILMS/ VIDEO CLIPS/ PHOTOGRAPHS 7
dead, Location of boards at work site. 1 C FIELD VISIT 12
PART-XV BRIDGES 2 D HANDS ON 32
1.1 Definition of minor/major/ important bridges, board fixing on E MODEL ROOM 1
bridge approaches, Relevance of HFL & Danger level & flood F TUTORIAL 1
gauge, Waterway Clearance 1 G MISCELLANEOUS 9
1.2 Track Maintenance on girder bridges – maintenance of steel GRAND TOTAL 144
channel sleepers (including H beam sleepers & composite
sleepers) and fittings, Guardrails, Maintenance of track on
approaches. 1
PART-XVI ACCIDENTS & BREACHES 2
1.1 Duties of Track Maintainer/ Keyman/Mate in case of Accidents &
Breaches
Action to be taken at site of Accident/Breaches, Preservation of clues 1
1.2 Protection of Track and reporting to higher officials 1
PART-XVII MISCELLANEOUS 9
1.1 Leadership Quality, Team Spirit and Discipline 1
1.2 Ethics and Integrity 1
1.3 Communication Skills 1
1.4 Training on disaster management including fire safety 1
1.5 Reporting, Valedictory, Examination, Viva-Voce etc. 5
PART-XVIII ESTABLISHMENT MATTER 3
1.1 Leave & Pass rules. 1

T-4 contd.....
Details of Model Room, Technical Film, Field Visits, Hands on, Tutorials
VII/1.13 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs: On Welding IV/1.2 Hands on: Lubrication of Rail Joints 4
(ATW & MBFW) of Rails 1 IV/1.5 Hands on: Lubrication of ERC, Curves, Turnouts, SEJ. 2
VII/1.14 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on use of weld VI/1.3 Hands on:
trimmers &Grinders, Rail cutting machine, Rail drilling (i) Measurement of curve as per IRPWM format, slew
Machine, Chamfering machine, Impact Winch for bolt marking / pegging on track for Realignment of curve. 4
tightening, Toe load measurements. 2 VII/1.2 Hands on: Manual through packing. 4
VII/1.20 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types VII/1.3 Hands on: Systematic Overhauling
of Tamping Machine on Railway 1 VII/1.7 Hands on Repair & Maintenance of Small Track machines,
X/1.4 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types troubleshooting of Small Track machines. 2
of Track Renewal Machine on Railway 1 VII/1.8 Hands on training for operation of small Track Machines
XI/1.4 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs for better including weld trimmer, grinder, rail cutting, hole drilling,
understanding of Level Crossing. 1 chamfering, etc. 2
XIII/1.2 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on working of VII/1.11 Hands on: Measurement of Gauge, Cross level, Check-
Rail Dolly/Dip Lorry. 1 Rail Clearance, Versine, Cant. 2
FIELD VISITS VII/1.18 Hands on: Pre & Post tamping activities, attention during
II/1.10 Field visit for demonstration of various safety drills. 2 Machine tamping 2
III/1.6 Field visit for showing items mentioned at III/1.5. 4 IX/1.2 Hands on: Protection of Defective Rail/Weld 2
V/1.3 Field visit: Identification of various Components of turnout XII/1.2 Hands on: Keyman’s daily Patrolling 2
assembly, checking the condition of tongue rail, housing MODEL ROOM
of tongue rail, throw of switches, measurement of wear at III/1.5 Model room showing different types of rails, sleepers,
crossings & check rail clearances. elastic fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points and
Fouling Marks, Dead Ends, Sand Hump. crossing. 1
Inspection & Measurement of Turnouts. 6 TUTORIAL
HANDS ON XIII/1.3 Tutorial on preparation on various memo viz. track unsafe
II/1.9 Hands on: Exchange of hand signals. Fixing detonators 2 memo, caution order, track safe memo with caution
II/1.11 Hands on: Repairs and Maintenance of Trolley/Man Refuge 2 order, etc. 1
III/1.8 Hands on Ballast Handling, adjustment of ballast in
profile, measurement of ballast cushion 2

REFRESHER COURSE (KEYMAN / MATE) (T-5)
DURATION: 6 DAYS

PART-I INTRODUCTION 1 Thick web switches, Derailing switches, Symmetrical Split
1.1 Duties & Responsibilities of Keyman/Mate (IRPWM Ch-1, part-D). 1 Turn-in Curves
PART-II PERSONAL SAFETY 3 Different types of crossings - Ordinary built-up and CMS crossings,
1.1 Precaution during routine maintenance activity, handling/ swing nose crossing.
transporting materials. Fouling Marks, Dead Ends, Sand Hump 1
Precaution during Track machine working. 1.2 Joint Maintenance of interlocked points with signal staff 1
Precaution during working on sharp curves/ curves with poor 1.3 Field visit: Checking the condition of tongue rail, housing of
visibility. 1 tongue rail, throw of switches, measurement of wear at
1.2 Precautions in track circuited areas, electrified areas. crossings & checkrail clearances.
Precaution during working at accident spots, congested Fouling Marks, Dead Ends, Sand Hump.
locations like bridge, tunnel, ghat section. Inspection & Measurement of Turnouts. 2
Precautions during cold weather patrolling & night working. PART-VI CURVES 4
Precaution while working during heavy rain. 1 1.1 Types of Curves, Radius/Degree of Curve, Cant/Super elevation,
1.3 Hands on: Exchange of hand signals, demonstration of Versine, Transition Curve.
protection of track in case of danger/emergency. 1 Check rail on sharp curves.
PART-III RAILS, SLEEPERS, FASTENINGS & BALLAST 4 Curve Indication Boards, Rail Posts 1
1.1 PSC sleepers for main line and other locations viz. level crossing, 1.2 Attention to Curve: Versine survey and rectification. 1
SEJ, bridge and its approach, turnout, sharp curves, etc. 1 1.3 Hands on:
1.2 Elastic Fastenings: Types of ERC – ERC mark III, ERC mark V, (i) Measurement of curve as per IRPWM format.
zero toe load, GJ clip. (i) Slew marking/pegging on track for Realignment of curve(ii) 2
Rubber pads: Different types. PART-VII TRACK MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES 9
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination 1.1 Through Packing (IRPWM Para224),
liners Systematic Overhauling of Track(IRPWM Para227)
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 1 Slack Picking (IRPWM Para229), 1
1.3 Model Room/ Model Track for showing different types of rails, 1.2 Mobile Maintenance Units (IRPWM Para228) 1
sleepers, elastic fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points 1.3 Introduction to Small Track Machines.
and crossing. 1 Safe operation of Small Track Machines available on Indian
1.4 Ballast: Ballast profile at different location. Railways on running track along with Technical films/ video clips/
Glued joints, Block Joint, SEJs, Points& Crossing. 1 photographs on use of weld trimmers &Grinders, Rail cutting
PART-IV LUBRICATION OF RAIL JOINTS 2 machine, Rail drilling Machine, Chamfering machine, Impact
1.1 Lubrication of Rail Joints (IRPWM Para 241) 1 Winch for bolt tightening, Toe load measurements. 1
1.2 Greasing of ERCs, sealing of liners 1.4 Attention to SEJ, Glued Joints, insulated block joints. 1
Painting of Rails and Welds 1.5 Observance of Sleepers under passage of Traffic(IRPWM Para
Lubrication of gauge face of outer rail on Curves, Turnouts, SEJ 230)
etc. Observance of train for seized bearings/hot axles, hanging parts
Rail Flange Lubricators 1 of rolling stock.
PART-V POINTS & CROSSINGS 4 Precautions during Casual renewal of rail, sleeper & fastening. 1
1.1 Turnouts: Definition and description of components. 1.6 Hands on: Toe load measurement. 1
Different types of turnouts : 1 in 8 .5 , 1 in 12, 1 in 16 1.7 Annual program for regular track maintenance: Pre monsoon,
Different types of switches – straight switches, Curved switches, during monsoon and post monsoon attention to Track, Record of
Gang work, Gang Chart, Gang Diary. 1

T-5 contd.....
1.8 Mechanized maintenance: Brief introduction to different types of with caution order, etc. 1
track machines duly showing photograph/ video clips of various PART-XIV BASICS OF SIGNALLING AND PROTECTION OF TRACK 1
Track machines. 1 1.1 Various types of signals & Their Aspects, Station limit, block
1.9 Pre & Post tamping attention to track, sections, different types of territory (absolute/automatic).
Attention during Machine tamping. 1 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
PART VIII LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 6 detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc.
1.1 Rail temperature: types of rail thermometer, measurement of Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop
temperature, permitted temperature limits for carrying out various dead, Location of boards at work site. 1
maintenance operations. 1 PART-XV BRIDGES 1
1.2 Different types of SEJ- Inspection & Maintenance 1 1.1 Definition of minor/major/ important bridges, board fixing on
1.3 De-stressing of LWR. 1 bridge approaches, relevance of HFL & Danger level & flood
1.4 Competency to carry out various maintenance and repair works gauge, Waterway Clearance
in LWR. Track Maintenance on girder bridges – maintenance of steel
Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track. 1 channel sleepers (including H beam sleepers) and fittings,
1.5 Hot and cold weather patrolling 1 Guard rails, Maintenance of track on approaches. 1
1.6 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures, buckling 1 PART-XVI ACCIDENTS & BREACHES 1
PART-IX RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 1 1.1 Duties of Track Maintainer/ Keyman/Mate in case of Accidents &
1.1. Preventive measures to control Rail/ weld failures, USFD Testing, Breaches
Marking of USFD Flaws, Action for protection / removal of defective Action to be taken at site of Accident/Breaches, Preservation of
welds/rails 1 clues
PART-X TRACK RENEWALS 2 Protection of Track and reporting to higher officials 1
1.1 Scope, activities involved & method for execution of Through Rail PART-XVII MISCELLANEOUS 5
Renewal, Through Sleeper Renewal, Through Bridge Timber 1.1 Leadership Quality, Team Spirit, Discipline, Ethics and Integrity 1
Renewal, Through Fittings Renewal, Through Turnout renewal. 1 1.2 Training on disaster management including fire safety 1
1.2 Deep Screening, Lifting/Lowering of track 1.3 Reporting, Valedictory, Examination, Viva-Voce etc. 3
Speed restriction prescribed for various track renewal works PART-XVIII FIRST AID 1
including long and short duration works and protection of work site 1.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
New Track Tolerances demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
Working of Ballast Train / DMT working 1 fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
PART-XI LEVEL CROSSINGS 1 absence of stretcher. 1
1.1 Classification of Level Crossing, Equipment at LC, Visibility at LC, Self-development (physical & emotional)
speed breakers, Road sign boards and W/L boards at level Jogging/ yoga exercise one hour daily in morning session
crossings, Location of various LC Boards. Action during gate (7am to 8am).
failures, Height Gauge damage, Breakdown of vehicle at LC 1 Breathing exercise, meditation, relaxation daily one hour in
PART-XII PATROLLING OF TRACK 1 evening session (5.30pm to 6.30pm).
1.1 Types of patrolling, Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of Patrolman, Grand Total 48
Reporting of unusual. Understanding of patrol chart and diary, NOTE: Total 6 days = 6 x 8 pds = 48 pds of 45 mins each.
Action to be taken during emergency by patrolman 1
PART-XIII RAIL DOLLY/TROLLEY/DIP LORRY WORKING 1
1.1 Working of Trolley, Lorry and Rail dolly & preparation of various
memo viz. track unsafe memo, caution order, track safe memo

INDUCTION COURSE (GATEKEEPER*) (T-6)
(*From New recruits) DURATION-12 DAYS
PART - I INTRODUCTION 1 1.2 Marking of USFD Flaws, Action for protection / removal of defective
1.1 Railway’s organizational structure, Role of gatekeeper welds/rails 2
Classification of Routes. 1 1.3 Hands on: Attending rail/ weld failures, Protection of Defective
PART - II PERSONAL SAFETY 9 Rail/Weld 4
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines, routinemaintenance PART - VI LEVEL CROSSINGS 37
activity, handling/ transporting materials. 1 1.1 Level Crossings- Classification of gates number of gatekeepers
1.2 Precaution during Track machine working, working on sharp at LC, Type of LC gates (Manned/Unmanned, Traffic/Engineering,
curves/ curves with poor visibility. Interlocked/Non-Interlocked), Provision of height gauges at LCs in
Personal safety- Dos & Don’ts 1 electrified territory. 2
1.3 Precautions in track circuited areas, electrified areas. 1 1.2 Equipment at LC,
1.4 Precaution during working at accident spots, congested Appointment of gate-keepers, Rosters, PME, Refresher,
locations like bridge, tunnel. 1 Competency, 1
1.5 Precautions during night working, heavy rain. 1 1.3 Duties of gate man, Position and alertness during passage of trains 2
1.6 Hands on: for demonstration of various safety drills, including 1.4 Exchange of private number, Private Number book, LC register,
exchange of hand signals & Fixing detonators. 4 transfer of charge 1
PART - III RAILS, SLEEPERS, FASTENINGS &BALLAST: 11 1.5 Responsibility regarding trespassing, Provisions of railway act
1.1 Types of Rails, Fish plates, Fish-bolts. 1 related to LC, 1
1.2 PSC sleepers for main line and other locations viz. level crossing, 1.6 Action and report in case of Unusuals: action to be taken in case
SEJ, bridge and its approach, turnout, sharp curves, etc. 1 of derailed wagon, train parting, unusual noise/smoke from
1.3 Elastic Fastenings: Types of ERC – ERC mark III, ERC mark V, bearing, fire, Flat tyre, hot axle/Roller Bearing seizure, hanging
zero toe load, GJ clip. brake beam, opened doors of goods train, jammed wheel, or
Rubber pads: Different types. other parts of rolling stock, OHE breakdown/ Power shutdown,
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination liners Protection of track in case of emergency at LC on single/ double/
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 2 multiple lines, Protection diagram at LC 2
1.4 Glued joints, Block Joint, SEJs, Points & Crossing. 1 1.7 Inspection and maintenance of LC, LC inspection register. Level
1.5 Model room showing different types of rail, sleepers, elastic Crossing Indicators, knowledge of gate signals for Interlocked
fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points and crossing. 1 gates.
1.6 Ballast profile at different location 1 Environment improvement & green initiative at LC gate. 2
1.7 Hands on: Ballast Handling, adjustment of ballast in profile, 1.8 Gate working rules - normal working, action during danger at level
measurement of ballast cushion 4 crossing, working at Non-interlocked/ interlocked gates, working
PART - IV LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 6 when signal/ interlocking is defective at interlocked gate 4
1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1 1.9 Action when lifting barrier/ boom/ gate leaf is damaged, Working
1.2 Rail temperature: types of Rail Thermometers, measurement of sliding boom, LC operation during Gate Signal failure 1
of temperature and working range. 1 1.10 Visibility at level crossing and test of visibility, trimming of trees/
1.3 Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track. 1 bushes. 1
1.4 Hot and cold weather patrolling 1 1.11 Traffic Census at LC Gate. 1
1.5 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures. 1 1.12 Repair and maintenance of road surface, check rail clearances,
1.6 Action to be taken in case of buckling 1 inspection of distance blocks, Check rails, bolts, packing under
PART-V RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 7 the LC sleepers etc. 1
1.1 Introduction to Rail/ weld failures. 1 1.13 Action during foggy weather and use of fog signals. 1

T-6 contd.....
1.14 Various records at LC:- Duty Roster, competency certificate, 1.3 HOER 1
refresher details, PME, LC Inspection register, Complaint register, PART - X MISCELLANEOUS 6
equipment failure register, list of equipment, Private no. book, 1 Reporting/ Relieving, Exams, Viva -Voce, etc. 6
Train register, transfer of charge register etc. 1 2 FIRSTAID 2
1.15 Hands on: Interlocked gate operations. 8 2.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
1.16 Hands on: Non-interlocked gate operations. 8 demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
PART - VII PATROLLING OF TRACK 3 fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
1.1 Types of patrolling 1 absence of stretcher. 2
1.2 Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of Patrolman. Reporting of 3 SELF-DEVELOPMENT (PHYSICAL & EMOTIONAL)
unusual. Understanding of patrol chart and diary. 2 3.1 Jogging/ yoga exercise one hour daily in morning session
PART - VIII BASIC SIGNALLING AND PROTECTION 11 (7am to 8am).
1.1 Various types of signals & Their Aspects 1 3.2 Breathing exercise, meditation, relaxation daily one hour in evening
1.2 Station limit, block sections, different types of territory (absolute/ session (5.30pm to 6.30pm).
automatic), Understanding of track circuit of LC gate area in Grand Total 96
Automatic block territory 1 NOTE: Total12 days = 12 x 8 pds = 96 pds of 45mins each
1.3 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc. 1
1.4 Protection during short duration/long duration works. 1
1.5 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop SUMMARY
dead, Location of boards at work site. 1 A CLASSROOM LECTURES 63
1.6 Hands on for Fixing of Indicator Boards at Work site 4 B TECHNICAL FILMS/ VIDEO CLIPS/ PHOTOGRAPHS 0
1.7 Training on disaster management including fire safety. 2 C FIELD VISITS 0
PART - IX ESTABLISHMENT MATTER 3 D HANDS ON 32
1.1 Leave & Pass Rules 1 E MODEL ROOM 1
1.2 DAR 1 GRAND TOTAL 96

INDUCTION COURSE (GATEKEEPER*) (T-7)
(*who have been picked up from Track maintainer category) DURATION-6 DAYS
PART - I INTRODUCTION 1 1.10 Visibility at level crossing and test of visibility, trimming of trees/
1.1 Railway’s organizational structure, Role of gatekeeper. 1 bushes. 1
PART - II PERSONAL SAFETY 5 1.11 Traffic Census at LC Gate. 1
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines, routine maintenance 1.12 Repair and maintenance of road surface, check rail clearances,
activity, handling/ transporting materials. 1 inspection of distance blocks, Check rails, bolts, packing under
1.2 Precautions in track circuited areas, electrified areas. 1 the LC sleepers etc. 1
1.3 Precautions during night working, heavy rain. 1 1.13 Action during foggy weather and use of fog signals. 1
1.4 Hands on: for demonstration of various safety drills, including 1.14 Various records at LC:- Duty Roster, competency certificate,
exchange of hand signals & Fixing detonators. 2 refresher details, PME, LC Inspection register, Complaint register,
PART - III LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 3 equipment failure register, list of equipment, Private no. book,
1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1 Train register, transfer of charge register etc. 1
1.2 Hot and cold weather patrolling 1 1.15 Hands on: Interlocked gate operations. 4
1.3 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures and buckling 1 1.16 Hands on: Non-interlocked gate operations. 4
PART - IV LEVEL CROSSINGS 27 PART - V BASIC SIGNALLING AND PROTECTION 6
1.1 Level Crossings- Classification of gates number of gatekeepers 1.1 Various types of signals & Their Aspects 1
at LC, Type of LC gates (Manned/Unmanned, Traffic/Engineering, 1.2 Station limit, block sections, different types of territory (absolute/
Interlocked/Non-Interlocked), Provision of height gauges at LCs in automatic), Understanding of track circuit of LC gate area in
electrified territory. 2 Automatic block territory 1
1.2 Equipment at LC, Appointment of gate-keepers, Rosters, PME, 1.3 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
Refresher, Competency 1 detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc. 1
1.3 Duties of gate man, Position and alertness during passage of trains 2 1.4 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop
1.4 Exchange of private number, Private Number book, LC register, dead, Location of boards at work site. 1
transfer of charge 1 1.5 Training on disaster management including fire safety. 2
1.5 Responsibility regarding trespassing, Provisions of railway act PART - VI MISCELLANEOUS 6
related to LC. 1 1 Reporting/ Relieving, Exams, Viva -Voce, etc. 4
1.6 Action and report in case of Unusuals: action to be taken in case 2 FIRSTAID 2
of derailed wagon, train parting, unusual noise/smoke from 3 Self-development (physical & emotional)
bearing, fire, Flat tyre, hot axle/Roller Bearing seizure, hanging 3.1 Jogging/ yoga exercise one hour daily in morning session
brake beam, opened doors of goods train, jammed wheel, or (7am to 8am).
other parts of rolling stock, OHE breakdown/ Power shutdown, 3.2 Breathing exercise, meditation, relaxation daily one hour in
Protection of track in case of emergency at LC on single/ double/ evening session (5.30pm to 6.30pm).
multiple lines, Protection diagram at LC 2 Grand Total 48
1.7 Inspection and maintenance of LC, LC inspection register. Level NOTE: Total 6 days = 6 x 8 pds = 48 pds of 45mins each
Crossing Indicators, knowledge of gate signals for Interlocked gates.
Environment improvement & green initiative at LC gate. 2
1.8 Gate working rules - normal working, action during danger at level
crossing, working at Non-interlocked/ interlocked gates, working
when signal/ interlocking is defective at interlocked gate 2
1.9 Action when lifting barrier/ boom/ gate leaf are damaged,
Working of sliding boom, LC operation during Gate Signal failure 1

REFRESHER COURSE (GATEKEEPER) (T-8)
DURATION:-06 DAYS
PART - I INTRODUCTION 1 Appointment of gate-keepers, Rosters, PME, Refresher,

1.1 Railway’s Organizational Structure, Role of GK in Railways & Competency 1
Classification of Routes. 1 1.3 Duties of gate man, Position and alertness during passage of
PART - II PERSONAL SAFETY 4 trains, Exchange of private number, Private Number book, LC
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines, routinemaintenance register, transfer of charge 1
activity, handling/ transporting materials. Precaution during Track 1.4 Responsibility regarding trespassing, provisions of railway act
machine working, working on sharp curves/ curves with poor related to LC 1
visibility, Precautions in track circuited areas, electrified areas. 1 1.5 Action and report in case of Unusuals: action to be taken in case
1.2 Precaution during working at accident spots, congested of derailed wagon, train parting, unusual noise/smoke from
locations like bridge, tunnel. bearing, fire, Flat tyre, hot axle/Roller Bearing seizure, hanging
Precautions during night working brake beam, opened doors of goods train, jammed wheel, or
Personal safety- Dos & Don’ts 2 other parts of rolling stock, action to be taken in case of OHE
1.3 Hands on: for demonstration of various safety drills, including breakdown/ power shut down, Protection of track in case of
exchange of hand signals & Fixing detonators. 1 emergency at LC, on single/ double/ multiple lines, protection
PART - III RAILS, SLEEPERS, FASTENINGS &BALLAST: 2 diagram 2
1.1 Types of Rails, Fish plates, Fish-bolts. PSC sleepers for main 1.6 Inspection and maintenance of LC, LC inspection register. Level
line and other locations viz. level crossing, SEJ, bridge and its Crossing Indicators, knowledge of gate signals for Interlocked
approach, turnout, sharp curves, etc. 1 gates.
1.2 Elastic Fastenings: Types of ERC – ERC mark III, ERC mark V, Environment improvement & green initiative at LC gate. 2
zero toe load, GJ clip. 1.7 Gate working rules - normal working, action during danger at level
Rubber pads: Different types. crossing, working at Non-interlocked/interlocked gates, working
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination when signal/ interlocking is defective at interlocked gate, Action
liners Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. Glued when lifting barrier/ boom/ gate leaf is damaged, working of
joints, Block Joint, SEJs, Points & Crossing. 1 sliding boom, gate operation during Track Circuit failure 3
PART - IV LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 3 1.8 Traffic Census at LC Gate. 1
1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1 1.9 Visibility at level crossing and test of visibility, trimming of trees/
1.2 Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track, Hot and cold weather bushes, Action during foggy weather and use of fog signals. 1
patrolling. 1 1.10 Repair and maintenance of road surface, check rail clearances,
1.3 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures, buckling 1 inspection of distance blocks, Check rails, bolts, packing under
PART - V RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 3 the LC sleepers etc. 1
1.1 Introduction to Rail/ weld failures. Marking of USFD Flaws, Action 1.11 Various records at LC:- Duty Roster, competency certificate,
for protection / removal of defective welds/rails 1 refresher details, PME, LC Inspection register, Complaint register,
1.2 Hands on: Attending rail/ weld failures, Protection of Defective equipment failure register, list of equipment, Private no. book,
Rail/Weld 2 Train register, transfer of charge register etc. 1
PART 4- VI LEVEL CROSSINGS 21 1.12 Hands on: Interlocked gate operations. 3
1.1 Level Crossings- Classification of gates number of gatekeepers 1.13 Hands on: Non-interlocked gate operations. 3
at LC, Type of LC gates (Manned/Unmanned, Traffic/Engineering, PART-VII PATROLLING OF TRACK 1
Interlocked/Non-Interlocked), Provision of height gauges at LCs in 1.1 Types of patrolling Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of Patrolman.
electrified territory. 1 Reporting of unusual. Understanding of patrol chart and diary 1
1.2 Equipment at LC, PART-VIII BASIC SIGNALLING AND PROTECTION 5

T-8 contd.....
1.1 Various types of signals & Their Aspects 1

1.2 Station limit, block sections, different types of territory (absolute/
automatic), Understanding of track circuit in LC gate area in
Automatic block territory. 1
1.3 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc. 1
1.4 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop
dead, Location of boards at work site. Protection during short
duration/long duration works. 1
1.5 Training on disaster management including fire safety. 1
PART-IX ESTABLISHMENT MATTER 2
1.1 Leave & Pass Rules, HOER 1
1.2 DAR 1
PART-X MISCELLANEOUS 4
1 Reporting, Valedictory, Exams, Viva-Voce, etc. 4
2 FIRSTAID 2
2.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
absence of stretcher. 2
3 Self-development (physical & emotional)
3.1 Jogging/ yoga exercise one hour daily in morning session
(7am to 8am).
3.2 Breathing exercise, meditation, relaxation daily one hour in
evening session (5.30pm to 6.30pm).
Grand Total 48
NOTE: Total 6 days = 6 x 8 pds = 48 pds of 45 mins each
SUMMARY
A CLASSROOM LECTURES 37
B TECHNICAL FILMS/ VIDEO CLIPS/ PHOTOGRAPHS 0
C FIELD VISITS 0
D HANDS ON 7
E MODEL ROOM 0
F MISCELLANEOUS 4
GRAND TOTAL 48

INDUCTION COURSE (TRACK MAINTAINER) (T-9)
DURATION: 30 DAYS
PART – I INTRODUCTION 6 1.8 Hands on Ballast Handling, adjustment of ballast in profile,

1.1 Railway’s Organizational Structure, Role of Track-maintainer in measurement of ballast cushion 4
Railways. 2 PART – IV LUBRICATION OF RAIL JOINTS 14
1.2 Classification of Routes. 1 1.1 Lubrication of Rail Joints (IRPWM Para 241) 1
1.3 Duties & Responsibilities of Track-maintainer 1.2 Hands on: Lubrication of Rail Joints 4
(IRPWM Para 149). 1.3 Greasing of ERCs, sealing of liners. 1
Duties of Trackman as per para 2.11 of GR. 3 1.4 Painting of Rails and Welds. 1
PART – II PERSONAL SAFETY 21 1.5 Lubrication of gauge face of outer rail on curves, turnouts, SEJ etc. 1
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines. 1 1.6 Hands on: Lubrication of ERC, Curves, Turnouts, SEJ. 6
1.2 Precaution during routinemaintenance activity, handling/ PART – V TRACK MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES 57
transporting materials. 1 1.1 Through Packing (IRPWM Para 224),
1.3 Precaution during Track machine working. 2 Slack Picking (IRPWM Para 229), 2
1.4 Precaution during working on sharp Curves/Curves with poor 1.2 Hands on: Manual through packing. 8
visibility. 1.3 Systematic Overhauling of Track(IRPWM Para227) 1
Precaution during working at accident spots, congested 1.4 Hands on: Systematic Overhauling 4
locations like bridge, tunnel. 1 1.5 Mobile Maintenance Units (IRPWM Para228) 1
1.5 Precautions in track circuited areas, electrified areas. 2 1.6 Introduction to Small Track Machines.
1.6 Precaution while working during heavy rain, Safety against Safe operation of Small Track Machines available on Indian
Snake/Insect Bite Railways on running track. 2
Precautions during night working. 1 1.7 Basic knowledge regarding consumables being used in Small
1.7 Safety during working in Ghat sections. Track Machines. 1
Personal safety- Dos & Don’ts 1 1.8 Hands on: Repair & maintenance of Small Track machines,
1.8 Hands on: Repairs to Trolley Refuges/ Man refuges 4 troubleshooting of Small Track machines. 4
1.9 Hands on: Exchange of hand signals. Fixing detonators 4 1.9 Hands on training for operation of small Track Machines
1.10 Field visit for demonstration of various safety drills. 4 including weld trimmer, grinder, rail cutting, hole drilling,
PART – III RAILS, SLEEPERS, FASTENINGS & BALLAST 23 chamfering, etc. 4
1.1 Types of rails, Fish plates, Fish bolts. 1 1.10 Works involved in the maintenance of Points &Crossings,
1.2 PSC sleepers for main line and other locations viz. level Curves, Level crossings and Bridges. 2
crossing, SEJ, bridge and its approach, turnout, sharp curves, etc. 2 1.11 CREEP: Creep and its effect, pulling back of creep, fixing of
1.3 Elastic Fastenings: Types of ERC – ERC mark III, ERC mark V, anchors, recoupment of missing fittings, renewal of ineffective
zero toe load, GJ clip. fittings. 1
Rubber pads: Different types. 1.12 Attention to SEJ, Glued Joints, insulated block joints. 1
Liners : Different types, GFN liners, metal liners, combination 1.13 Observance of Sleepers under passage of Traffic(IRPWM Para 230) 1
liners 1.14 Observance of train for seized bearings/hot axles, hanging parts
Modern elastic fastenings viz. Vossloh, Nabla etc. 2 of rolling stock.
1.4 Glued joints, Block Joint, SEJs, Points & Crossing. 2 1.15 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs showing various Track
1.5 Model room showing different types of rails, sleepers, elastic Maintenance activities. 1
fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points and crossing. 2 1.16 Hands on: Casual rail renewal 4
1.6 Field visit for showing items mentioned at 1.5 above. 8 1.17 Hands on: Casual sleeper renewal 4
1.7 Ballast profile at different location, Steps to prevent Pedestrian/ 1.18 Hands on: Measurement of Gauge, Cross level, Check-Rail
Cattle Crossing 2 Clearance, Versine, Cant. 2

T-9 contd.....

1.19 Hands on: Change of Crossing and Switches in yards. 4 PART – IX LEVEL CROSSINGS 10
1.20 Welding of Rails. 2 1.1 Classification of Level Crossing, Equipment at LC. 2
1.21 Hands on: Assisting in welding of rail joint. 4 1.2 Visibility at LC, Speed breakers, Road sign boards and W/L
1.22 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on use of weld trimmers boards at level crossings, Location of various LC Boards. 1
&Grinders, Rail cutting machine, Rail drilling Machine, Chamfering 1.3 Introduction to working of gateman, competency, Refresher &
machine, Impact Winch for bolt tightening, Toe load measurements. 2 medical Examination. 1
1.23 Hands on: Maintenance in Electrified territories: precautions 1.4 Action during Gate failures, Height Gauge damage, Breakdown of
involved during maintenance of Track-Circuited sections, Felling/ vehicle at LC 1
Cutting/ Pruning of trees close to OHE 2 1.5 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs showing operation of
PART – VI LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 24 Level Crossing and its components. 1
1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1 1.6 Hands on: Visit to nearest level crossing 4
1.2 Rail temperature-types of Rail Thermometers, measurement of PART – X PATROLLING OF TRACK (Ch-X of IRPWM) 16
temperature and working range. 1 1.1 Types of Patrolling 2
1.3 Hands on: Measurement of Rail temperature 1 1.2 Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of patrolman. Reporting of
1.4 Competency to carry out various Maintenance and Repair works in unusual. Understanding of patrol chart and diary. 2
LWR. 1 1.3 Action to be taken during emergency by Patrolman. 1
1.5 Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track. 2 1.4 Duties of Stationary watchman at vulnerable location 1
1.6 Hot and Cold Weather Patrolling 1 1.5 Hands on: rainfall reading with rain gauge 2
1.7 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures. 1 1.6 Hands on: Patrolling Duty 8
1.8 Hands on : for attending emergency repair of rail/weld fracture 4 PART – XI RAIL DOLLY/TROLLEY/DIP LORRY WORKING 15
1.9 Action to be taken in case of buckling 1 1.1 Working of Trolley, Lorry and Rail dolly. 2
1.10 De-stressing of LWR. 2 1.2 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on working of Rail
1.11 Different types of SEJ – Inspection and Maintenance 1 Dolly/Dip Lorry. 1
1.12 Hands on: Cold / Hot Weather Patrolling, Monsoon Patrolling. 8 1.3 Hands on: working of Trolley, Lorry, Rail dolly and Protection 4
PART – VII RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 7 1.4 Tutorial on preparation on various memo viz. track unsafe memo,
1.1 Introduction to Rail/ weld failures. 1 caution order, track safe memo with caution order, etc. 8
1.2 Marking of USFD Flaws, Action for protection / removal of defective PART – XII BASICS OF SIGNALLING & PROTECTION OF TRACK 13
welds/rails 2 1.1 Various types of Signals& Their Aspects 2
1.3 Hands on: Attention to various types of USFD Flaws 4 1.2 Station limit, block sections, different types of territory (absolute/auto-
PART – VIII TRACK RENEWALS 21 matic). 1
1.1 Scope, activities involved & method for execution of Through Rail 1.3 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
Renewal, Through Sleeper Renewal, Through Bridge Timber detonator, tri-color torches, hooters etc. 1
Renewal, Through Fittings Renewal, Through Turnout renewal. 3 1.4 Protection during short duration/long duration works. 2
1.2 Deep Screening (IRPWM Para 238), 1.5 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop
Lifting/Lowering of track (IRPWM Para 233/234), 3 dead, Location of boards at work site. 2
1.3 Working of Ballast Train / DMT working 2 1.6 Hands on for Fixing of Indicator Boards at Work site 4
1.4 Hands on: Ballast train/ EUR unloading. 8 1.7 Training on disaster management including fire safety. 1
1.5 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types of Track PART – XIII ESTABLISHMENT MATTER 5
machine on Railway 1 1.1 Leave & Pass Rules 1
1.6 Hands on: Pre & Post tamping activities, Attention during Track- 1.2 DAR 1
Machine tamping 4 1.3 HOER 1

T-9 contd.....

1.4 Avenues of career progression in Railways 1
1.5 Introduction to Civil defense organization in Railways 1
PART – XIV FIRSTAID 4
1.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
absence of stretcher. 4
PART – XV MISCELLANEOUS 4
1 Exam, Viva-Voce, Reporting/Relieving etc. 4
2 Self-development (physical & emotional)
(7am to 8am).
Grand Total 240
NOTE: 30 days= 30 x 8 pds = 240 pds of 45mins each
SUMMARY
A CLASSROOM LECTURES 95
B TECHNICAL FILMS/ VIDEO CLIPS/ PHOTOGRAPHS 6
C FIELD VISITS 12
D HANDS ON 113
E MODEL ROOM 2
F TUTORIAL 8
G MISCELLANEOUS 4
GRAND TOTAL 240

T-9 contd.....
Details of Model Room, Technical Film, Field Visits, Hands on, Tutorials
S. No. TECHNICAL FILMS/ VIDEO CLIPS/ PHOTOGRAPHS PERIODS S. No. HANDS ON PERIODS
V/ 1.15 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs V/1.16 Hands on: Casual rail renewal 4
showing maintenance activities. 1 V/1.17 Hands on: Casual sleeper renewal 4
V/1.22 Technical film/ video clips/ photographs on use of weld V/1.18 Hands on: Measurement of Gauge, cross level, check rail
trimmers &Grinders, chamfering machine, rail cutting, clearance, Versine, cant. 2
rail drilling impact winch for bolt tightening, toe load V/1.19 Hands on: Change of crossing and switches in yards. 4
measurements. 2 V/1.21 Hands on: Assisting in welding of rail joint. 4
VIII/1.5 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs of various types V/1.23 Hands on: Maintenance in electrified territories:
of Track machine on Railway 1 precautions involved during maintenance of track circuited
IX/1.5 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs showing sections, Felling/ Cutting/ Pruning of trees close to OHE 2
operation of Level Crossing and its components. 1 VI/1.3 Hands on: Measurement of Rail temperature 1
VI/1.8 Hands on : for attending emergency repair of rail/weld fracture 4
XI/1.2 Technical films/ video clips/ photographs on working of
VI/1.12 Hands on: Cold / hot weather patrolling, monsoon patrolling. 8
Rail Dolly/Dip Lorry. 1
VII/1.3 Hands on: Attending rail/ weld failures, Protection of
FIELD VISITS
Defective Rail/Weld 4
II/1.10 Field visit for demonstration of various safety drills. 4
VIII/1.4 Hands on: Ballast train/ EUR unloading. 8
III/ 1.6 Field visit for showing items mentioned at 1.5 above. 8
VIII/1.6 Hands on: pre & post tamping activities, attention during
HANDS ON
Machine tamping 4
II/1.8 Hands on: Repairs to Trolley Refuges/ Man refuges 4
IX/1.6 Hands on: Visit to nearest level crossing 4
II/1.9 Hands on: Exchange of hand signals. Fixing detonators 4
X/1.5 Hands on: rainfall reading with rain gauge 2
III/1.8 Hands on Ballast Handling, adjustment of ballast in
X/1.6 Hands on: Patrolling Duty 8
profile, measurement of ballast cushion 4
XI/1.3 Hands on: working of trolly, lorry, rail dolly and Protection 4
IV/1.2 Hands on: Lubrication of Rail Joints 4
XII/1.6 Hands on for Fixing of Indicator Boards at Work site 4
IV/ 1.6 Hands on: Lubrication of ERC, Curves, Turnouts, SEJ. 6
MODEL ROOM
V/ 1.2 Hands on: Manual through packing. 8
III/ 1.5 Model room showing different types of rail, sleepers, e
V/1.4 Hands on: Systematic Overhauling 4
lastic fastenings, SEJ, Glued joint, block joint, points and
V/ 1.8 Hands on Repair & maintenance of Small Track
crossing. 2
machines, troubleshooting of Small Track machines. 4
TUTORIAL
V/ 1.9 Hands on training for operation of small Track Machines
XI/1.4 Tutorial on preparation on various memo viz. track unsafe
including weld trimmer, grinder, rail cutting, hole drilling,
memo, caution order, track safe memo with caution order, etc. 8
chamfering, etc. 4

REFRESHER COURSE (TRACK MAINTAINER) (T-10)
DURATION: 6 DAYS
PART- I INTRODUCTION 1 1.6 Different types of SEJ, De-stressing of LWR. 2
1.1 Duties & Responsibilities of Track-Maintainer PART- VI RAIL FRACTURES AND WELD FAILURES 2
(IRPWM Para 149). 1 1.1 Introduction to Rail/ weld failures. 1
PART- II PERSONAL SAFETY 6 1.2 Marking of USFD Flaws, Action for protection / removal of defective
1.1 Precaution during work on running lines, routine maintenance welds/rails 1
activity, handling/ transporting materials. 1 PART- VII TRACK RENEWALS 3
1.2 Precaution during Track machine working, working on sharp 1.1 Deep Screening (IRPWM Para 238),
curves/ curves with poor visibility, working at accident spots, Lifting/Lowering of track (IRPWM Para 233/234). 2
congested locations like bridge, tunnel. 2 1.2 Working of Ballast Train / DMT working 1
1.3 Precautions in Track-circuited areas, Electrified areas. 1 PART- VIII LEVEL CROSSINGS 3
1.4 Precaution while working in Ghat sections. 1 1.1 Classification of Level Crossing, Equipment at LC. 1
1.5 Precaution while working during heavy rain, 1.2 Visibility at LC, speed breakers, road sign boards and W/L boards
Precautions during night working. 1 at level crossings, Location of various LC Boards. 1
PART- III LUBRICATION OF RAIL JOINTS 2 1.3 Duties of gatekeeper & action during gate failures, Height Gauge
1.1 Hands on : Lubrication of Rail Joints (IRPWM Para 241), damage, Breakdown of vehicle at LC 1
Lubrication of gauge face of outer rail on Curves, Turnouts, SEJ etc. PART- IX PATROLLING OF TRACK 4
Hands on: Greasing of ERCs, sealing of liners, Painting of Rails 1.1 Types of Patrolling 1
and Welds. 2 1.2 Duties of Patrolman, Equipment of patrolman, Reporting of
PART- IV TRACK MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES 9 unusual, Understanding of patrol chart and diary. 1
1.1 Hands on: Through Packing, Slack Picking, Systematic 1.3 Action to be taken during emergency by patrolman. 1
Overhauling of Track, 1.4 Duties of Stationary watchman at vulnerable location 1
Observance of Sleepers under passage of Traffic(IRPWM Para 230), PART- X RAIL DOLLY/TROLLEY/DIP LORRY WORKING 3
Observance of train for seized bearings/hot axles, hanging parts 1.1 Working of Trolley, Lorry and Rail dolly. 1
of rolling stock. 2 1.2 Tutorial on preparation on various memo viz. track unsafe memo,
1.2 Hands on: attention to points &Crossings 2 caution order, track safe memo with caution order etc. 2
1.3 Introduction to Small Track Machines. Handling &Safe operation PART- XI BASICS OF SIGNALLING & PROTECTION OF TRACK 3
of Small Track Machines required specially during rail welding. 1 1.1 Various types of signals& Their Aspects
1.4 Technical Film/ Video Clip/ Photographs on use of weld trimmers Station limit, block sections, different types of territory
&Grinders, chamfering machine, rail cutting, rail drilling impact (absolute/automatic). 1
winch for bolt tightening, toe load measurements 1 1.2 Various method of protections: HS Flags, banner flags, HS lamp,
1.5 Attention to SEJ, Glued Joints, insulated block joints. 1 detonator, tri-color torches, hooters, during short duration/long
1.6 Technical Film on maintenance of concrete sleeper track and duration works etc. 1
discussions. 2 1.3 Engineering Indicator boards for various speed restriction/ stop
PART- V LONG AND SHORT WELDED RAILS (LWR/SWR) 7 dead, Location of boards at work site. 1
1.1 Introduction to LWR/SWR track. 1 PART- XII FIRST 4AID 2
1.2 Rail temperature: types of rail thermometer, measurement of 1.1 Knowledge on medicines provided in first aid box. Training and
temperature, permitted temperature limits for carrying out various demonstration on first aid to be given to injured having bone
maintenance operations. 1 fractured/ dislocation, precaution while carrying injured staff in
1.3 Do’s and Don'ts for LWR and SWR track. 1 absence of stretcher. 2
1.4 Hot and cold weather patrolling 1
1.5 Action to be taken in case of rail/weld failures & buckling 1

T-10 contd.....

PART- XIII MISCELLANEOUS 3
1 Reporting, Valedictory, Exam, Viva-Voce, etc. 3
2 Self-development (Physical & Emotional)
(7am to 8 am).
Grand Total 48
NOTE: Total 6 days = 6 x 8 pds = 48 periods of 45mins each

INITIAL COURSE ULTRASONIC TESTING OF RAILS & WELDS AT RDSO (T-11)
1 Inauguration and bio data filling 3 24 Hands on: UST of AT Welded rail joints of normal gap. 6
2 Various NDT methods, their principal and application. 3 25 Criteria for defect classification of rails & welds & action to Be
3 Acoustics, sub-sonic, sonic and ultrasonic waves and their taken for IMR/OBS/DFWO & DFWR 3
industrial applications, ultrasonic for non- destructive testing and 26 Frequency of testing of Rails, AT, FB, Wide gap & Gas pressure
ultrasonic spectrum. 3 joints. 2
4 Ultrasonic waves, mechanical waves through an elastic body, 27 Ultrasonic testing of SEJ, improved SEJ. 1
parameter of a wave, definition and units of wave parameters, 28 Hands on: SEJ and Improved SEJ 6
decibel, wave-length and dimension of a given flaw. 29 Rail metallurgy and rail defects. 2
5 Ultrasonic waves-longitudinal, transverse and surface waves. 30 Hands on: Limitations of USFD in practical- demo through fracture
6 Properties of sound wave-reflection, refraction, diffraction, pieces 3
absorption and scattering, acoustic impedance & use of couplant. 3 31 Limitations of USFD.
7 Transmission of ultrasonic waves from one medium to another at a 32 Hands on: UST of turn out ( tongue rail & stock rail) 3
normal incidence and at an angle to the boundary. Mode 33 Hands on B-Scan practical 4
conversion, Snell's Law, Critical angles, calculation of wedge angle 34 Theory for B-Scan in USFD 3
for angular probe 35 Rate of propagation of defect, marking and action for Gauge Corner
8 Piezo-electric transducer, piezo-electric effect, properties and Cracking (GCC), functional difference in USFD M/c o1 different firms. 1
design of quartz crystal, barium titanate Lithium, sulphate, 36 Detail study of all correction slips. 2
Lead meta niobate, PZT. 3 37 Hands on: Case Study with actual defects & case study when
9 Familiarization with different control keys of UFD machine of flaws could not be detected in UST but fracture took place. 2
different firms. 3 38 Exam and Viva - voce 11
10 Principles, application and testing of pulse echo reflection method. 39 Valedictory 6
Phased array and EMAT Techniques. 40 Weekly revision, mid-term test 3
Introduction of Vehicular USFD System, Method of reporting of 41 Practical Revision 5
defects by Vehicular USFD system 3 42 Field Visit 6
11 Horizontal scale calibration of USFD using SC & DC Probes- 42.1 Testing of Rail
classroom emo. 3 42.2 Testing of AT & FB welds
12 Hands on: Horizontal scale calibration of UFD for different ranges. 3 42.3 Testing of T/O and SEJ
13 Probes used in ultrasonic testing, normal probes, angle probes, Total 130
calibration and checking of probes. 3
14 Hands on: Horizontal scale calibration of UFD for shear waves. 3
SUMMARY
15 Hands on: Characteristics checking of UFD and probes. 6
16 Need based concept of testing. 2 1 Class room (Theoretical) 78
17 Block diagram of a flaw detector principles and working of 2 Practical ( Hands on) 46
different parts. 2 3 Field visit 6
18 Hands on: Sensitivity setting of UFD for UST of rails and Welds. 3 Total 130
19 Important characteristics of ultrasonic flaw detector & how to check 4
20 Hands on: Ultrasonic testing of rail on track. 6
21 Ultrasonic testing of Rails, calibration and sensitivity setting, 2
Function of probes.
22 UST of AT Welded rail joints of normal gap 2
23 UST of FB welded rail joints 1

REFRESHER COURSE ULTRASONIC TESTING OF RAILS & WELDS AT RDSO (T-12)
1 Inauguration and bio data filling 2

2 Rail metallurgy, rail specification and defects in rails. 2
3 Re-capitulation on different methods of NDT 1
4 Re-capitulation of basic fundamentals of ultrasonic waves. 3
5 Assessment of ultrasonic Flaw detector & probes. 3
6 Panel discussion on problems related to UST of rails & welds and
equipment 4
7 Latest development in UST of rails and welds 4
8 Practical demonstration techniques/equipment (Hands on) 5
9 Case Study with actual defects (Hands on) 2
10 Exam and Viva - voce 3
11 Valedictory 1
Total 30
SUMMARY
1 Class room (Theoretical) 25

2 Practical ( Hands on) 5
Total 30

WELDER INDUCTION COURSE (TW-1) (T-13)
Part 1 : Introduction (Day-1) 08 Part – III : Practical session (Day-5) 16

1.1 Brief instruction & Biodata of Trainees 01 1.1 Practical demo of AT welding complete procedure from
1.2 Different Types of rails, different UTS rails, permissible wear limit of preparation of rail to final grinding for normal gap. 04
SH & new rail. Selection of rails for welding. Precautions while 1.2 Practical demo of AT welding -complete procedure from
selecting old rails for welding. 01 preparation of rail to final grinding for 04
1.3 Introduction to various welding equipment, weld trimmer, weld 1.3 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding normal gap welding
profile grinder, pre heating equipment, abrasive rail cutting m/c, by trainees. (Day-6 Sat 0.5 day ) 04
Rail tensor etc. 02 1.4 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding wide gap welding by
1.4 Introduction to various welding materials used for welding, welding trainees.
portion, mould, single shot crucible, auto thimble, luting sand etc. 1.5 Hands-on - Execution of At Welding for combination
Regarding ingredients of Portion & their function in reaction along joint welding by trainees.( Day-7) 04
with technique of Preheating 02 Part - IV - Handling & storage of welding equipment & material 04
1.5 Hands On - Selection of rails for welding. 02 1.1 Packing condition , Storage & handling of Portions 02
Part – II : Procedure of Thermit Welding. (Day-2) 24 1.2 Use of STM for welding including repairs, maintenance and up
I.I Technical film/video/photograph on AT welding including principle keep. 02
and benefit of AT welding. 02 Part V - Defects in weld - causes & eliminations. (Day-8) 08
1.2 Preparation before welding 1.1 Various welding defects, causes of defects (due to portion
Cutting of rail end, elimination of bolt hole & heat affected zone, manufacturing defect, during execution and internal defect),
checking squareness of joints, vertical and lateral alignment, precautions to be taken during welding to avoid weld defects.
measurement of gap, tolerances of rail end and rail joints before Maintenance of welding recorded 02
welding, cleaning of rail ends, checks to be carried out of by welder 1.2 Various Tests on weld -USFD, Hardness & Load Deflection
before welding. In a checklist form it should be explained. 02 and breaking of Welds etc. 04
1.3 Hands on: Check to be carried out for apparatus & consumables by 1.3 Dos & Don'ts of AT welding 02
welder before welding to be explained Preparation before welding Part VI - Safety & Protection of Track. (Day-9) 08
as per 1.2. 04 1.1 Track Protection & Personal Safety, Dos and Don'ts use of safety
1.4 Preparation during welding (Day-3) equipment. Safe working in electrified and track circuited territory 02
Selection of welding portion and three piece mould, fixing of mould 1.2 Hands on - Demonstration of various safety drills including
and mould shoes, sealing with luting sand, auto thimble, single shot exchange of hand signals & protection of track. 04
crucible, re-checking alignment, checking of gap, pre-heating of 1.3 Technical film/video/photograph on Track Protection & safety. 02
rail, pre-heating time and pressure for various pre-heating Part VII – Certification on competency 20
equipment i.e. Air petrol, Compress air petrol and Oxy- LPG mixed, 1.1 Hands On - Execution of AT Welding by trainees & discussion.
measurement of pre- heating time and pressure, reaction time, (Day-10) 08
tapping and mould waiting time, trimming with hydraulic weld 1.2 Hands On -Lab Testing on executed weld & discussion. (Day-11) 08
trimmer. 04 1.3 Interview and checking working performance of trainees. (Day-12)
1.5 Hands on: Welding equipment and materials as per 1.4 04 Sat. ½ DAY 04
1.6 Activities after welding (Day-4) 1.4 Discussion on field Problems and their Solutions.
Grinding of weld with profile grinder, cutting and grinding of riser, 1.5 Feedback & issue of provisional/final/revalidation of Competency
clearing of site, re-spacing of sleepers and packing etc. protection Certificate.(* Competency certificate will be issued only after
of weld by joggle fish plate and wooden block, checking tolerances successful completion of three AT weld personally by Each Trainee)
after grinding, visual inspection. 02 TOTAL 88
1.7 Hands on : Activities as per 1.6 06

WELDER REFRESHER COURSE (TW-2) (T-14)
Part-I: Introduction (Day-1) 06 Part - IV - Handling & storage of welding equipment & material
I.I Brief instruction & Bio-data of trainees. 01 (Day-4) 02
1.2 Different Types of rails, different UTS rails, permissible wear limit of 1.1 Packing condition. Storage & handling of Portions 01
SH & new rail. Selection of rails for welding. Precautions while 1.2 Use of STM for welding including repairs, maintenance and up keep. 01
selecting old rails for welding. 01 Part V - Defects in weld - causes & eliminations. 04
1.3 Introduction to various welding equipment, weld trimmer,weld profile 1.1 Various welding defects , causes of defects (due to portion
grinder, pre heating equipment, abrasive rail cutting m/c, Rail manufacturing defect. During execution and internal defect),
tensor etc. 01 precautions to be taken during welding to avoid weld defects.
1.4 Introduction to various welding materials used for Maintenance of welding records. 02
welding, welding portion, mould, single shot crucible, auto thimble, 1.2 Various Tests on weld - USFD, Hardness & Load Deflection and
luting sand etc. 01 breaking of Welds etc. 02
1.5 Hands On - Selection of rails for welding. 02 1.3 Dos & Don' ts of AT welding 01
Part- II: Procedure of Thermit Welding. 06 Part VI-Safety & Protection of Track. 01
1.1 Preparation before welding 1.1 Track Protection & Personal Safety, Dos and Don’ts use of safety
Cutting of rail end, elimination of bolt hole & heat affected zone, equipment's. Safe working in electrified and track circuited territory 01
checking squareness of joints, vertical and lateral alignment, Part VII - Certification on competency (Day-5) 14
measurement of gap, tolerances of rail end and rail joints before 1.1 Hands On - Execution of AT welding by trainees & discussion. 04
welding, cleaning of rail ends, checks to be carried out of by welder 1.2 Hands On -Lab Testing on executed weld & discussion. 04
before welding. In a checklist form it should be explained. 02 1.3 Interview and checking working performance of trainees. (Day-6) 02
1.2 Preparation during welding (Day-2) 1.4 Discussion on field Problems and their Solutions. 02
Selection of welding portion and three piece mould, fixing of 1.5 Feedback & issue of provisional/final/revalidation of Competency
mould and mould shoes, sealing with luting sand, auto thimble, Certificate.(* Competency certificate will be issued only after
single shot crucible, re-checking alignment, checking of gap, successful completion of three AT weld personally by Each Trainee)
pre-heating of rail, pre- heating time and pressure for various TOTAL 44
pre-heating equipment i.e. Air petrol, Compress air petrol and
Note: Saturday is half day working in TPP/LKO . So on 6th day full day syllabus
Oxy-LPG mixed, measurement of pre-heating time and pressure,
shall be covered in first four period.
reaction time, tapping and mould waiting time, trimming with
hydraulic weld trimmer. 02
1.3 Activities after welding
Grinding of weld with profile grinder, cutting and grinding of riser,
clearing of site, re-spacing of sleepers and packing etc.
protection of weld by joggle fish plate and wooden block, checking
tolerances after grinding, visually inspection. 02
Part - III - Practical session 12
1.1 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding normal gap welding by trainees. 04
1.2 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding wide gap welding by trainees.
(Day-3) 04
1.3 Hands-on - Execution of At Welding for Combination joint welding
by trainees . 04

INDUCTION COURSE (TW-3) WELDING SUPERVISOR (SSE/JE PWAY) (T-15)
Part -I : Introduction (Day-1) 08 Part - IV - Handling & storage of welding equipment & material 02
1.1 Brief instruction & Bio-data of trainees. 01 1.1 Packing condition, Storage & handling of Portions 01
1.2 Different Types of rails, different UTS rails, permissible wear limit of 1.2 Use of STM for welding including repairs, maintenance and up keep. 01
SH & new rail. Selection of rails for welding. Precautions while Part V - Defects in weld - causes & eliminations. (Day-5) 06
selecting old rails for welding. 01 1.1 Various welding defects, causes of defects (due to portio
1.3 Introduction to various welding equipment, weld trimmer, weld n manufacturing defect, during execution and internal defect),
profile grinder, pre heating equipment, abrasive rail cutting m/c, precautions to be taken during welding to avoid weld defects.
Rail tensor etc. cutting m/c, Rail tensor etc. 03 Maintenance of welding records. 02
1.4 Introduction to various welding materials used for welding, welding 1.2 Various Tests on weld - USFD, Hardness & Load Deflection
portion, mould, single shot crucible, auto thimble, luting sand etc. 02 and breaking of Welds etc. 02
1.5 Hands On - Selection of rails for welding. 02 1.3 Dos & Don'ts of AT welding 02
Part-II: Procedure of Thermit Welding. (Day-2) 16 Part VI - Safety & Protection of Track. (Day-6) 01
1.1 Technical film/video/photograph on AT welding including principle 1.1 Track Protection & Personal Safety, Dos and Dont’s use of safety
and benefit of AT welding. 02 equipment's. Safe working in electrified and track circuited territory 01
1.2 Preparation before welding Part VII - Certification on competency 03
Cutting of rail end, elimination of bolt hole & heat affected zone, 1.1 Hands On -Lab Testing on executed weld & discussion. 03
checking squareness of joints , vertical and lateral alignment, 1.2 Discussion on field Problems and their Solutions.
measurement of gap, tolerances of rail end and rail joints before 1.3 Feedback & issue of provisional Competency Certificate.
welding, cleaning of rail ends. Estimation of correct length. 03 TOTAL 44
1.3 Hands on: Preparation before welding as per 1.2. 03
1.4 Preparation during welding (Day-3)
Selection of welding portion and three piece mould, fixing of mould
and mould shoes, sealing with luting sand, auto thimble, single
shot crucible, re-checking alignment, checking of gap, pre-heating
of rail, pre-heating time and pressure for various pre-heating
equipment i.e. Air petrol, Compress air petrol and Oxy-LPG mixed,
measurement of pre-heating time and pressure, reaction time,
tapping and mould waiting time, trimming with hydraulic weld
trimmer. 03
1.5 Activities after welding
Grinding of weld with profile grinder, cutting and grinding of riser,
clearing of site, re-spacing of sleepers and packing etc. protection
of weld by joggle fish plate and wooden block, checking tolerances
after grinding, visual inspection. Equalisation of stress.
Equalization of stress( partial distressing) 03
1.6 Hands on: Welding equipment and materials as per I .4 and 1.5 02
Part - III - Practical session (Day-4) 08
1.1 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding normal gap welding by trainees. 04
1.2 Hands-on - Execution of AT welding for combination Joint and
Wide gap welding by trainees 04

TRACK MACHINE

INDUCTION COURSE FOR SSE/JE/TM (TM-1)
DURATION: 6 MONTHS
S.No. Type of Training Place of Training Duration Remarks
1 Induction PH-I Training institute at IRTMTC/ALD 26 weeks (6 months) Detailed training program as per TM-1
1 Introduction to Railway Organisation & P.Way and

Track Machines (Type of Machines, functions and Utility) on IR.
2 Electrical & Electronics
3 Hydraulics, Pneumatics & Mechanical
4 I.C. Engine & Workshop Technology
5 Track Machines & working Principle
6 Establishment, Stores, Accounts & Rajbhasha
7 Group Inter Personal Skill Development
8 Computer
9 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines Working Sites
2 Induction PH-II Training in field / ZRTI 26 weeks (6 months) Training will be given at Zonal Railway
1. Transportation training in train working rules as per ZRTI module
2. On Job training
Total 1 YEAR

INDUCTION COURSE FOR SSE/JE/TM (TM-1)
DURATION: 26 WEEK (6 MONTH)
PART-I Introduction to Railway Organisation & P.Way and Track Development of Welded rails, Welding Terminology, Theory of Welded
Machines (Type of Machines, functions and Utility) on IR. 68 rails, Thermal forces in LWR, Permitted locations of LWR/CWR,
1.1 Introduction to Railway Organization Different Temperature Zones, De-stressing. Yard visit 10
History of Railways, Zonal Railways, Divisions, Production units. 1.10 Track Renewal
TT Organization on Indian railways, Organization at headquarters Classification of Track Renewals and factors governing rail renewal 2
and Divisional levels, CPOH and Bridge Workshop. 4 1.11 Maintenance of Track
1.2 Railway Track General Instructions as contained in IRPWM. Provisions on Regular
Constituents of Railway Track. Requirements of Good Railway Track Maintenance as contained in IRPWM. Provisions on Works
Track, Classification of Routes. Different Gauges. 2 incidental to Regular Track Maintenance with thrust on Deep
1.3 Formation Screening. Provisions on Maintenance of Track in Track. Circuited in
Formations in Embankment and Cutting. 2 Areas as contained in IRPWM. Provisions on Maintenance of Track
1.4 Rails in Electrified Areas as contained in IRPWM & Precautions during
Functions, Types & Standard Rail Section. Standard length, Rolling Machine working. 6
marks & UTS. 2 1.12 Engineering Restrictions & Indicators
1.5 Sleepers Categories of Engineering Works, Engineering Fixed Signals
Functions, Types & Sleeper Density, Requirements of PRC /Indicators: Temporary and Permanent Emergency Protection of
sleepers-their advantages and disadvantages. 2 track: Single Line & Double Line, Detonators & Flare Signals. 4
1.6 Fastenings 1.13 Curves
Rail to Rail fastenings and Rail to Sleeper fastenings. 2 Necessity of curves: their types, TTP, CTP & Transition lengths.
1.7 Ballast Radius, Degree, Versine & field measurement Super-elevation:
Functions & Specifications and profile 2 Cant deficiency, Cant excess, Cant gradient, Equilibrium cant.
1.8 Points & Crossings Negative Super-elevation, Gauge widening. Safe Speed on
Functions & Important terminology. Constituents of Turnout and Types Curves. Field visit. 10
of switches and crossing, Switch Angle, Flange way clearance, Heel 1.14 Track Tolerances
divergence, Throw of switch. Types of Crossings, Crossing number & Different Track Parameters and their Service tolerances.
Main constituents of Built-up Crossing. Standard Turnouts & Different Track Parameters and their service tolerances.
permissible speed. Position of Sleepers at Points & Xing Yard Visit 12 Different Schedules, Standard Dimensions, Loading
1.9 Welding of Rails and LWR Gauge, ODC.
Evil effects of Rail joints. Different types of welding, Introduction to various track machines 8

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PART-II ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS SYSTEM 150 Polarity, Protection Device
1.1 Fundamentals of Electricity Types of Diodes, Construction, Working Symbol and
Symbols, Basic Concept of voltage and current, Ohm’s Application of Zenor Diode, LED, Photo Diode, Optocoupler. 6
law, Power law 2 1.7 Transistor
1.2 Electrical Components Transistor, Construction, Description of Terminals, NPN &
Resistor: Definition, Unit, Symbol, Power Rating, Tolerance, Types PNP-Transistor Mode of Connections, Amplifying function,
Resistor: Colour coding, Combination, Application, Faults & Applications as Switch and Amplifier, Testing
Troubleshooting Capacitor: Definition, Unit, Symbol Types, Electronics Model Room for demonstration, checking and testing
Combinations, Application, Faults and Troubleshooting Inductor: of Diodes and Transistors. 6
Definition, Unit, Symbol Types, Combinations, Application, Faults 1.8 Transducer
and Troubleshooting Electronics Model Room for demonstration, Definition, Principle, Classification, Types, Tamping Depth
checking of Resistor, Capacitor and Inductor 10 Transducer, Function and Calibration Lining and Measuring
1.3 Auto Electrical Transducer, Satellite Transducer, Hook Transducer.
Battery: Definition of Cell & Battery, Types, Rating, Specific Gravity, Pendulum, Height Transducer, Encoder.
Construction Working of Lead-acid Cell & Battery. Maintenance, Electronics model room for demonstration of checking and
Testing by Hydrometer and Load tester Alternator, Regulator, calibration of Transducers. 8
Construction, Working, Maintenance and Trouble- shooting 1.9 Operational Amplifier
Self starter: Construction, Working, Maintenance and Definition of Operational Amplifier, Symbol, Function of each
Troubleshooting Relay: Definition, Construction & Operation, terminal, Open loop, Close loop, +ve feed back, –ve feedback,
Types, Pin diagrams, Testing Electronics Model Room for Characteristics Application of Operational Amplifier as Buffer,
demonstration, checking and testing of Relays Engine Circuit: Inverter, Non Inverter, Adder, Sub- tractor, Integrator etc.
Description, Function and Types Working, Safety Components, Operational Amplifier ICs used in different PCBs in machines and
Faults & Troubleshooting Z.F. Circuit: Description, Working, Safety their Pin diagrams Electronics Model Room for demonstration
Components, Sensors, Faults & Troubleshooting Lighting circuits of working of Operational Amplifiers in different applications 8
of different machines, Safety and warning circuits of different 1.10 Digital Electronics
machines and Locking and unlocking Circuit 18 Number system i.e. Binary, Decimal, Hexadecimal, Logic Gates
1.4 Fundamentals of Electronics and Flip-Flop Electronics model room for demonstration of
Electronics Symbols and Nomenclatures working of Logic Gates Basic Idea of Microprocessor,
Fundamentals of Electronics and Applications, Active Semiconductor memories, Multiplexer 6
components &Passive components 4 1.11 Electronic Circuits and PCBs:
1.5 Semiconductor Theory Discrete Circuit & Integrated Circuit, Advantage & Disadvantage
Difference between Conductor, Semiconductor & Insulator. of PCBs used in different machines, Description, Name Quantity
Properties of Semiconductor, Covalent Bonds, Energy Bands, and their Functions. Data sender and data receiver PCB. 2
Types of semiconductor, i.e. Intrinsic, extrinsic, (P-Type, N-Type) 2 1.12 Power Supply:
1.6 Semiconductor Diode Need of Power supply, Types of power supply, DC to DC
Semiconductor Diode: Construction Working, Forward Converter & Regulator Functional description of Power supply
bias and Reverse bias, V-I Characteristics of P.N. PCBs EK813SV, EK 812 SV, EK816SV,EK819SV,EK851SV
Junction Application of P.N. Junction Diode as Rectifier Calibration, Testing &Troubleshooting Electronics Model Room
- Half wave & Full wave Rectifiers (Centre Tap and for demonstration, checking and calibration of PCB EK813SV 6
Bridge Rectifier),

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1.13 Programmer unit and Logic Plan. 1.19 Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit of VPR/DUO/ CSM/3X and 3x
Function and Description of Programmer Unit, Description of dynamic /Unimat
different PCBs of Programmer Unit i.e. EK 501P, EK553P Functional Description of Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit,
Description of EK552P, EK554P, Different Parts of Logic Plan Transducers and Input Potentiometers
Electronics Model Room for demonstration, checking and testing Functional Description of PCB EK347LV&EK346LV
of Programmer unit Reading of Logic Plan and Input & Output of Functional Description of PCB EK2041LV,EK2042LV
Programmer with the help of Logic Plan Electronics Model Room Calibration of Leveling & Lifting, PCBs and Troubleshooting. 8
for demonstration of Logic Plan 10 1.20 Satellite Control Circuit:
1.14 Multi-check/Multiplexer PCB Functional Description of Satellite Control Circuit, Description of
Description of Multi-check PCB EK28V&EK 207V, Different different positions of Satellite, Satellite Transducer, PCBs.
measurements taken by Multi-check PCB. Functional Description of Satellite Control PCBs EK24V & EK202V.
Electronics Model Room for demonstration of Multi-check PCB 4 Calibration of Satellite Control, PCB, Troubleshooting
1.15 Tamping Unit Control Circuit VPR/DUO/CSM/3X and & Fault finding. 6
3x dynamic/Unimat 1.21 Work Drive Control Circuit:
Functional Description of Tamping Unit Control Circuit, Function Functional Description of Work Drive Control Circuit, Encoder,
and Calibration of Depth Selector and Depth Transducer PCBELT-5034 Functional Description of Work Drive PCB
Different Positions of Tamping Unit & their Description, Current of EK319LV& VT-3005.
Proportional valve Functional Description of Tamping Unit control Calibration of Work Drive PCB, Troubleshooting & Faultfinding 6
PCBs EK16V, EK132V Functional Description of Tamping Unit 1.22 Hook Control circuit
Control PCBs EK176V, EK1AP7 Calibration, Testing and Functional Description of Hook Control Circuit and Transducer
Troubleshooting Electronics Model Room for demonstration, Functional Description of Hook Control PCB EK120V &EK144V
testing and calibration of Tamping unit PCB 12 Calibration of Hook Control PCB, Troubleshooting & Faultfinding 6
1.16 Lining Control Circuit, VPR/DUO/CSM/3X and3x 1.23 Panel Boxes & Cable List
dynamic/Unimat Main Panel Boxes i.e. Working & Engine Panel boxes,
Functional Description of Lining Control Circuit and Input Cable List 2
Potentiometer (Slew & Versine) 1.24 Plasser Intelligent Control System (Pics)
Functional Description of Lining PCBEK349LV, K335LV, Description of Plasser Intelligent Control System (Pics)
Basic concept of 3 Point Regulator / 3 Stage Regulator Functional Electronics Model Room for demonstration and
Description of EK2038, EK2173and Over-slew PCB EK290LV calibration of Plasser Intelligent Control System (Pics)
Calibration of Servo Valve, Transducers &Input Potentiometer. 2
Calibration of Lining PCBs and Troubleshooting 10
1.17 Front Input Circuit:
Functional Description of Front Input Circuit, Front Input
Potentiometer, Slew, Versine, General Lift etc.
Basic idea of ALC, GVA and Laser Lining 4
1.18 VPR/DUO/CSM/3X and 3x dynamic /Unimat
Functional description of Front Input PCB EK345LV, EK2072LVetc.
Calibration, Troubleshooting & Fault finding 2

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PART - III HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS & MECHANICAL 148 1.12 Accumulator

1.1 Fundamentals Functions, Types, Working of Bladder & Diaphragm Type
Introduction, Pascal’s Law, Bernoulli’s Theorem, Accumulator, Charging. 2
Advantages of Hydraulic system. 2 1.13 Hydraulic Cylinder
1.2 Hydraulic Symbols Function, Types and Parts. 2
Hydraulic Symbols 2 1.14 Hydraulic Motor
1.3 Hydraulic Oil Definition, Classification, Working of Vane motor and gear motor.
Functions and Properties. 2 Working of Axial Piston motor.
1.4 Hydraulic Tank Mounting Precautions and Troubleshooting. 6
Functions and Parts. 2 1.15 Heat Exchanger
1.5 Hydraulic Filter Function and Maintenance aspects. 2
Functions, Types, Filtering material, Contaminants Control, 1.16 Demonstration of Hydraulic Transparent Models
Importance of filtration. 2 Hydraulic motors, D.C. Valves, Cylinder, Accumulators,
1.6 Hydraulic Hose and Fitting Pressure Gauge etc.
Functions, Types, Hose specification: DIN, SAE & EN Pressure control valves, Flow control valves, Check Valve,
standards, Hydraulic Fittings, Precautions during Pilot Operated Check Valve etc. 4
mounting Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings. 2 1.17 Practical Disassembly & Assembly of Hydraulic Components
1.7 Hydraulic Seal and ‘O’ Ring Hydraulic Pump in Model Room
Functions, Types, Seals materials, Precautions during Vane pump and Vane motor.
providing hydraulic Seals, Causes of Failure. 2 Axial Piston pump.
Definition, Functions and Classification, Working and Check valve and POC valve.
Construction of Vane pump & Gear pump. Working and D.C. valves.
Construction of Axial Piston Pump. Proportional valve.
Precautions during mounting, Troubleshooting, Aeration Servo valve.
& Cavitation. 6 Relief valve and Unloader valve.
1.8 Pressure Control Valve Pressure reducing valve and Cylinder. 16
Working and Construction of Relief Valve& Unloader valve, 1.18 Hydraulic Circuits
Troubleshooting. Constant pressure circuit of 3X and CSM.
Working and Construction of Pressure reducing valve, Constant pressure circuit of Duomatic, WST & VPR
Sequence valve, Trouble shooting. 4 Unimat and BCM.
1.9 Direction Control Valve Closed loop circuit of 3X and 3x dynamic and CSM.
Function and Types such as Spring centered valves; Closed loop circuit of BCM, SBCM, BRM.HOBCM
Spring offset valves, Check valve. Regenerating circuit of Tamping Machines.
Explanation of POC valve, Logic valve. Intermittent circuit of Non-tampers. 12
Precautions during mounting, Troubleshooting. 6 1.19 Demonstration of Hydraulic Equipment Sets
1.10 Proportional and Servo Valve Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using Fluidsim H
Function and Troubleshooting of Proportional Valve. Software & Work exercises.
Function and Troubleshooting of Servo Valve. 4 Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using Fluidsim H
1.11 Flow Control Valve software & Work exercises. 4
Function, Types and Troubleshooting. 2 1.20 Pneumatic Symbols
Pneumatics symbols and Application of air on Track machines. 2

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Pneumatic Components Working and maintenance of Single stage 1.29 Funk Gear Box
and Multi stage Air Compressor, Cooling Coil, Safety valve, Air Working, Construction and Maintenance practices. 2
dryer. Working and maintenance of Water separator, Air oiler, 1.30 Reduction Gear Box
DC Valve, KE Valve, Cylinder and Pneumatic hoses. 4 Working, Construction and Maintenance practices. 2
1.21 Pneumatic Circuits 1.31 Satellite Axle Gear Box
Pneumatic Working circuits. Working, Construction and Maintenance practices.
Pneumatic Brake circuits. 4 Precautionary steps to avoid failure. 4
1.22 Trouble shooting 1.32 Tamping Unit
Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting of Pneumatic assemblies. 2 Function and Parts.
Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using Fluidsim Precautions during working & repairing.
P Software & Work exercises. 2 Maintenance schedule.
1.23 Demonstration of Pneumatic Equipment Sets Dimensions of different Parts and Tolerances, setting of bearings
Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using Fluidsim P and spacers on vibration shaft.
Software & Work exercises. 2 Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 8
1.24 Power Transmission 1.33 Lifting and Lining Unit
Block Diagram, Types of Power Transmission, Mechanical Function, assembly and maintenance aspects. 2
Transmission, ‘V’ belt, Chain, Pulley, Cardon Shaft. 2 1.34 Bearings
1.25 Gear Box and Clutch Assembly in UNO/DUO Functions, Types, Bearing Clearance and Maintenance aspects. 2
Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Main gear box 1.35 BCM Assemblies
and Clutch assembly. Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Excavation
Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Reversing Chain.
gear box and Six speed gear box. 4 Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Conveyor
1.26 Distributor Gear Box Belts and Screens. 4
Working, Construction and Maintenance practices. 2 1.36 Lubrication
1.27 Driving and Running Axle Oil and Lubricants used in different gear boxes, Tamping unit,
Function, Parts and Maintenance aspects, setting of crown & tail Lifting unit, Screen -drum etc., types and their capacities. 2
pinion. 2 1.37 Maintenance Schedules
1.28 Z.F. Hydro- dynamic Gear Box
Function and Construction.
Precautions during working and Maintenance aspects.
Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 6

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PART - IV I.C. Engine & Workshop Technology 160 Drawbacks of keeping low HSD Oil level intank, Removing
1.1 General of Air Lock. 12
History and Development of Engine, I.C. and E.C. Engine, 1.7 Lubricating System of Diesel Engine
Advantages and disadvantages. Concept of lubrication and functions of Lubricating oil,
Classification of I.C. Engine and Main Systems of I.C. Engine. 4 Properties of Lubricant.
1.2 Constructional Details of Engine Oil Additives, Viscosity rating and Lubricating circuit.
Cylinder, Cylinder head, Piston and Piston rings. Different types of Lubricating systems.
Connecting rod, Crank shaft, Fly wheel, Cam shaft and. Oil pump, Relief Valve, Filters, Oil Cooler, Strainer, Oil
Sump Inlet and Exhaust valve, Push rod, Rocker arm, Pressure Gauge, Oil Pressure Indicating light.
Valve clearance, Valve operatingmechanism. Blow bye, Crank case ventilation, Reasons of Low
Demonstration of Engine componentsinI. C. Engine Model Room. 8 lubricating oil pressure and high Oil consumption.
1.3 Basic Terminology Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room. 12
T.D.C., BDC, Swept volume, Clearance volume, Compression 1.8 Cooling system of Diesel Engine
ratio, Stroke length, Cylinder bore. 2 Necessity of Cooling, Different methods of Engine cooling,
1.4 Working Principle of I.C. Engine Air Cooling system.
Working Principle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine (Dieselcycle). Water Cooling system.
Working Principle of 2 Stroke Diesel Engine and 2 & 4 Drawbacks of over cooling and reasons for overheating.
StrokePetrol Engine(Otto cycle). Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room. 8
Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room. 1.9 Maintenance Schedule Maintenance Steps
Combustion of fuel. Maintenance Schedules of Cummins Engine.
Actual Working cycle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine. Maintenance Schedules of Duetz Engine.
Deviations between Actual Working cycle and theoretical cycle. Maintenance Schedules of MWM Engine.
Firing orders and VT diagram. Maintenance Steps to improve Performance.
Power flow in Multi cylinder engine. 16 Precautions in providing Piston ring on Piston and assembling in
1.5 Air Supply system of Diesel Engine Cylinder liner.
Requirement of Air, Types of Air cleaner. Adjustment of Valve (Tappet) clearance.
Cleaning and checking of Dry type Aircleaner. Adjustment of Injection timing and testing of Nozzles.
Draw backs of choking of Air Cleaner. Inspection of Crankshaft.
Supercharging, Turbocharger and After cooler, Importance Troubleshooting of Cummins Engine.
of Aftercooling. Trouble Shooting of Duetz & MWM Engine Setting of Torque
Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room 8 wrenches, Tightening torque of different
1.6 Fuel Supply System of Diesel Engine engine assemblies, clearance of moving parts.
Functions and classification of Fuel supply system, Block 1 day visit to TM Workshop, PD/MGS. 28
diagram. 1.10 M&C Training
Fuel Injection Pumps, Injectors and Filters. Manufacturing of Iron & Steel, Shaping of Metals & Alloys.
Mico Bosch and Cummins PT Fuel supply system. Classification of Steel on the basis of percentage of
Difference between Mico Boschand Cummins PT Fuel Carbon and Micro- constituents of Iron and Steel, Carbon
supply system. Steel,
Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room Cetaine Number, Alloy Steel & Cast Iron.
Octane No., Delay Periodand Knocking of fuel. Physical Metallurgy, Mechanical properties of Cast Iron,
Steel & Non Ferrous Alloy.

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Heat Treatment: Hardening, Tempering Annealing, 1.14 Measurement and Inspection
Normalizing, Case Hardening, Nitriding. Instruments and Linear Measurement.
Inspection and testing of Materials for property evaluation. Comparators, Measuring Machines, Angular and Taper
Introduction to various standards: IRS, SAE,DIN, ISI, BS Measurements.
etc. and Acceptance Criteria. 12 Demonstration in Model Room. 6
1.11 Smithing and Forging 1.15 Limits, Fits and Surface Quality
Forging Materials, Heating Devices, Forging Temperatures, Interchangeability, Limits, Fits, Allowances, Tolerances
Smith Forging Operations. and Surface finish. 2
Forging Processes: Hand Forging, Power Forging etc. 4 1.16 Workshop Machines
1.12 Welding and Related Processes Lathe Machines, Different Lathe Machines Operations.
Types of Welding and Metallurgy of Weld. Drilling and Boring Machines.
Gas Welding, Oxy-acetylene and Air-Acetylene Shaper and Planner.
Arc Welding and Resistance Welding Slotting and Grinding Machines
Related Processes: Soldering, Brazing etc. Milling Machine and Gear Cutting.
Procedure for welding of tamping tool and defects in Press, Jigs & Fixtures.
Tamping Tool welding. Broaching and Sawing Machine.
Welding of BCM turret gears, main links, intermediate Workshop visit. 20
links and cutter bar and grinding operation. 12 1.17 Threads
1.13 Bench Work and Fitting Different types of threads. 2
Various Tools, their uses and Bench work. 1.18 Quality Control
Standards of Measurement, Classification of Measuring 2 Statistical Quality Control, Control Charts and their
application. 2

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PART - V TRACK MACHINES & WORKING PRINCIPLES 148 Power Transmission & Technical Data
1.1 08-Duomatic/WST/VPR3 Working Principle & Precaution during work 6
Main features, Technical Data, Main assemblies and components. 1.11 B.R.M PBR 400 & Kershaw.
Working Principle and Power Transmission Name of PCBs, their Main features main units and their functions.
functions and Electrical System. 6 Power transmission, Technical Data, working principle &
1.2 09-32-CSM precaution during work 4
Main features, Technical Data, Main assemblies and components. 1.12 TLE
Working Principle and Power Transmission Main features main units and their functions.
Name of PCBs, their functions and Electrical System. 6 Yard Activities, Fabrication of Panels, Rake Formation, Amenities
1.3 08-275-2S UNIMAT at Base Depot.
Main features, Technical Data, Main assemblies and components. Working Principle, Auxilliary Track and Mode of working. 6
Working Principle and Power Transmission Name of PCBs, their 1.13 TRT
functions and Electrical System. 6 Main features main units and their functions.
1.4 08-275-3S UNIMAT &MPT Yard activities, Modified BRHs & Rake Formation Working
Main features of machine, Technical Data, main assemblies and Principle & SRs after relaying. 6
components. 1.14 T-28
Working Principle and Power Transmission Name of PCBs, their Main features main units and their functions.
functions and Electrical System. Power Transmission and Working Principle. 4
Difference between 2S & 3SUnimat. 6 1.15 DTS/DGS 3X-Dynamic Stabiliser
1.5 08-275-4S UNIMAT Main features main units and their functions, Technical Data.
Main features,Technical Data, Main assemblies and components. Power Transmission, Name of PCB’s and their function. 4
Working Principle and Power Transmission 1.16 RGM-72
Name of PCBs, their functions and Electrical System. 6 Main features main units and their functions, Technical Data.
1.6 09-3X Tamping Express and 3X Dynamic Power Transmission, Name of PCB’s and their function. 4
Main features, Technical Data, Main assemblies and components. 1.17 Tamping Machines, DTS
Working Principle and Power Transmission Pre-requisites, Pre-tamping Operations.
Name of PCBs, their functions and Electrical System. 6 Operations during tamping and Post tamping Operations. 4
1.7 BCM: RM-76 and RM-80 1.18 BCM, SBCM & BRM
Main features main units and their functions. Pre-requisites, Operations prior to deployment, Operations during
Power Transmission & Technical Data Working Principle & Traffic Block and Post Block Operations. 2
Precaution during work 6 1.19 PQRS, TRT & T-28
1.8 BCM: RM-80-92 U and HOBCM Pre-requisites, Operations prior to deployment,
Main features main units and their functions. Operations during Traffic Block and Post Block Operations. 2
Power Transmission & Technical Data 6 1.20 Tamping Machines
Working Principle & Precaution during work Maintenance schedules of Tamping machines. 2
1.9 FRM-80 and 85 1.21 BCM & FRM
Main features main units and their functions. Maintenance schedules of RM-76, RM-80, FRM-80,
Power Transmission & Technical Data Working Principle & FRM-85 & KSC-600. 2
Precaution during work 6 1.22 DTS & BRM
1.10 UTV and RBMV, MDU Maintenance schedules of DTS & BRM. 2
Main features main units and their functions.

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1.23 UNIMAT Method of feeding ‘V’ value.

Maintenance schedule of 08-275 2S & 3S- Unimat. 2 Design lining, Laser lining and measuring run method.
1.24 Introduction to IRTMM and RDSO TM Reports Potentiometers & their calibration. 20
Ch 1: Track Machine Organisation & Duties of AEN, SSE, 1.26 Leveling
Operator & Technician. Types of leveling system, Double chord system.
Ch 4 & 5: Rules for Movement & Working of track Machines and General lift, ramp in & ramp out.
Planning, Operation & Monitoring of Track Machines, Unit cost. Criteria for selection of Base line.
Brief on other Chapters of IRTMM and RDSO TM Reports. 6 Double chord follow up system & fixed chord system,
1.25 Lining Proportional leveling, Error reduction ratio.
Principle of Lining, Single chord system Type of lining i.e. 4 Point Method of feeding of Cant on CSM.
& 3 Point lining. Method of feeding of Cant on other machines.
Principle of 4 Point lining & Left over error. Method of Calculation of Correction value (‘K’ Value),
Calculation of Vm value on Transition Curve, Direction of Toggle Function of Pendulum- Front, Middle, Rear Pendulum &
switch. Calculation of Vm value for Reverse Curve & non- Twist correction.
suitability of 4 Point lining on Straight. Method of data feeding on Tamping Machines –
Feeding method of Vm value at Reverse and Compound curve. Manually and by Computer(ALC)
3 Point lining & Left over error. Design leveling and feeding of target height. 18
Calculation of ‘V’ value for each machine.

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PART-VI ESTABLISHMENT, ACCOUNTS, STORES & RAJBHASHA 54 1.13 Awards

1.1 Leave Rules Different Awards. 2
Various types of Leaves, Eligibility etc. 2 1.14 Estimates
1.2 Pass Rules Definition & Necessity of Estimates. 2
Various types of passes, Eligibility etc. 2 Kinds of Estimates & their Vetting. 2
1.3 P. L. Bonus & GIS 1.15 Tenders
Terms of Payments PLB, GIS Monthly subscription, Payment at Different types oftenders. 2
retirement. 2 Power for Invitation of tenders &NIT. 2
1.4 Allowances & Overtime 1.16 Railway Budget
Various Types of Allowances & Eligibility 2 Parliamentary Control over Railway Finance, Public
1.5 P.F. Accountability, Canons of financial Propriety. 2
Meaning, Rate, Withdrawal. 2 Railway Budget, Budgetary Terms, Budgetary Cycle, 2
1.6 Pension Rules Demand of Grants, Expenditure classification,Works
Pension Rules. 2 1.17 Introduction to Engg. Stores & Inventory Control
1.7 DCRG Stock heads of Accounts, Disposal of released and
Amount of DCRG, Emoluments. 2 surplus materials. 2
1.8 D&A Rules Indenting procedure, Issue note and Write- off
Minor Penalties. 2 statement. 2
Major Penalties. 2 Stock verification and Inventory Control Technique. 2
1.9 Service 1.18 Medical Awareness Programme
Explanation and understanding of different Family Welfare, AIDS, Family Management & First Aid. 2
1.10 Conduct Rules Stress Management & Disaster Management. 2
Conduct rules. 2 1.19 Rajbhasha
Manpower Planning & Training Welfare Measures in 2 Constitutional Provisions, Official Language Act 1963,
Railways, PNM, JCM & PREM. Official Language Rules1976. 2
1.11 Objectives and understanding of Various Acts Policy Guidelines & Instructions. 2
Minimum Wages Act, Factory Act, Industrial Dispute Act,
Contractor Labour Act& Workmen Compensation Act. 2
1.12 HOER
Classification and Duty roster. 2

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PART-VII GROUP INTER PERSONAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT (GIPSD) 14 PART - VIII Computer 48
1.1 Communication 1.1 Microsoft Office 6
Communication Skills and Importance in Railway MS Word
Organization. 2 MS PowerPoint
1.2 Motivation MS Excell
Motivation Skills 2 1.2 Internet & E-mail
1.3 Leadership Internet & Web-surfing.
Types of Leadership & Leadership Skills. 2 e-mail & demonstration for making e-mail ID 4
1.4 Inter Personal Relations 1.3 Automatic Guide Computer (ALC)
Need for Inter Personal Relations in Railway Organization. 2 Introduction to Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) & its Hardware.
1.5 Attitude Building Introduction to Win ALC Software
Importance of Positive Attitude. 2 Working in Geometry mode
1.6 Team Work Working in Measuring Run mode
Team Work and Team Building. 2 Working in Design mode 14
1.7 Workouts 1.4 CMS
Exercise on Group Dynamics/other aspects related with Description of Computer measurement system
development of managerial/work related skills. 2 Electronics Model Room for demonstration and
calibration of CMS 10
1.5 CWS
Description of Computer measurement system
Electronics Model Room for demonstration and
calibration of CWS 10
1.6 DRP
Description of Computer measurement system
Electronics Model Room for demonstration and
calibration of DRP 4

PROMOTION COURSE FOR JE/TM (TM-2)
DURATION: 8 WEEK
S.No. Type of Training Place of Training Duration Remarks
1 Training institute at IRTMTC/ALD 8 Weeks Detailed training program as per TM-2

Promotion
2 Training in field / ZRTI 2 Weeks Transportation training in train working rules as per ZRTI module
Total 10 WEEKS
PART - I INTRODUCTION TO RAILWAY ORGANISATION, 20 S.W.R/L.W.R/C.W.R , Theory of Welded rails. 2

P.WAY AND TRACK MACHINES 1.6 Track Renewals, Maintenance of Track, Engineering
1.1 Introduction to Railway Organization Restrictions & Indicators
History of Railways, Zonal Railways, Divisions, Production units, Classification of Track Renewals.
TT Organization on Indian railways. 2 Provisions on Works incidental to Regular Track maintenance with
1.2 Railway Track, Rails thrust on Deep Screening.
Constituents of Railway Track. Emergency Protection of track: Single Line &DoubleLine,
Requirements of Good Railway Track, Classification of Routes. Detonators & Flare Signals. 2
Different Gauges. 1.7 Curves
Functions, Types & Standard Rail Section, Standard Necessity of curves: their types, TTP, CTP &Transition lengths,
length, Rolling marks. 2 Radius, Degree, Versine & Field Measurement.
1.3 Sleepers Fastenings & Ballast Super-elevation: Cant deficiency, Cant excess, Cant gradient,
Functions, Types & Sleeper Density, Requirements of PRC Equilibrium cant, Negative Super-elevation, Gauge widening. 2
sleepers-their advantages and disadvantages. 1.8 Schedule of Dimensions
Rail to Rail fastenings, Rail to Sleeper fastenings, Functions & Different Schedules, Standard Dimensions, Loading Gauge, ODC. 2
Specifications of Ballast. 2 1.9 Types of Track Machines
1.4 Points & Crossings Introduction of Track Machines in chronological order, their
Functions & Important terminology, Constituents of Turnout. functions and output. 2
Switch Angle, Flange way clearance, Heel divergence, 1.10 Introduction to IRTMM and RDSO TM Reports
Throw of switch, Types of Crossings, Crossing number Track Machine Organization & Duties of Operator & Technician,
& Main constituents of Built-up Crossing. 2 Rules for Movement & Working of Track Machines, Planning,
1.5 Welding of Rails& LWR Operation & Monitoring of Track Machines. RDSO TM Reports. 2
Evil effects of Rail joints, Different types of Welding.

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PART - II ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS SYSTEM 44 1.6 Power Supply

1.1 Fundamentals of Electricity & Electrical Components Need, Types, DC to DC Converter & Regulator, Functional
Symbols, Basic Concept of voltage and current, Ohm’s law, description of Power supply PCBs EK813SV, EK816SV,EK 819SV
Power law, Resistor: Definition, Unit, Symbol, Power Rating, EK851SV, Calibration, Testing & Troubleshooting, Electronics
Tolerance, Types Capacitor & Inductor: Definition, Unit, Symbol Model Room for demonstration, checking and calibration of PCB
Types, Combinations, Application, Faults and Troubleshooting 4 EK813SV 2
1.2 Auto Electrical 1.7 Programmer unit and Logic Plan
Battery: Definition of Cell & Battery, Types, Rating, Specific Function and Description of Programmer Unit, Description of
Gravity, Construction, Working of Lead-acid Cell & Battery. different PCBs of Programmer Unit i.e. EK 501P, EK553P,
Maintenance, Testing by Hydrometer and Load tester Alternator, EK552P, EK554P, Multi-check PCB EK28V,EK 207V, Different
Regulator & Self starter: Construction, Working, Maintenance and Parts of LogicPlan.
Troubleshooting. Demonstration of Programmer unit & Logic Plan in Electronics
Relay: Definition, Construction, Operation, Types, Pin diagrams, Model Room .4
Testing; Demonstration, checking and testing of Relays in 1.8 Tamping Unit Control Circuit DUO/CSM/3X/Unimat’s
Electronics Model Room. Functional Description of Tamping Unit Control Circuit, Different
Engine Circuit & Z.F. Circuit and safety and Lighting circuit: Positions of Tamping Unit & their Description, Current of
Description, Functions, Types, Safety Components, Faults& Proportional valve, Calibration, Troubleshooting & Faultfinding
Troubleshooting 8 Demonstration, of Tamping Unit Control Circuit in Electronics
1.3 Fundamentals of Electronics Semiconductor Components Model Room 4
Symbols, Nomenclatures, Fundamentals of Electronics & 1.9 Front Input Circuit: DUO/CSM/3X/09-3X Dynamic /Unimat
Applications, Active components & Passive components 2 Functional Description ofFront Input Circuit, Front Input
Semiconductor Diode: Construction, Working, Forward bias and Potentiometer, Slew, Versine, General Lift etc. Basic idea of ALC,
Reverse bias, V-I Characteristics of P.N. Junction. Types of and LaserLining 2
Diodes, Construction, Working, Application of Zener Diode, LED, 1.10 Lining Control Circuit, DUO/CSM/3X/09-3X Dynamic/Unimat’s
PhotoDiode. Functional Description of Lining Control Circuit & Lining
Transistor: Construction, Description of Terminals, NPN PCBs, Basic concept of 3 Point Regulator / 3 Stage
& PNP Transistor, Mode of Connections, Applications as Switch Regulator, calibration , troubleshooting & Faultfinding. 2
and Amplifier, Testing Electronics model room for demonstration & 1.11 Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit of DUO/ CSM/3X/093X
checking of Electronic components 6 Dynamic / Unimat’s
1.4 Transducer Functional Description of Leveling Control Circuit & Leveling
Definition, Principle, Classification, Types, Tamping PCBs, Basic concept of 3 Point Regulator / 3 Stage Regulator,
Depth Transducer, Pendulum &Height Transducer. calibration troubleshooting & Faultfinding 2
Lining Transducer, Measuring Transducer, Satellite .
Transducer, Hook Transducer, Encoder: Function and Calibration
Electronics model room for demonstration, checking and
calibration of Transducers. 6
1.5 Operational Amplifier
Definition, Symbol, Function of each terminal, Open loop,
Close loop, +ve feed back, –ve feed back, Characteristics,
Application of Operational Amplifier as Buffer, Inverter, Non Inverter,
Adder, Sub- tractor, Integrator etc. 2

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PART - III HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS & MECHANICAL 44 1.12 Pneumatic Symbols and Pneumatic Components
1.1 Fundamentals, Symbols, Oil, Tank and Filter Pneumatics symbols and Application of air on Track machines,
Introduction, Hydraulic Symbols, Functions and Properties of Working and maintenance of Air Compressor, Cooling Coil, Safety
Hydraulic oil, Functions and Parts of Hydraulic Tank, Functions valve, Air dryer, Water separator, Air oiler, DC Valve,KE Valve
and Types of filters, Importance of filtration. 2 Cylinder and Pneumatic Hoses. 2
1.2 Accumulator, Hydraulic Seal, ‘O’ Ring, Hose and Fitting 1.13 Pneumatic Circuits (Braking system included) and
Functions, Types, Working of Bladder Accumulator, Charging of Troubleshooting
Accumulator, Precautions during providing Hydraulic Seals, Pneumatic Working circuits and Brake circuits, Failure Analysis
Causes of Failure, Hose specification: DIN, SAE & EN standards, and Troubleshooting of Pneumatic Assemblies. 2
Hydraulic Fittings, Precautions during mounting Hydraulic Hoses 1.14 Demonstration of Pneumatic Equipment Sets
and Fittings. 2 Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using FluidsimP Software
1.3 Hydraulic Pump & Work exercises. 2
Definition, Functions, Classification, Working and Construction of 1.15 Power Transmission
Vane pump, Gear pump, Axial Piston Pump, Precautions during Block Diagram, Types of Power Transmission, Mechanical
mounting, Troubleshooting, Aeration& Cavitation. 2 Transmission, ‘V’ belt, Chain, Pulley, Cardon Shaft. 2
1.4 Pressure Control Valve 1.16 Gear Box and Clutch Assembly in DUO, Driving Axle
Working and Construction of Relief Valve, Unloader Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Main gear
valve, Pressure Reducing valve, Trouble shooting. 2 box, Clutch assembly, Reversing gear box, Six speed gear box
1.5 Direction Control Valve and distributor Gear Box, setting of crown & tail pinion on
Spring offset valves, Check valve, POC valve, Troubleshooting. 2 Driving Axle. 2
1.6 Proportional Valve, Servo Valve and Flow Control Valve 1.17 Z. F. Hydrodynamic Gear Box
Function and Troubleshooting. 2 Function and Construction, Precautions during working and
1.7 Hydraulic Cylinder and Motor Maintenance aspects, Failure Analysis and Trouble shooting. 2
Function, Types and Parts, Working of Vane motor, Gear motor 1.18 Funk Gear Box, Reduction Gear Box and Satellite
and. Axial Piston motor, Troubleshooting. 2 Axle GearBox.
1.8 Hydraulic Transparent Models Working, Construction and Maintenance practices. 2
Demonstration of Hydraulic Motor, D.C. Valves, Cylinder, 1.19 Tamping Unit, Lifting and Lining Unit, Bearings.
ccumulator, Pressure Gauge, Pressure control valves, A Flow Function and Parts, Precautions during working & repairing,
control valve, Check Valve, Pilot Operated Check Valve etc. 2 Maintenance schedule, Setting of bearings and spacers on
1.9 Practical Disassembly & Assembly of Hydraulic Components vibration shaft, Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 2
in Model Room 1.20 Lubrication
Vane pump & Axial Piston pump. Proportional valve, Servo valve Oil and Lubricants used in different Gearboxes, Tamping
and Relief valve. 4 unit, Lifting unit, Screen Drum etc., types and their capacities. 2
1.10 Hydraulic Circuits 1.21 Maintenance Schedules
Constant pressure circuit, Closed loop circuit, Regenerating circuit Maintenance Schedules and IOH/POH of machines.
of 3X, CSM, DUO, Unimat.09-3X Dynamic. 2 2
1.11 Demonstration of Hydraulic Equipment Sets
Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using Fluidsim H
Software & Work exercises. 2

TM-2 contd.....
PART - IV I.C. ENGINE & WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY 44 1.5 Lubricating System of Diesel Engine.
1.1 General Different type of Lubricating system, Blow bye, Crank case
I.C. and E.C. Engine, Advantages and disadvantages, ventilation, Reasons of Low lubricating oil pressure and high Oil
Classification of I.C. Engine and Main Systems of I.C. Engine. 2 consumption, Lubricating Circuit. 2
1.2 Working Principle of I.C. Engine 1.6 Cooling system of Diesel Engine
T.D.C., BDC, Swept volume, Clearance volume, Compression Air Cooling system, Water Cooling system Drawbacks of over
ratio, Stroke length, Cylinder bore, Working Principle of 4 Stroke cooling and reasons for over heating, Demonstration in I.C.
Diesel Engine (Diesel cycle). Engine Model Room. 2
Working Principle of 2 Stroke Diesel Engine and 2 & 4 Stroke 1.7 Maintenance Steps and Maintenance schedule
Petrol Engine (Otto cycle). Maintenance steps & Maintenance schedule Precautions in
Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room Combustion of fuel, providing Piston ring on Piston and assembling in Cylinder liner,
Actual Working cycleof4 Stroke Diesel Engine. Adjustment of Valve (Tappet) clearance.
Deviations between Actual Working cycle and theoretical cycle, Adjustment of Injection timing, Inspection of Crankshaft,
Firing orders and VT diagram, Power flow in Multi cylinder engine. 10 Troubleshooting. Demonstration in Model Room. 8
1.3 Air Supply system of Diesel Engine 1.8 Welding and Related Processes
Requirement of Air, Types of Air cleaner, Cleaning and checking Types of Welding, Gas Welding, Arc Welding. Related
of Dry type Air cleaner. Draw backs of choking of Air Cleaner, Processes: Soldering, Brazing etc. 2
Supercharging, Turbo charger and After cooler, Importance of 1.9 Bench Work and Fitting, Fits and Surface Quality
After cooling. 2 Various Tools, their uses and Bench work, Interchangeability,
1.4 Fuel Supply system of Diesel Engine Limits, Fits, Allowances, Tolerances and Surface finish and
Functions and classification of Fuel supply system, Block diagram Measuring Instruments. 2
Fuel Injection Pumps, Injectors and Filters. 1.10 Workshop Machines
Mico Bosch and Cummins PT Fuel supply system and Difference Lathe Machines, Different Lathe Machines Operations.
between them. Drilling and Boring Machines.
Cetaine Number, Octane Number, Delay Period and Knocking Shaper and Planner, Slotting.
of fuel, Drawbacks of keeping low HSD Oil level in tank, Milling Machine and Gear Cutting Machines,
Removing of Air Lock. 6 Different types of threads. 8

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PART - V TRACK MACHINES & WORKING PRINCIPLES 48 Tamping Machines: Pre-tamping, Post Tamping, during tamping
1.1 08-Duomatic and WST/VPR attention. BCM: Pre- requisites, Operations prior to deployment,
Main features, Main assemblies and components, Working Operations during Traffic Block and Post Block Operations. 2
Principle and Power Transmission. 2 1.17 Tamping and Other Machines
1.2 09-32-CSM Maintenance schedule of Tamping machines 2
Main features Main assemblies and components, technical data. 2 Maintenance schedule of other machines 2
Working Principle and Power Transmission. 2 1.18 Lining
1.3 08-275-2S& 3S UNIMAT Principle of Single chord lining, 4 Point lining & their
Main features, Main assemblies and components, Working Left Over error. 2
Principle and Power Transmission. 2 Calculation of Vm value, 3 Point lining & their left over
1.4 08-2754S UNIMAT error and Design lining. 2
Main features, Main assemblies and components, Working 1.19 Leveling
Principle and Power Transmission. 2 Double chord leveling system, Criteria of Base line
1.5 Tamping Express. selection, General lift, ramp &Design leveling. 2
Main features, Main assemblies and components, Working 1.20 Hands On
Principle and Power Transmission. 2 OEMs Manual and Hands on training for using manual
1.6 UTV, RBMV, MDU for finding Vm, Versines, K and X Correction 4
Main features, Main assemblies and components, Working
PART - VI ESTABLISHMENT, STORES & RAJBHASHA 14
Principle and Power Transmission. 2
1.1 Leave Rules & Pass Rules
1.7 BCM: RM-76
Various types of Leaves, Eligibility & Various types of passes,
Main features, units and their functions. 2
Eligibility etc. 2
1.8 RM-80, 92U, HOTBCM
1.2 D&A and Conduct Rules
Minor and Major Penalties, Important Provisions of Service
1.9 FRM-80,85F
Conduct Rules. 2
1.3 HOER
1.10 B.R.M.
Classification and Duty roster. 2
1.4 Introduction to Engg. Stores
1.11 TLE
Stock heads of Accounts released and surplus materials. 2
Main features, units, Yard Activities, Working Principle,
Indenting procedure, Issue note and Write-off statement. 2
Fabrication of Panels. 2
1.5 Medical Awareness Programme
1.12 TRT
Family Welfare, AIDS, Family Management & First Aid. 2
Main features, units, Yard Activities, Working Principle. 2
1.6 Rajbhasha
1.13 T-28
Constitutional Provisions, Official Language Act 1963,
Main features, Units, Working Principle. 2
Official Language Rules 1976, Policy Guidelines &
1.14 DTS/DGS
Instructions. 2
Main features of machines, Working Principle and mode of working. 2
1.15 RGM
Main features of machines, Working Principle and mode of
working. 2
1.16 Tamping Machines and BCM

TM-2 contd.....
PART - VII COMPUTER 16
1.1 Microsoft Office
MS Word, MS Excel& MS PowerPoint Internet & Web -surfing,
e-mail and demonstration for making e-mail ID 6
1.2 Automatic Guide Computer/ALC
Introduction of Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) & its
Hardware.
Introduction of Win ALC Software, DRP, CMS, CWS
Hands on ALC 10
SUMMARY
S. No. TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 Introduction to Railway Organisation, P.Way and Track Machines 20

2 Electrical & Electronics 44
3 Hydraulics, Pneumatics & Mechanical 44
4 I.C. Engine & Workshop Technology 44
5 Track Machines & Working Principles 48
6 Establishment, Stores &Rajbhasha 14
7 Computer 16
8 Technical Film Show 4
9 Library 6
10 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines WorkingSites 14
11 Examination (Theory/Practical/Viva-voce) & Valediction 32
Total 286

PROMOTION COURSE FOR SSE/TRACK MACHINES (TM-3)
DURATION : 2 WEEKS
S.No. Type of Training Place of Training Duration
1 Training institute at IRTMTC/ALD 2 Weeks Detailed training program as per TM-3
Promotion
2 Training in field / ZRTI 2 Weeks Transportation training in train working rules as per ZRTI module
Total 4 WEEKS
1.1 Electrical & Electronics:

Operation, Main Assemblies & Troubleshooting of PQRS,
Electrical Components: Battery, Alternator, Self Starter,
TRT & T-28, UTV and RBMV.
Relay; Engine & ZF Circuits and Troubleshooting.
Working Principles of Lining including Design Mode of working of
Electronics Components: Transducers &OpAmp. Power Supply
PCBs. Programmer Unit, Logic Plan & Multi-check. Tamping Machines.
Tamping Unit Control Circuit. Lining Control Circuit. Working Principles of Leveling including Design Mode of
Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit. 10 working of Tamping Machines. 14
1.2 Hydraulics, Pneumatics & Mechanical: 1.5 P.Way, Establishment, Stores & Accounts
Hydraulic Components: Pumps, Motors & Valves, and Constituents of Railway Track, Points& Crossings, Curves,
Troubleshooting. Tamping Unit, Lifting & Lining Unit, Bushes & IRPWM Provisions on Regular Track Maintenance.
Bearings, Fast wearing mechanical parts and Troubleshooting. IRPWM Provisions on Works incidental to Regular Track
Power Transmission: Types, Mechanical & ZF Hydro-dynamic Maintenance, Maintenance of Track in Track Circuited Areas
Gear Box and other related Assemblies and Troubleshooting. & Electrified Areas & Precautions during Machine working in
Hydraulic Circuits and their Demonstration using FluidsimH Electrified Areas.
Software and Work exercises. Pneumatic Components & Circuits Categories of Engineering Works, Engineering Fixed
and their demonstration using Models/FluidsimP Software and Signals/Indicators: Temporary and Permanent; Emergency
Workexercises, brake system (KE Valve) 10 Protection of track: Single Line & Double Line, Detonators &
Flare Signals.
1.3 I.C. Engine:
HOER, Leave, Pass, D&AR & Conduct Rules.
Working Principle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine (Diesel cycle), Stock heads of Accounts, Disposal of released and
Deviations between Actual Working cycle and Theoretical cycle. surplus materials, Indenting procedure, Issue note and
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Air Supply System & Fuel Supply Write-off statement.
System and Troubleshooting. Stock verification and Inventory Control Technique. 4
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Lubricating System & Cooling
1.6 Computer:
System and Troubleshooting.
Maintenance Steps to improve Performance & Maintenance Introduction to Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) Hardware
Schedules of Cummins Engine. & Win ALC Software, DRP,CMS,CWS
Firing orders, VT diagram, Adjustment of Valve (Tappet) Working in Geometry, Measuring Run & Design Mode.
clearance & Injection timing. 10 Hands on training on calculating Vm values in 4-point lining
and Versine ,X and K values for 3 point lining and Levelling
1.4 Track Machines & Working Principles:
using OEM’S manual. Hands On training on using ALC
Provisions of IRTMM including Infrastructure requirements & measuring run data to computing best curve. Also making data
manpower planning for mechanized track maintenance, file for known Track Geometry and Front Offset’s. 8
Tamping Quality Control Rules for movement and Block
1.7 Technical Film Show 2
working including action in case of machine breakdown.
Periodic maintenance and TM Reports and Machine Manufacture’s/ 1.8 Library 2
OEM’s Literature Spares Management, Drawing & Specifications 1.9 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines WorkingSite 8
of Important Spares, Procurement & Inspection. 1.10 Examination & Valediction 2
Operation Main Assemblies & Trouble shooting of all tamping
Total 70
machines and DTS Session-4:Operation Main Assemblies &
Trouble shooting of all tamping machines of BCM, SBCM, BRM

REFRESHER COURSE FOR SSE/JE/TM (TM-4)
DURATION : 2 WEEKS
1.1 Electrical & Electronics: Troubleshooting of all tamping machines

Electrical Components: Battery, Alternator, Self Starter, Relay; and DTS. Operation Main Assemblies & Trouble shooting of BCM,
Engine & ZF Circuits and Troubleshooting. SBCM & BRM Operation Main Assemblies & Trouble shooting of
Electronics Components: Transducers &Op Amp. PQRS, TRT T-28. UTV and RBMV.
Power Supply PCBs. orking Principles of Lining including Design Mode of
Programmer Unit, Logic Plan & Multi-check. working of Tamping Machines.
Tamping Unit Control Circuit. Working Principles of Leveling including Design Mode of
Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit. 10 working of Tamping Machines. 14
1.2 Hydraulics, Pneumatics & Mechanical: 1.5 P.Way, Establishment, Stores & Accounts
Hydraulic Components: Pumps, Motors & Valves, and Constituents of Railway Track, Points& Crossings, Curves,
Troubleshooting. IRPWM Provisions on Regular Track Maintenance.
Tamping Unit, Lifting & Lining Unit, Bushes & Bearings, IRPWM Provisions on Works incidental to Regular Track
Fast wearing mechanical parts and Troubleshooting. Maintenance, Maintenance of Track in Track Circuited Areas &
Power Transmission: Types, Mechanical & ZF Hydro-dynamic Electrified Areas & Precautions during Machine working in
Gear Box and other related Assemblies and Troubleshooting. Electrified Areas. Categories of Engineering Works, Engineering
Hydraulic Circuits and their Demonstration using Fixed Signals/Indicators: Temporary and Permanent; Emergency
Models/Fluidsim H Protection of track: Single Line & Double Line, Detonators & Flare
Software and Work exercises. Signals.
Pneumatic Components & Circuits and their demonstration using HOER, Leave, Pass, D&AR & Conduct Rules.
Models/Fluidsim P Software and Work exercises. Brake Stock heads of Accounts, Disposal of released and surplus
system in Machines(KE Valve). 10 materials, Indenting procedure, Issue note and Write-off
1.3 I.C. Engine: statement.
Working Principle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine (Diesel cycle), Stock verification and Inventory Control Technique. 4
Deviations between Actual Working cycle and Theoretical cycle. 1.6 Computer:
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Air Supply System & Fuel Supply Introduction to Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) Hardware &
System and Troubleshooting. Win ALC Software, DRP,CMS and CWS.
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Lubricating System & Cooling Working in Geometry, Measuring Run & Design Mode.
System and Troubleshooting. Hands on training on calculating Vm values in 4-point lining
Maintenance Steps to improve Performance & Maintenance and Versine ,X and K values for 3 point lining and Levelling using
Schedules of Cummins Engine. OEM’S manual.
Firing orders, VT diagram, Adjustment of Valve (Tappet) Hands On training on using ALC measuring run data to
clearance & Injection timing. 10 computing best curve. Also making data file for known Track
1.4 Track Machines & Working Principles: Geometry and Front Offset’s. 8
Provisions of IRTMM, Basic features of Track Machines &.Tamping 1.7 Technical Film Show 2
Quality Control. Rules for movement and Block working including 1.8 Library 2
action in case of machine breakdown. 1.9 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines Working Site 8
Periodic maintenance and TM Reports and Machine Manufacture’s/ 1.10 Introduction &Valediction 2
OEM’s Literature Session-3: Operation Main Assemblies & Total 70

INITIAL COURSE FOR TECHNICIAN-III/TM (TM-5)
DURATION : 13 WEEKS
PART - I INTRODUCTION TO RAILWAY ORGANISATION, P.WAY 36 Equilibrium cant. Field Visit curve 6
AND TRACK MACHINES (MORE EMPHASIS TO BE GIVEN ON TRACK 1.10 Track Tolerances
MACHINES Different Track Parameters and their service tolerances. 2
1.1 Introduction to Railway Organization. 1.11 IRTMM
History of Railways, Zonal Railways, Divisions, Production units. Introduction of Track Machines in chronological order,
Track machine Organization on Indian railways, Organization at different types of track machines on Indian Railways,
headquarters and Divisional levels, CPOH etc. 2 their functions and output. Duties of AEN, SSE,
1.2 Railway Track and Rails Operator & Technician. 2
Constituents of Railway Track. Requirements of Good Railway PART-II ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS SYSTEM 74
Track, Classification of Routes. Different Gauges. Functions, Types 1.1 Fundamentals of Electricity
& Standard Rail Section, Standard length, Rolling marks & UTS. 2 Symbols, Basic Concept of Voltage and Current, Ohm’s law,
1.3 Sleepers and Fastenings Power law, Resistor: Definition, Unit, Symbol, Power Rating,
Functions, Types & Sleeper Density, Requirements of PRC Tolerance, Types 2
sleepers their advantages and disadvantages. 1.2 Electrical Components
Rail to Rail fastenings, Rail to Sleeper fastenings. 2 Resistor: Color coding, Combination, Application, Faults &
1.4 Points & Crossings Troubleshooting.
Functions & Important terminology. Constituents of Turnout. Switch Capacitor: Definition, Unit, Symbol, Types, Combinations,
Angle, Flange way clearance, Heel divergence, Throw of switch. Application, Faults and Troubleshooting Inductor: Definition, Unit,
Types of Crossings, Crossing number & Main constituents of Symbol Types, Combinations, Application, Faults and
Built-up Crossing. Troubleshooting Demonstration, Checking of Resistor, Capacitor
Yard Visit 6 and Inductor in Electronics Model Room 8
1.5 Welding of Rails 1.3 Auto Electrical
Evil effects of Rail joints. Different types of welding 6 Battery: Definition of Cell & Battery, Types, Rating, Specific
1.6 Track Renewals Gravity, Construction Working of Lead-acid Cell & Battery,
Classification of Track Renewals. 2 Maintenance, Testing by Hydrometer and Load Tester Alternator,
1.7 Maintenance of Track Regulator: Construction, Working, Maintenance and
Provisions on Works incidental to Regular Track Maintenance Troubleshooting Self starter: Construction, Working, Maintenance
with thrust on Deep Screening. and Troubleshooting Relay: Definition, Construction & Operation,
Provisions on Maintenance of Track in Track Circuited Areas as Types, Pin diagrams, Testing. Demonstration, checking and
contained in IRPWM. Provisions on Maintenance of Track in testing of Relays in Electronics Model Room Engine Circuit &
Electrified Areas as contained in IRPWM & Precautions during Z.F. Circuit: Description, Functions, Types, Safety Components,
Machine working. 4 Faults& Troubleshooting. Lighting circuits of different machines,
1.8 Engineering Restrictions & Indicators Safety and warning circuits of different machines, Locking and
Categoriesof Engineering Works, Engineering Fixed Signals/ unlocking circuit. 14
Indicators: Temporary and Permanent 1.4 Fundamentals of Electronics
Emergency Protection of track: Single Line& Double Line, Symbols, Nomenclatures, Fundamentals of Electronics and
Detonators & Flare Signals. 2 Applications, Active components & Passive components. 2
1.9 Railway Curves
Necessity of curves: their types, TTP, CTP& Transition lengths.
Radius, Degree, Versine and Field Measurement. Super-
elevation: Cant deficiency, Cant excess, Cant gradient,

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1.5 Semiconductor Theory Functional description of Power supply PCBs EK813SV,

Difference between Conductor, Semiconductor & Insulator, EK816SV,EK819SV,EK851SV, Calibration, Testing &
Properties of Semiconductor, Covalent Bonds, Energy Bands, Troubleshooting Demonstration, checking and
Types of Semiconductor i.e. Intrinsic,Extrinsic- P Type & N Type 2 calibration of PCB EK813SV in Electronics Model Room 4
1.6 Semiconductor Diode: 1.13 Programmer unit and Logic Plan
Semiconductor Diode: Construction, Working, Forward Function and Description of Programmer Unit,
bias & Reverse bias, V-I Characteristics of P.N. Junction 2 Description of different PCBs of Programmer Unit i.e.
Application as Rectifier - Half wave & Full wave EK 501P, EK553P,EK552P, EK554P, Different Parts of Logic Plan
Rectifiers- Centre Tap and Bridge Rectifier, Polarity, 2 Demonstration of Programmer unit & Logic
Protection Device Plan in Electronics Model Room 4
Types, Construction, Working, Application of Zener 1.14 Multi-check/Multiplexer PCB
Diode, LED, Photo Diode. 2 Description of Multi-check PCB EK28V and demonstration of
1.7 Transistor measurements.
Transistor: Construction, Description of Terminals, NPN 1.15 Tamping Unit Control Circuit UNO/DUO/CSM/3X/3X 2
&PNP Transistor, Mode of Connections, Amplifying function, Functional Description of Tamping Unit Control Circuit, Different
Applications as Switch & Amplifier, Testing Demonstration, Positions of Tamping Unit & their Description, Current of
checking and testing of Diodes And Transistors in Electronics Proportional valve Calibration, Troubleshooting & Fault finding 4
Model Room 4 1.16 Dynamic / Unimat Front Input Circuit: UNO/DUO/ CSM/3X/3X
1.8 Transducer Dynamic /Unimat
Definition, Principle, Classification, Types, Tamping Depth Functional Description of Front Input Circuit, Front Input
Transducer, Pendulum, Height Transducer, Encoder: Potentiometer, Slew, Versine, General Lift, Basic idea of ALC,
Function and Calibration Lining Transducer, Measuring GVA and Laser Lining etc. 2
Transducer, Satellite Transducer, Hook Transducer: 1.17 Lining Control Circuit, UNO/DUO/ CSM /3X/3X Dynamic/
Function and Calibration Demonstration, checking and Unimat
calibration of Transducers in Electronics model room 6 Functional Description of Lining Control Circuit and Lining PCBs
1.9 Operational Amplifier Basic concept of 3 Point Regulator / 3 Stage Regulator, calibration,
Definition, Symbol, Function of each terminal, Open loop, Close troubleshooting & Faultfinding 4
loop, +ve feed back, –ve feed back, Characteristic, Application as 1.18 Leveling & Lifting Control Circuit of UNO/DUO/ CSM/3X/ 3X
Buffer, Inverter, Non Inverter, Adder, Sub-tractor, Integrator etc. 2 Dynamic /Unimat
1.10 Digital Electronics Functional Description of Leveling Control Circuit and
Number system i.e. Binary, Decimal, Hexadecimal, leveling PCBs, calibration troubleshooting & Fault finding. 2
1.19 Plasser Intellegent Control System (Pics)
Logic Gates , Basic Idea of Microprocessor 2 Description of Plasser Intellegent Control System (Pics),
1.11 Electronic Circuits and PCBs: Electronics Model Room for demonstration and calibration of
Discrete Circuit & Integrated Circuit: Advantage & Disadvantage, Plasser Intellegent Control System (Pics) 2
PCBs used in different machines: Description, Name Quantity and
Functions 2
1.12 Power Supply
Need, Types, DC to DC Converter & Regulator,

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PART - III HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS & MECHANICAL 72 1.14 Practical Disassembly & Assembly of Hydraulic Components
1.1 Fundamentals & Hydraulic Symbols in Model Room
Introduction, Advantages of Hydraulic system, Hydraulic Vane pump and Vane motor. Axial Piston pump. D.C. valve,
Symbols 2 Proportional valve, Servo valve. Relief valve and Unloader valve. 8
1.2 Hydraulic Oil, Hydraulic Tank 1.15 Hydraulic Circuits
Functions and Properties of Hydraulic oil, Functions and Constant pressure circuit, Closed loop circuit, Regenerating
Parts of Hydraulic tank. 2 circuit of 3X, CSM, DUO, Unimat. 2
1.3 Hydraulic Filter and Hydraulic Cooler 1.16 Demonstration of Hydraulic Equipment Sets
Functions, Types, Importance of filtration, function of Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using Fluidsim H Software &
Hydraulic Cooler, Maintenance aspects. 2 Work exercises. Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using
1.4 Hydraulic Hose and Fitting Fluidsim H Software & Work exercises. 4
Functions, Types, Hose specification: DIN, SAE & EN standards, 1.17 Pneumatic Symbols
Hydraulic Fittings, Precautions during mounting Hydraulic Hoses Pneumatics symbols and Application of air on Trackmachines. 2
and Fittings. 2 1.18 Pneumatic Components
1.5 Hydraulic Seal and ‘O’Ring Working and maintenance of Air Compressor, Cooling Coil, Safety
Functions, Types, Precautions during providing hydraulic Seals, valve, Air dryer, Water separator, Air oiler, DC Valve, Cylinder and
Causes of Failure. 2 Pneumatic hoses. 2
1.6 Hydraulic Pump 1.19 Pneumatic Circuits and Troubleshooting
Definition, Functions and Classification, Working and Construction Pneumatic Working circuits and Brake circuits, Failure Analysis
of Vane pump & Gear pump, Axial Piston Pump. Precautions and Troubleshooting of Pneumatic assemblies. 2
during mounting, Troubleshooting, Aeration & Cavitation 4 1.20 Demonstration of Pneumatic Equipment Sets
1.7 Pressure Control Valve Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using Fluidsim P Software &
Working and Construction of Relief Valve & Unloaded valve, Work exercises. Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using
Pressure reducing valve, Troubleshooting. 2 Fluidsim P Software & Work exercises. 4
1.8 Direction Control Valve 1.21 Power Transmission
Function and Types such as Spring centered valves; Block Diagram, Types of Power Transmission, Mechanical
Spring offset valves, Check valve, POC valve, Trouble shooting. 2 Transmission, ‘V’ belt, Chain, Pulley, Cardon Shaft. 2
1.9 Proportional Valve, Servo Valve and Flow Control Valve 1.22 Gear Box and Clutch Assembly in UNO/DUO
Function and Troubleshooting. 2 Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Main gear
1.10 Accumulator box, Clutch assembly, Reversing gear box, Six speed gear box
Functions, Types, Working of Bladder & Diaphragm Type and distributor Gear Box. 2
Accumulator, Charging of Accumulator. 2 1.23 Driving and Running Axle
1.11 Hydraulic Cylinder Function, Parts and Maintenance aspects, setting of crown & tail
Function, Types and Parts. 2 pinion. 2
1.12 Hydraulic Motor 1.24 Z.F. Hydro-Dynamic Gear Box
Definition, Working of Vane motor, Gear motor and. Axial Function and Construction, Precautions during working and
Piston motor, Troubleshooting. 2 Maintenance aspects, Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 2
1.13 Demonstration of Hydraulic Transparent Models 1.25 Funk Gear Box, Reduction Gear Box and Satellite Axle Gear
Hydraulic motor, D.C. Valves, Cylinder, Accumulator, Pressure Box
Gauge, Pressure control valves, Flow control valve, Check Valve, Working, Construction and Maintenance practices. 2
Pilot Operated Check Valve etc. 2

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1.26 Tamping Unit 1.6 Lubricating system of Diesel Engine

Function and Parts, Precautions during working & repairing. Concept of lubrication and functions of Lubricating oil, Properties
Maintenance schedule, setting of bearings and spacers on of Lubricant and Lubricating circuit. Different types of Lubricating
vibration shaft, Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 2 systems, Oil pump, Relief Valve, Filters, Oil Cooler, Strainer, Oil
1.27 Lifting and Lining Unit, Bearings Pressure Gauge, Oil PressureIndicating light.Blow bye, Crank case
Function, Assembly and Maintenance aspects. 2 ventilation, Reasons of Low lubricating oil pressure and high Oil
1.28 BCM Assemblies consumption. Demonstration inI.C.Engine Model Room 6
Working, Construction and Maintenance practices of Excavation 1.7 Cooling system of Diesel Engine
Chain, Conveyor Belts and Screens. 2 Necessity of Cooling, Different methods of Engine cooling, Air
1.29 Lesson-IX-Lubrication Cooling system, Water Cooling system.
Oil and Lubricants used in different gear boxes, Tamping unit, Drawbacks of over cooling and reasons for over heating,
Lifting unit, Screen -drum etc., types and their capacities. 2 Demonstration in I.C. EngineModel Room. 4
1.30 Maintenance Schedules 1.8 Maintenance Steps
Maintenance Schedules and IOH/POH of machines. 2 Maintenance Schedules.Adjustment of Valve (Tappet) clearance.
PART-IV I.C. ENGINE & WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY 70 Adjustment of Injection timing and testing of Nozzles
1.1 General Troubleshooting of Engines. 1 day visit to TM Workshop, PD/MGS. 14
I.C. Engine & its classification and Main Systems of I.C.Engine. 2 1.9 Welding and Related Processes
1.2 Constructional Details of Engine Types of Welding, Gas Welding, Arc Welding and Electrodes,
Cylinder, Cylinder head, Piston and Piston rings, Connecting rod & RelatedProcesses:Soldering, Brazing etc.
Crank shaft. Fly wheel, Cam shaft and Sump, Inlet and Exhaust Procedure for welding of tamping tool anddefects in Tamping Tool
valve, Push rod, Rocker arm, Valve clearance, Valve operating welding.Welding of BCM turret gears, main links,intermediate
mechanism. Demonstration of Engine components in I.C. Engine links and cutter bar and grindingoperation. 4
Model Room. 6 1.10 Bench Work and Fitting
1.3 Basic Terminology & Working Principle of I.C. Engine Various Tools, their uses and Bench work. 2
T.D.C., BDC, Swept volume, Clearance volume, Compression 1.11 Measurement and Inspection
ratio, Stroke length, Cylinder bore, Firing Order, Working Principle Standards of Measurement, Classification of
of 2 Stroke Diesel Engine 2 Measuring Instruments and Linear Measurement. 2
1.4 Air Supply system of Diesel Engine 1.12 Limits, Fits and Surface Quality
Requirement of Air, Types of Air cleaner, Cleaning and checking Interchangeability, Limits, Fits, Allowances, Tolerances
of Dry type Air cleaner. Draw backs of choking of Air Cleaner. and Surface finish. 2
Supercharging,Turbocharger and After cooler, Importance of After 1.13 Workshop Machines
cooling, Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room 4 Lathe Machines, Different Lathe MachinesOperations.
1.5 Fuel Supply system of Diesel Engine Drilling and Boring Machines.
Functions and classification of Fuel supply system, Block Shaper and Planner.
diagram, Fuel Injection Pumps, Injectors and Filters. Mico Bosch Milling Machine and Gear Cutting
and Cummins PT Fuel supply system. Difference between Mico Workshop visit to Plasser India. 14
Bosch and Cummins PT Fuel supply system, Air lock, 1.14 Threads
Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room. Demonstration in I.C. Different types of threads. 2
Engine Model Room. 6

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PART -V TRACK MACHINES & WORKING PRINCIPLES 70 Pre-requisites, Pre-tamping Operations, Operations
1.1 08-Duomatic/WST/VPR during tamping and Post tamping Operations. 2
Main features, Main assemblies and components, 1.17 BCM
Working Principle and Power Transmission 2 Pre-requisites, Operations prior to deployment, Operations
1.2 09-32-CSM during Traffic Block and Post Block Operations. 2
Main features, Main assemblies & components.Working Principle 1.18 TLE, TRT & T-28
and Power Transmission. 4 Pre-requisites, Operations prior to deployment, Operations
1.3 08-275-2SUNIMAT during Traffic Block and Post Block Operations. 2
Main features, Main assemblies & components.Working Principle 1.19 Tamping Machines
and Power Transmission 4 Maintenance schedules of Tamping machines. 2
1.4 08-275-3S, 4S UNIMAT 1.20 BCM & FRM
Main features, Main assemblies & components, Working Principle Maintenance schedules of RM-76, RM-80, FRM-80 and FRM-85. 2
and Power Transmission, Difference between 2S & 3S Unimat. 2 1.21 DTS & BRM
1.5 09-3x Tamping Express., 3X Dynamics Maintenance schedules of DTS & BRM. 2
Main features, Main assemblies & components Working Principle. 2 1.22 UNIMAT
1.6 BCM: RM-76 Maintenance schedule of 2S & 3S,4s-Unimat. 2
Main features main units and their functions, Working Principle. 2 1.23 Introduction to IRTMM and RDSO TM Reports
1.7 BCM: RM-8092U and HOTBCM Ch 4 & 5: Rules for Movement & Working of Track Machines and
Main features main units and their functions, Working Principle. 2 Planning, Operation &Monitoring of Track Machines.
1.8 FRM-80, 85F Brief on other Chapters of IRTMM and RDSO TM Reports. 4
Main features main units and their functions, Working Principle. 2 1.24 Lining
1.9 B.R.M. PrincipleofLining,Singlechordsystem,Type of lining i.e.
Main features main units and their functions, Working Principle. 2 4 Point & 3 Point lining.Principle of 4 Point lining & Left over
1.10 TLE error.Calculation of Vm value on Transition & Reverse Curve,
Main features main units and their functions,Yard Activities, Toggle switch Direction, Non- suitability of 4 Point lining on
Fabrication of Panels, Rake Formation, Amenities at Base Straight, Vm value feeding at Reverse & Compound curve.3
Depot.Working Principle, Auxilliary Track and Mode of working. 4 Point lining & Left over error, Calculationof ‘V’ value, Method
1.11 TRT of feeding ‘V’ value.
Main features main units and their functions, Yard activities, Design lining, Laser lining and measuring run method,
Modified BRHs & RakeFormation, Working Principle & SRs after Potentiometers & their calibration. 10
relaying. 2 1.25 Leveling
1.12 T-28 Types of leveling system, Double chord system,
Main features main units and their functions, Working Principle 2 General lift, ramp in & rampout,Criteria for selection of
1.13 DTS/DGS Base line.
Main features main units and their functions, Power Transmission 2 Double chord follow up system & fixed chord system, Proportional
1.14 RGM-72 leveling, Error reduction ratio, Method of feeding of Cant on
Main features main units and their functions, Power Transmission 2 CSM,Method of feeding of Cant on other machinesFunction of
1.15 UTV, RBMV, MDU Pendulum- Front, Middle, Rear Pendulum & Twist correction,
Main features main units and their functions, Power Transmission 2 Method of data feeding on Tamping Machines - Manually and by
1.16 Tamping Machines Computer (ALC 6

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PART - VI ESTABLISHMENT, STORES & RAJBHASHA 20 PART- VIII COMPUTER 18

1.1 Leave Rules 1.1 Microsoft Office
Various types of Leaves, Eligibility etc. 2 MS Word MS Word MSPowerPoint
1.2 PassRules MSPowerPoint
Various types of passes, Eligibility etc. 2 MS Excel 8
1.3 D&A Rules 1.2 Internet & E-mail
Minor & Major Penalties. 2 Internet & Web-surfing,e-mailand demonstration for
1.4 HOER making e-mailID 2
Classification and Duty roster. 2 1.3 Automatic Guide Computer/ALC
1.5 Introduction to Engg. Stores & Inventory Control Introduction of Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) & its
Stock heads of Accounts, Hardware, CMS,CWS,DRP Introduction of Win ALC Software
Disposalof released and surplusmaterials. 2 and hands on. 8
Indenting procedure, Issue note and Write-off statement. 2
Stock verification and Inventory Control Technique. 2
1.6 Medical Awareness Programme SUMMARY
Family Welfare, AIDS, Family Management & First Aid. 2
SN TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1.7 Rajbhasha
Constitutional Provisions, Official
1 Introduction to Railway Organisation, P.Way and Track Machines 36
Language Act 1963, Official Language Rules 1976. 2
2 Electrical & Electronics 74
Policy Guidelines & Instructions. 2
PART - VII GROUP INTER PERSONAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT (GIPSD) 14
4 I.C. Engine & Workshop Technology 70
1.1 Communication
6 Track Machines & Working Principles 70
Communication Skills and Importance in Railway Organization. 2
7 P.Way, Establishment, Stores &Rajbhasha 20
1.2 Work Culture
8 Group Inter Personal Skill Development (GIPSD) 14
Work Culture. 2
1.3 Inter Personal Relations 9 Computer 18
Need for Inter Personal Relations in Railway Organization. 2 10 Technical Film Show 10
1.4 Motivation 11 Library 8
Motivation Skills. 2 12 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines WorkingSites 40
1.5 Attitude Building 13 Examination (Theory/Practical/Viva-voce) 32
Importance of Positive Attitude. 2 14 Introduction & Valediction 2
1.6 Team Work Total 466
Team Work and Team Building. 2
1.7 Self Development
Self Development. 2

PROMOTION COURSE FOR TECHNICIAN-III/TM (TM-6)
DURATON : 6 WEEKS
PART - I INTRODUCTION TO RAILWAY ORGANISATION, P.WAY 16 PART - II ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS SYSTEM 32
AND TRACK MACHINES 1.1 Fundamentals of Electricity & Electrical Components
1.1 IIntroduction to Railway Organization Symbols, Basic Concept of Voltage and Current, Resistor:
History of Railways, Zonal Railways, Divisions, TT Organization, Definition, Unit, Symbol, Power Rating, Tolerance, Types,
CPOH. 2 Capacitor & Inductor: Definition, Unit, Symbol, Types,
1.2 Railway Track Combinations, Application, Faults and Troubleshooting 2
ConstituentsofRailwayTrack.Formation , Ballast, Requirements of 1.2 Auto Electrical
GoodRailwayTrack, Classification of Routes. DifferentGauges. 2 Battery: Definition of Cell & Battery, Types, Rating, Specific Gravity,
1.3 Rails, Sleepers and fastenings Construction, Working of Lead-acid Cell & Battery,Maintenance,
Functions, Types & Standard Rail Section Standard length, Testing by Hydrometer and Load tester Alternator, Regulator &Self
Rolling marks &UTSFunctions, Types & Sleeper Density, starter: Construction, Working, Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Requirements of PRC sleepers-their advantages and Relay: Definition, Construction & Operation, Types, Pin diagrams,
disadvantages.Rail to Rail fastenings Rail to Sleeper fastenings Func- Testing; Demonstration, checking and testing of Relays in
tions &Specifications 2 Electronics Model Room Engine Circuit & Z.F. Circuit:
1.4 Points & Crossings Description, Functions, Types, Safety Components, Faults &
Functions & Important terminology Constituents of Turnout.Switch Angle, Troubleshooting 8
Flange way clearance, Heel divergence, Throw of switch 1.3 Fundamentals of Electronics
Types of Crossings, Crossing number & Mainconstituents of Symbols, Nomenclatures, Fundamentals of Electronics and
Built-up Crossing. 2 Applications, Active components & Passive components 2
1.5 Welding of Rails & LWR 1.4 Semiconductor Components
Evil effects of Rail joints, Differenttypesof welding. Development of Semiconductor Diode: Construction, Working, Forward bias and
Welded rails,weldingTerminology. 2 Reverse bias, V-I Characteristics of P.N. Junction, Types of Diodes,
1.6 Engineering Restrictions & Indicators Construction, Working Symbol and Application of Zener Diode,
Emergency Protection of track: Single Line& Double Line, LED, Photo Diode Transistor, Construction, Description of
Detonators & FlareSignals. 2 Terminals, NPN & PNP Transistor, Mode of Connections,
1.7 Curves Applications as Switch andAmplifier, Testing 4
Necessity of curves: their types, TTP, CTP &Transition lengths, Radius, 1.5 Transducer
Degree,Versine & Field Measurement.Super-elevation Cantdeficiency, Definition, Principle, Classification, Types, Tamping Depth
Cantexcess, Cant gradient, Equilibrium cant. 2 Transducer, Pendulum, Height Transducer, Encoder: Function and
1.8 Types of Track Machines Calibration Lining Transducer, Measuring Transducer, Satellite
Introduction of TrackMachinesin chronological order Transducer, HookTransducer:
their functions and output. 2 Demonstration, checking and calibration of Transducers
in Electronics modelroom 6
1.6 Power Supply
Need, Types, DC to DC Converter & Regulator, Functional
description of Power supply PCBs EK813SV, EK816SV, EK819SV,
EK851SV, Calibration, Testing &Troubleshooting 2

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1.7 Programmer unit and Logic Plan.Multi-check/Multiplexer PCB 1.7 Practical Disassembly & Assembly of Hydraulic Components
Function and Description of Programmer Unit, Description in Model Room
of different PCBs of Programmer Unit i.e. EK 501P, EK553P, Vane pump, Axial Piston pump. Proportional valve, Servo valve,
EK552P, EK554P, Different Parts of Logic Plan, Multiplexer Relief valve 4
PCB MultiplexerPCB Demonstration of Programmer unit & Logic 1.8 Demonstration of Hydraulic Equipment Sets
Plan, Multiplexer PCB in Electronics Model Room 4 Demonstration of Hydraulic circuits using FluidsimH
1.8 Tamping Unit Control Circuit Software & Work exercises. 2
Functional Description of Tamping Unit Control Circuit, Pneumatic Symbols and Pneumatic Components
Different Positions of Tamping Unit & their Description, Current 1.9 Pneumatics symbols and Application of air on Track machines,
of Proportionalvalve 2 Working and maintenance of Air Compressor, Cooling Coil,
1.9 Lining & leveling Control Circuit. Safety valve, Air dryer, Water separator, Air Oiler, DC Valve, KE
Functional Description of Lining & leveling Control Circuit and Valve Cylinderand Pneumatic hoses.Braking System 2
Lining & Leveling PCBs 2 1.10 Demonstration of Pneumatic Equipment Sets
Demonstration of Pneumatic circuits using FluidsimP
PART - III HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS & MECHANICAL 32
Software & Work exercises. 2
1.1 Fundamentals, Symbols, Oil, Tank, Filter & Accumulator
1.11 Power Transmission, Lubrication
Introduction, Hydraulic Symbols, Functions and Properties of
Block Diagram, Types of Power Transmission, Mechanical
Hydraulic oil, Functions and Parts of Hydraulic Tank, Functions
Transmission, ‘V’ belt, Chain, Pulley, Cardon Shaft, Oil and
and Types of filters, Importance of filtration, Functions, Types,
Lubricants used in different gear boxes, Tamping unit, Lifting
ChargingofAccumulator 2
unit,Screen Drum etc., types and their capacities. 2
1.2 Hydraulic Seal, ‘O’ Ring, Hose and Fitting, Hydraulic Cylinder
1.12 Z.F. Hydro dynamic Gear Box
Precautions during providing hydraulic Seals, Causes of Failure,
Function and Construction, Precautions during working and
Hydraulic Hose, Hydraulic Fittings, Precautions during mounting
Maintenance aspects, Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting. 2
Hydraulic Hoses and Fittings, Functions and type ofcylinder. 2
1.13 Distributor Gear Box, Funk Gear Box, Reduction Gear Box,
1.3 Hydraulic Pump and Motor
Satellite Axle GearBox, Driving Axle
Definition, Functions and Classification, Working and
Working, Construction and Maintenance practices,
Construction of Vane pump, Axial Piston Pump, Functions
setting of crown & tail pinion on Driving Axle 2
and types of motor, Precautions during mounting,Troubleshooting,
1.14 Tamping Unit, Bearings.
Aeration & Cavitation. 2
Function and Parts, Precautions during working &
1.4 Pressure Control Valve
repairing. Maintenance schedule, setting of bearings
Working and Construction of Relief Valve & Unloader valve,
and spacers on vibration shaft, Failure Analysis and
Pressure reducing valve, Troubleshooting. 2
Troubleshooting. 2
1.5 Direction Control Valve, Proportional and Servo Valve
1.15 Maintenance Schedules
Function and Types such as Spring centered valves; Spring offset
Maintenance Schedules and IOH/POH of machines.
valves, Check valve, POC valve, Function of Proportional & Servo
2
Valve, Troubleshooting. 2
1.6 Hydraulic Transparent Models
Demonstration of Hydraulic motor, D.C. Valves, Cylinder,
Accumulator, Pressure Gauge, Pressure control valves, Flow
control valve, Check Valve, PilotOperated Check Valve etc. 2

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PART - IV I.C. ENGINE & WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY 32 1.11 Bench Work and Fitting
1.1 General Various Tools, their uses and Bench work. 2
I.C. and E.C. Engine, Classification of I.C. Engine and Main 1.12 mits, Fits and Surface Quality
Systems of I.C.Engine. 2 Measuring Instruments. 2
1.2 Constructional Details of Engine 1.13 Threads
Cylinder, Cylinder head, Piston and Piston rings, Connecting rod, Different types of threads. 2
Crank shaft, Flywheel, Cam shaft and Sump. PART - V TRACK MACHINES & WORKING PRINCIPLES 32
Inlet and Exhaust valve, Push rod, Rocker arm, Valve clearance, 1.1 08-Duomatic & WST/VPR
Valve operating mechanism. Demonstration of Engine Main features, Main assemblies, Working Principle and
components in I.C. Engine Model Room. 4 Power Transmission. 2
1.3 Basic Terminology 1.2 09-32-CSM
T.D.C., BDC, Swept volume, Clearance volume, Compression Main features, Main assemblies, Working Principle and
ratio, Stroke length, Cylinder bore. 2 Power Transmission 2
1.4 Working Principle of I.C. Engine 1.3 08-275-2S & 08-275-3S, 4S UNIMAT
Working Principle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine (Diesel cycle). Main features, Main assemblies, Working Principle, Power
Demonstration in I.C. Engine ModelRoom. Transmission and difference between UNI-2S &UNI-3S. 2
Firing orders and VT diagram,Requirementof Air, Types of Air 1.4 09-3x Tamping Express/3X Dynamics
cleaner 6 Main features, Main assemblies, Working Principle, Power
1.5 Air Supply system of Diesel Engine Transmission and difference between UNI-2S &UNI-3S. 2
Cleaning and checking of Dry type Air cleaner, Turbocharger 1.5 BCM: RM-80
and After cooler, Demonstration in I.C. Engine Model Room 2 Main features main units and assemblies and working principle. 2
1.6 Fuel Supply system of Diesel Engine 1.6 RM-80- 92U/HOTBCM
Functions and classification of Fuel supply system, Block diagram, Main features main units and assemblies and working principle. 2
Fuel Injection Pumps, Injectors and Filters. 2 1.7 FRM-80,85
1.7 Lubricating system of Diesel Engine Main features main units and assemblies and working principle. 2
Functions of Lubricating oil, Oil pump, Relief Valve, Filters, Oil 1.8 B.R.M/DGS/ RBMV/UTV/MDU
Cooler, Strainer, Oil Pressure Gauge, Oil Pressure Indicating light. 2 Main features main units and assemblies and working principle. 2
1.8 Cooling system of Diesel Engine 1.9 TLE
Different methods of Engine cooling, Air Cooling system, Water Main features Fabrication of Panels, Rake Formation,
Cooling system, reasons for over heating, Demonstration inI.C. Yard Activities, mode of working 2
Engine Model Room. 2 1.10 TRT
1.9 Maintenance Schedule and Maintenance Steps Main features Yard Activities, Modified BRHs & Rake
Maintenance Schedules, Adjustment of Injection timing & formation mode of working. 2
Troubleshooting 2 1.11 T-28
1.10 Welding and Related Processes Main features Working Principle. 2
Types of Welding, Arc Welding, Related Processes: Soldering, 1.12 Quality Control
Brazing etc., Procedure for welding of tamping tool and defects in Pre-tamping, Post tamping and during tamping attention,
Tamping Tool welding, Welding of BCM turret gears, main links, Maintenance Schedule of Tamping Machine & Non-tampers. 2
intermediate links and cutter bar and grinding operation. 2

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SUMMARY
S.N. TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1.13 Lining
Principle of Single chord lining, 4 Point lining & left over error.
1 Introduction to Railway Organisation,P.Way and Track Machines. 16
3 point lining and left over error and concept of Design
1 Electrical & Electronics System 32
Lining. Introduction to ALC, DRP,CMS, CWS 4
1.14 Leveling
Double chord system, General left, ram in and out, 3 I.C. Engine & Workshop Technology 32
selection of baseline. 4 4 Track Machines & Working Principles 32
PART - VI ESTABLISHMENT & RAJBHASHA 8 5 Establishment &Rajbhasha 8
1.1 Leave Rules 6 Technical Film Show 6

Various types of Leaves, Eligibility etc. 2 7 Library 8
1.2 Pass Rules 8 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines WorkingSites 14
Various types of passes, Eligibility etc. 2 9 Examination (Theory/Practical/Viva-voce) 32
1.3 D&A Rules 10 Introduction & Valediction 2
Minor & Major Penalties 2 Total 214
1.4 Rajbhasha
Constitutional Provisions, Official Language Act 1963,
Official Language Rules 1976. Policy Guidelines &
Instructions. 2

REFRESHER COURSE FOR TECHNICIAN/TM (TM-7)
DURATION : 2 WEEKS
1.1 Electrical & Electronics: &Troubleshootingof all tamping machines.

Electrical Symbols, Electrical Components: Battery, Alternator, Operation Main Assemblies and troubleshooting of BCM, SBCM
Self Starter,Relay. Schemsatic Diagram of Engine & ZF Circuits & BRM Operation & Main Assemblies & Trouble shooting of
and Troubleshooting. PQRS, TRT T-28. UTV and RBMV.
Electronics Components & Transducers.Power Supply PCBs. Operation & Main Assemblies & Trouble shooting of RGM
Programmer Unit, Logic Plan &Multi-check. Working Principles of Lining including Design Mode of
Tamping Unit Control Circuit. working of TampingMachines.
Lining Control Circuit & Leveling & Lifting ControlCircuit. 12 Working Principles of Leveling including Design Mode of
1.2 Hydraulics, Pneumatics & Mechanical: working of TampingMachines. 14
Hydraulic Components: Filter, Hoses & Fittings, Seal & O Ring, 1.5 P.Way, Establishment & Stores
Pumps, Motors Cylinder, & Accumulators and Troubleshooting. Constituents of Railway Track, Points& Crossings,Curves.
Pressue Control, Directional Control & Flow Control Valves and Maintenance of Track in Track Circuited Areas & Electrified
Troubleshooting. Areas & Precautions during Machine working in Electrified Areas.
Tamping Unit, Lifting & Lining Unit, Bushes & Bearings, Fast Categorioes of Engineering Works, Engineering Fixed Signals/
wearing mechanical parts and Troubleshooting. Indicators: Temporary and Permanent; Emergency Protection of
Power Transmission: Types, Mechanical & ZF Hydro-dynamic track: Single Line & Double Line, Detonators & FlareSignals.
Gear Box and other related Assemblies and Troubleshooting. Leave, Pass, D&AR & Conduct Rules, Indenting procedure,
Pneumatic Components: Air Compressor, Cooling Coil, Safety Issue note. 4
valve, Air dryer Water separator, Air oiler, DC Valve, Cylinder and 1.6 Computer
Troubleshooting. Braking system(KE Valve). Introduction to Automatic Guide Computer (ALC) Hardware &
Demonstration of Hydraulic & Pneumatic Models. 12 WinALC Software. DRP, CMS and CWS Working in Geometry,
1.3 I.C. Engine: Measuring Run & Design Mode using ALC. 4
Constructional Details of Engine. 1.7 Technical Film Show 2
Basic Terminology, Working Principle of 4 Stroke Diesel Engine 1.8 Library 2
(Diesel cycle), Firing orders. 1.9 Visit to CPOH & Track Machines WorkingSite 8
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Air Supply System & Fuel Supply 1.10 Introduction &Valediction 2
System andTroubleshooting. Total 70
Main Systems of I.C. Engine: Lubricating System & Cooling
System and Troubleshooting.
Maintenance Schedules of Cummins Engine, Adjustment of
Injection timing & Removing of Air Lock 10
1.4 Track Machines & Working Principles:
Provisions of IRTMM, Basic features of Track Machines &
Tamping Quality Control. Rules for movement and Block working
including action in case of machine breakdown.
Periodic maintenance andTM Reports and Machine
Manufacture’s/OEM’s Literature Operation & Main Assemblies

BRIDGES & DRAWINGS

INDUCTION COURSE (SSE / JE / BRIDGE)(B-1)
DURATION: 1 YEAR
Type of Place of
Training Training
1 Induction Training 8 Weeks Detailed Training Program (PH I) as per Annexure B-1 (a)
PH-I institute
2 Induction Engineering 10 Weeks TRAINING MODULE FOR ENGINEERING WORKSHOP,
PH-II Workshop, RDSO AND WELDING TRAINING AT TIRUCHIRAPPALLI
RDSO & as per Annexure B-1 (b)
Tiruchirapalli
3 Induction Training in 10 Weeks TRAINING MODULE FOR FIELD TRAINING IN
PH - III field OPEN LINE as per Annexure B-1 (c)
4 Induction Training 7 Weeks TRAINING MODULE FOR TECHNICAL TRAINING
PH - IV Institute as per Annexure B-1 (d)
5 Induction Training in 10 Weeks TRAINING MODULE FOR FIELD TRAINING IN
PH - V field CONSTRUCTION UNIT as per Annexure B-1 (e)
6 Induction Training 4 Weeks TRAINING MODULE FOR GENERAL TRAINING AT
PH - VI Institute ZRTI as per Annexure B-1 (f)
7 Induction Training 3 Weeks POSTING EXAM
PH - VII Institute as per Annexure B-1 (g)

INDUCTION COURSE PH-1 FOR (SSE / JE / BRIDGE)(B-1a)
DURATION : 8 WEEKS
Annexure B-1a
1 PART -I ORGANIZATION OF INDIAN RAILWAYS-AND DUTIES 3.3.9 Tutorial on 3.3.8 6

OF JE/SSE BRIDGE 8 3.3.10 Basic design of Connections – riveted, welded, bolted 4
1.1 Organization of Indian Railway- PCE/CBE Office, DRM Office, 3.3.11 Tutorial 3.3.10 4
DyCE Br Line / ABE/SSE-Bridges. RDSO (B&S), Engineering 3.3.12 Basic design of lifting /launching arrangements for girders 6
workshops, details, location, capacities. What are codes, Manuals, 3.3.13 Tutorial on 3.3.12 6
Rules, Circulars - Flow of authority 4 3.4 Bridge Engineering –
1.2 Duties of JE/SSE Br. – Inspection & maintenance of bridges and 3.4.1 Introduction
other structures. Knowledge of Rules and Regulations, Codes, 3.4.1.1 Introduction to bridges, 1
Manuals, Circulars etc. Co-ordination with permanent way, works 3.4.1.2 Components of bridge. 1
and officials of other Departments. Accompanying on Inspections 3.4.1.3 Classification and types of Railway bridges. 1
of Higher officials, Execution of works, Action in case of 3.4.2 Substructure of bridge-
Emergency, Establishment, Correspondence and records (Tech., 3.4.2.1 Soil investigation and IS classification. 4
Store, and Establishment.), H/O and T/O of charge/stores. 4 3.4.2.2 Lab 6
2 Topics related to computer and software 30 3.4.2.3 Bearing /load carrying capacity of shallow and deep foundations 4
2.1 Basics about computer – introduction to MS office, MS project, 3.4.2.4 Tutorial on item 3.4.2.3 2
use of internet, search engines, emails etc. 10 3.4.2.5 IRBM, Substructure Code, Well and Pile Foundation Code 4
2.2 Hands on: on Item No. 2.1 20 3.4.2.6 Open foundation- construction aspects 3
3 Topics related to basic engineering ( 24 days ) 210 3.4.2.7 Pipe and box culverts. 1
3.1 Survey- 3.4.2.8 Well foundation - Components of wells, Setting out wells and
3.1.1 Chain survey, 2 piers on the top of well, construction aspects 2
3.1.2 Levelling 2 3.4.2.9 Pile foundation – Basics of pile foundations, Load carrying
3.1.3 Theodolite, Total Station, GPS etc. 2 capacity, and Pile load test. Acceptance criteria. Construction
3.1.4 Setting the layout for bridges. 2 aspects. Under water concreting 4
3.1.5 Survey Tutorials 8 3.4.2.10 Construction aspects of Pier, Abutment, Bed Blocks, Wing wall,
3.1.6 Survey hands on 8 and Return wall. Coffer dam. 4
3.2 Hydrological investigation, Calculation of design discharge for 3.4.2.11 River training and protection works. 4
bridges having small catchment areas. 3 3.4.3 Superstructure of Bridges
3.2.1 Tutorial on item no. 3.2 3 3.4.3.1 Various type of Bridge Superstructure, (i) according to deck
3.3 Structural analysis and Design- type (ii) according to materials. 4
3.3.1 Strength of materials- Concept of stress & strain, Hooke’s Law, 3.4.3.2 Bridge Rules, CBC, SBC, 8
Thermal stresses, Fatigue, etc. 8 3.4.3.3 Basic understanding of design forces for Bridge Superstructures. 4
3.3.2 Tutorial on item 3.3.1 4 3.4.3.4 Basics of design of steel plate girders, trusses and composite
3.3.3 Concrete Bridge Code, Steel Bridge Code- Relevant portion only 6 girders 6
3.3.4 Basic Structural analysis (B.M & S.F, deflection for simply 3.4.3.5 Tutorial on superstructures 8
supported and cantilever spans) 8 3.4.4 Bearings
3.3.5 Tutorial on 3.3.4 4 3.4.4.1 functions of bearings 2
3.3.6 Basic design of RCC, PSC. 4 3.4.4.2 Types of bearing - Sliding bearing, Rocker & Roller bearing,
3.3.7 Tutorial on 3.3.6 4 Elastomeric bearing, Pot-PTFE bearing, spherical bearing, 4
3.3.8 Basic design of Steel structures - Tension , Compression and 3.4.4.3 Manufacturing of bearing. Quality control, inspection and
Bending steel members 6 approval while procurement of Bearings. 4

Annexure B-1 (a) contd.....
TOPIC PDS TOPIC PDS

TOPIC DETAILS TOPIC DETAILS
3.4.4.4 Field visit to Manufacturing Unit of Elastomeric Bearing 8 5.1.2 Various shops in Engineering Workshops, preparation for
3.4.5 TrackStructure On Bridges fabrication, Template making, cutting, jigs and fixture, CNC
3.4.5.1 Railway track, its components 3 machine operations incl. Demo, drilling. 8
3.4.5.2 Track on bridges- composite, steel channel and H-beam sleepers 5.1.3 Riveting- Correct procedure for riveting, Rivet testing,
on steel girder bridges, guard rails, laying of sleepers on Steel Replacement of defective rivets (practical training). 4
girder Bridges, Renewal of channel sleepers on Girder Bridges. 5.1.4 HSFG Bolts, 4
Pathways and trolley / men refuges. IRPWM ( only relevant 5.1.5 Welding- Types of welding- Manual arc welding, Flux core arc
aspects) 6 welding with gas shielding, CO2 welding, and submerged arc
3.4.5.3 Field Visit to Bridge site 8 welding. 4
3.4.5.4 Safety at worksite including track protection 2 5.1.6 Welding electrodes, welding methods, welding equipment, setting
3.4.5.5 Working in traffic blocks 2 up techniques and safety precautions (practical training). 3
4 Construction of concrete bridge 56 5.1.7 Defects of welding, Non-destructive test of welds, Rectification of
4.1 Study of bridge drawings 4 defective welds. Quality control in welding – approval of weld
4.2 Quality control measures at site, various registers to be joints, WPQR, WPSS. 4
maintained for progress, quality, and safety at site, Do’s and 5.1.8 Trial shop erection, working assembly and checking of girders
don'ts for different works. 6 before dispatch, shop painting. 3
4.3 Materials: Aggregates, Cement, Reinforcement and Pre-stressing 5.1.9 Approval of steel works by RDSO, Zone etc. 2
steel, Admixtures. Testing, Stacking and Handling of materials 4 5.1.10 Relevant provisions of Steel Bridge Code, IRS B1, Welded
4.4 Design Mix and Production of concrete, 6 Bridge Code and IS codes on Steel bridges. 4
4.5 Tutorial on mix design 4 5.2 Fabrication and Erection of other Steel Structures
4.6 Tests on fresh concrete, Tests on hardened concrete- Destructive 5.2.1 FOB 4
& Non-Destructive. 2 5.2.2 Platform shelter, High7 roof structures for workshops, Steel
4.7 Concrete Lab 4 water tank, Height gauge, Turn table and weigh bridges, Steel
4.8 Different types of Concrete PCC, RCC & PSC, RMC, High bearings. 8
strength and high performance concrete 4 Total number of periods (45 minutes period duration) 360
4.9 Various types of Formwork- Fabrication & erection of formwork, Total Days 45 x 8 = 360
removal of formwork. 2
4.10 Preparation of Bed for casting of girders, Bottom and side
shuttering, 2
4.11 Tutorial on form work and casting bed 2
4.12 Construction aspects of PSC: Pre stressing- equipment, method
of pre stressing, formwork for PSC, stages of pre stressing,
construction joints, grouting of ducts. 6
4.13 Tutorial on Pre-stressing 4
4.14 Load test for girders. 2
4.15 Relevant provisions of CBC and IS codes on Concrete bridges. 4
5 Fabrication of Steel Bridges Girder and other Steel
Structures 50
5.1 Fabrication of Bridge girders
5.1.1 Procurement of steel- specification, testing. 2

INDUCTION COURSE PH-II FOR (SSE / JE / BRIDGE) (B-1b)
DURATION : 10 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (b)
1 Engg. Workshop training- 240 2.1 Training in Bridge Directorate - Understanding of bridge drawings,
1.1 Classroom training at Engineering Workshop - Steel girder Camber, Inspection, Passing and Acceptance of Girders, 40
fabrication process including NDT, procedure for passing the 2.2 Training in M&C directorate – Testing of material, welding and
material, Record keeping (At MANMAD); including ISO quality control. WPSS, WPQR, Various Destructive and Non-
Certification. 30 destructive tests on Welding, USFD, Radiography, Micro etching,
1.2 Tutorial on - study of drawings to work out material requirement, and deep penetration weld. 80
preparation of jigs and fixtures, templates etc. 30 3 Welding Training at Tiruchirappalli (2 week Certification course) 96
1.3 Hands on - Practical training at shop floor in various sections 180 Total 57 x 8 = 456 456
Training duration at Engineering Workshop
2 RDSO Training - 120

INDUCTION COURSE PH-III FOR (SSE / JE / BRIDGE)(B-1c)
DURATION : 10 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (c)
1 Inspection and maintenance of Bridge 136

2 Rehabilitation of Bridges 88
3 Plant and machinery of the engineering department 24
4 Fabrication & Erection of steel structures 96
5 Tender and Contract management 32
6 Interaction with other departments 8
7 Disaster Management in open line Accident and breaches 16
8 Official procedures ( Writing note, proposals, Estimate ) 16
9 Bridge Management System 32
10 Stores 16
11 Modern Technologies, Modern Bridge Repair Techniques, and Trial
items/ materials 16
TOTAL 16 x 8 = 480 480

INDUCTION COURSE PH-IV FOR SSE / JE / BRIDGE (B-1d)
DURATION : 7 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (d)

3.1.3 Numerical Rating System. 2
1 Topics related to computer and software 112
3.1.4 Tutorial on Item No. 3.1.3 2
1.1 Auto CAD 40
3.1.5 Bridge inspection register and its movement, compliance of
1.2 Hands on Item No. 1.1 auto cad 40
inspection notes and orders thereon. 2
1.3 Introduction to IRCEP, RDSO Website (B&S Directorate), IRICEN
3.2 Safety precautions track protection during bridge
website and Bridge management system, 8
maintenance while executing works-
1.4 Hands on BMS and Introduction to TMS 24
3.2.1 Precaution while carrying out maintenance works on bridges,
2 Temporary staging, Crane Working and Erection of Bridge
Responsibility of Engineering officials. Obtaining CRS sanction 2
Super structure 49
3.2.2 Traffic Blocks and Track Protection during Rehabilitation/ Bridge
2.1 Temporary arrangements. 2
maintenance works. Electrified/ non-electrified section and safety
2.2 Material for temporary arrangements, Precaution in Erection of
measures at work site, Safety of travelling public. 4
temporary arrangements. 2
3.2.3 Plan preparation for track protection 2
2.3 C.C. crib, Use of steel trestles, Service girders of different types,
3.2.4 Inspection and maintenance of welded/Riveted Steel girders-
Overall length effective span and clear span, 2
Camber measurement: purpose, method and procedure, record of
2.4 Tutorial/ plan preparation on temporary arrangements etc 4
camber details, Camber loss and reasons thereof, 4
2.5 Crane working - working rules - safety measures and safety
3.2.5 Field hands on camber measurement 4
gears - testing of tackles, chains rope etc. (to see actual testing
3.2.6 Cracks in steel work, strengthening of steel girders on 2
at JMP workshop) - Capacity of - cranes in propelled and un-
3.2.7 Rivet testing, Method of testing, Sample testing, loose rivet
propelled conditions at different radii. 4
diagram, Replacement of loose and corroded rivets, 2
2.6 Tutorial/ plan preparation on crane working 2
3.2.8 Field hands on rivet testing and preparation of lose rivet diagram 8
2.7 Details of Calendar Hamilton span its transportation and erection. 2
3.2.9 Steel work in bridges, rivet testing register, Weld test register, PSC
2.8 Different methods of launching of girder. 2
bridge/Composite girder bridge inspection register, Annual
2.9 Erection of girders by use of cranes, derricks. 2
inspection register. 2
2.10 End launching method, side slewing method, launching of
3.2.10 Welded girders. 2
triangulated girders on the trestle, 3
3.2.11 Composite girder 2
2.11 launching of girder by using service span, end launching of open
3.3 Painting of steel Bridges-
web girders with help of launching nose, 2
3.3.1 Corrosion and its prevention, protective coating by painting, paint
2.12 Erection by cantilever methods, enveloping methods. 2
system used and schedule of painting, importance of surface
2.13 Erection of PSC box girder, segmental construction, Segmental
preparation and correct painting procedure, paints film defects,
erection, girder erection. Form work erection and removal. 4
ordinary paintings, 2
2.14 Selection of a suitable method of girder erection, 2
3.3.2 Metalizing and epoxy based paints, 2
2.15 Tutorial/ plan preparation for launching 4
3.3.3 Standard measurements and covering capacity of different paints,
2.16 De-launching of girders- critical assessment of 2-3 cases 6
dry paint film thickness measurements. 2
2.17 Preliminary arrangements, precautions and safety measures in
3.3.4 Hands on paint covering capacity and dry film thickness
girder launching/erection. 2
measurement 2
2.18 Erection of bearings. 2
3.4 Inspection and maintenance of RCC and PSC bridges-
3 Inspection and Maintenance of Bridges 90
3.4.1 Camber measurement: purpose, method and procedure,
3.1 IRBM provisions regarding inspection of bridges-
record of camber details, Camber loss and reasons thereof, 2
3.1.1 Method of Inspection, Accompany Inspection and action taken for
3.4.2 Inspection of PSC Girder Bridges, 2
the inspection, 2
3.4.3 Inspection of RUB/ROB 2
3.1.2 Equipment required for Inspection of Bridges. 2

Annexure B-1 (d)

3.4.4 Instrumentation of bridges & structures, NDT techniques. Trolley and Motor Vehicles, Hiring out of engineering plant,
Action to be taken after inspection of bridges. 4 Plants and machinery, radial drills, pneumatic drilling machines.
3.4.5 Lab NDT 4 air compressed shear and punching machines, grinding
3.4.6 Protective coat for PSC & RCC superstructures, 2 machines, lathes and milling machines, grinding wheels,
3.4.7 Protective works and water way, Maintenance of Abutments, Piers, air pressure required for different pneumatic equipment, 4
Wing walls, Return walls & Arches. 6 6.6 Hydraulic jacks – case and maintenance screw jacks (Duff Norton
3.4.8 Under water Inspection, equipment, methods and report 4 types), Transverse bases, use of derricks including erection,
3.4.9 Details of common repair techniques- Cement pressure grouting, pulley block guy ropes, wire and manila ropes, use of different
Epoxy grouting, Shot creating/Guniting, 4 types of knots, max-pull arrangement (practical training) case of
3.5 Inspection and maintenance of bearings – equipment. 4
3.5.1 Thermal movement of girder – Steel bearings, Elastomeric 7 Action during Accident and breaches (2 days) 12
bearings & POT-PTFE bearings. 2 7.1 Duties of SSE/Bridges, sounding of hooters, & classification of
3.5.2 Greasing of steel bearings, oil bath bearing, replacement of steel, accidents, action to be taken on reaching site, first aid,
elastomeric & POT-PTFE bearings 6 preservation of clues, assessments of men and material for
4 Inspection and Maintenance of Misc. Structures- 4 restoration, expeditious restoration, breaches & its types, Action
4.1 FOB, Platform shelters, Water tank, Flood light tower, Workshop during breach, washout of bridges, temporary restoration,
structures, Gantry girder for EOT cranes, Micro wave towers. 4 restoration of bridges, enquires, provisions of ARS, water ways,
5 Rehabilitation of Bridges 24 scour, flood discharges, protection works, sounding, flood register. 6
5.1 Reasons for rehabilitation, Priority for rehabilitation of bridges 7.2 Preparation of Joint note and accident site sketch 3
based on NRS, Special inspection Collection of site data, 4 7.3 Tutorial on Preparation of accident site plan 3
5.2 Special strengthening of steel, PSC, RCCbridges. Imposition 8 Tender and Contract management 24
of speed restriction, Execution of rehabilitation works, 10 8.1 Definition of Agreement/contracts, Types & forms of contracts,
5.3 Strengthening of foundations strengthening/rebuilding of sub- tenders, tender committee, Awarding of contract, Earnest money,
structures, Shaken/displaced/cracked bed blocks. 8 SEM & security deposit, BSR, GCC & SCC, SOR. 8
5.4 Replacement of pipe culverts, Replacement of small openings. 2 8.2 Quality control measures at site, various registers to be maintained
6 Plant and machinery 17 for progress, quality, safety of contractor’s persons, safety
6.1 Use of oxyacetylene gases - safety measures, different types of measures at work site, account keeping of new and released
flames and their uses, Oxyacetylene torches for cutting and material, issue and receipt from contractors, important points from
welding, gas cutting, pug cutting machines gas welding, vigilance angle, Dos and don’ts for different works. 16
electrodes. 2 9 Vigilance aspects 8
6.2 Basics of Electrical circuits, 2 9.1 Do’s and Don’ts and other precautions, Up-keep of records,
6.3 Basics of pneumatics and hydraulics, hydraulic circuit. 2 contract and material management. Other related misc. items. 8
6.4 Control of plant and machinery, Engineering plant Reserve and TOTAL 42 Days x 8 PDS = 336 336
machinery for maintenance, Plant and machinery procured for
works against specific permission, Plant numbers/project, Register
for Engineering plant reserve, Valuation of plant Maintenance,
storage and repairs to plant, Requisition by DEN on plant depot,
Use of Engineering reserve plant at site of work, 3
6.5 Debits for plant and staff supplied on departmental, Maintenance
of Log book for plant, Log Book for plants, Log Book for Motor

INDUCTION COURSE PH-V FOR SSE / JE / BRIDGE (B-1e)
DURATION : 7 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (e)
TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS WEEK
1 Construction of various components of RCC & PSC bridges &

launching of PSC girders 6
2 Fabrication and launching of steel girders 4
INDUCTION COURSE PH-VI FOR SSE / JE / BRIDGE (B-1f)

DURATION :4 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (f)
1 GR & SR, SOD, CRS Sanction, Protection of Track 30 holder, ABC analysis. 16
1.1 General rules and subsidiary rules – important definitions, General 3.3 Security of railway Materials. 4
rules Applying to Railway servants, Signal – General provisions, 3.4 Account keeping of new and released material, issue and receipt
Descriptions of Fixed signals, Hand signals, Detonating signals, from contractors, important points from Vigilance angle. 4
Flare signals, Defective fixed signals, Various systems of working. 10 4 Establishment and Labour law 26
1.2 Classification of stations – Simple layout & condition for granting 4.1 Muster, Pay sheet, pay scales, Allowances, Pass and leave rules
line clear, single line working on double line, Reception of train on of unskilled, skilled and artisan staff, witnessing of payments,
blocked line and starting from signalled line, interlocked working. Railway servants conduct rules, Discipline and appeal rules, DAR
General rules and procedure to be followed while carry out enquiry and finalization of DAR cases. 12
engineering works, protection of track, GRs provision, 10 4.2 Labour laws, Hour of employment regulations, Display of hours of
1.3 working of lorries, trollies, motor trollies – works of short duration, duty, Payment of wages act. Permissible deductions, Registers to
works of long duration, engineering indicators, protection of track, be maintained, workmen’s compensation act, Action in case of
single line, double line, safety during execution of works on injury on duty, Minimum wages Act & Factory Act. 12
bridges, Schedule of dimensions – B.G. & M.G., procedure for 4.3 RTI 2
condonation, ODC, CRS sanction, Works requiring CRS 5 Disaster Management, Accident and breaches, safety and
sanction, safety certificate etc. 10 First Aid, health and hygiene 8
2 Finance and Budget- Revenue and works budget - maintenance 5.1 DM Act 2005, NDMA, Role of NDRF, NPDM. Risk reduction,
of accounts – control over expenditure and completion reports, recovery, rehabilitation, fire hazard & fire fighting. 4
Works programme – PWP, FWP, August Review, Allocation of 5.2 Medical aid- first aid, food and health 4
funds. Allocation and Heads of expenditure, CF, DF & CAP, DRF, 6 Official language- Directives in use of Rajbhasha in day to day
OLWR, SF & SRSF. 10 working, Directives for implementation of Rajbhasha, Unicode
3 Stores 32 usage on computer. 4
3.1 DBR, DBI, DMTR, Ledger, requisition (stock & non stock items), 7 Interaction with other departments - Working in track circuited
local purchase T.P. item, charged off accounts – M.S., B.M., etc., areas, working in Electrified sections, Co-ordination with other
DS -8, Maintenance of stores of BRI’s 8 cadres of Engineering Department and with other departments
3.2 Disposal of scrap – stock sheet etc. Return of stores, Stock like S&T, TRD, Operating, Personal, RPF etc. 18
verification – verification of stores & account by AEN, DEN, Stock

Annexure B-1 (f) contd.....
9.3 Respect for women, how to ensure gender equality. Related

8 Training on soft skills – Spoken, written and official procedures 24
rules, regulation and Laws. 8
8.1 Managerial skill, Leadership, Personal Development and Soft Skill,
10 Environment and Climate Change- pollution control,
Personal Management. 16
environment management system and accreditation, energy
8.2 Meditation 8
management including energy audit, water management including
9 Ethics, Integrity, Prevention of Corruption and gender
water audit, solid waste management 16
sensitization 24
TOTAL 24 Days x 8 PDS = 192 192
9.1 Ethical Training. 8
9.2 Work, duty, responsibilities etc. Moral values, Integrity, self-
vigilance, importance of vigilance. Rules, regulation and Laws.
It’s Enforcing agency. 8

INDUCTION COURSE PH-VII POSTING EXAM MODULE (B-1g)
DURATION : 3 WEEKS
Annexure B-1 (g)
TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS S.No. Exam Detail Marks
1 Classroom discussion for revision of entire course and doubt 1 Oral/ Written exam of each phase of 20 marks each to be
clearance. Discussion on modern Technologies, Techniques conducted at the end of phase by (20x6). 120
and trial items etc. 1 Week 2 Project Report & presentation 20
2 Preparation and submission of project report based on field 3 Interview (20 marks), including daily diary maintained at Open
trainings and project presentation, viva-voice 1 week line and Construction training and EWS & RDSO (20 marks). 40
3 Exam 1 week 4 Posting Exam- 4 papers 80 marks each (4x80) 320
Total 3 weeks Paper-I shall cover portions of class room training at ZRTI.
Paper-II & Paper-III shall cover the portion pertaining to induction
training covered at Civil Engg. Training Institute and hands on
training at engineering workshop and RDSO.
Paper-IV shall cover the portion pertaining to open line field
training, and training at construction sites.
Total 500

REFRESHER COURSE FOR (SSE / JE / BRIDGE) (B-2)
DURATION: 3 WEEK

1 Duties of JE/SSE Bridges- 1 12 Bridge management system 4
2 Stores - accountal of material, stock verification, preparation 13 Construction of Super Structure of Concrete bridges- 6
of indents etc. 3 13.1 Basic concept of Pre stressing- equipment for stressing, method
3 Establishment rules- Pass & Leave rules, conduct rules, D&A of pre stressing, formwork for PSC, stages of pre stressing. Load
rules, HOER, Witnessing of payment, Minimum wages act, Factory test for girders. 4
Act & Workmen’s compensation act. 3 13.2 Rehabilitation of Pre stressed concrete structures. 2
4 Rajbhasha - Directives for implementation of Rajbhasha, Unicode 14 Concrete Technology, Reinforcement and Formwork- 8
usage. 1 14.1 Ingredients of concrete, Types of cement, Design Mix,
5 General rules and subsidiary rules and SOD 5 Admixtures & chemicals, Mixing & Placing of Concrete, Curing. 2
5.1 General rules applicable to all Railway servants, Signals – General 14.2 Test on fresh concrete, Test on hardened concrete- Destructive
provisions, Descriptions of Fixed signals, Hand signals, & Non-Destructive. 2
Detonating signals, Flare signals, General rules and procedure to 14.3 Grade of steel, High tensile steel, bar bending and placement of
be followed while carry out engineering works, protection of track, reinforcement 2
working of lorries, trolleys, motor trolleys, works of short duration, 14.4 Formwork- types, fabrication, erection and removal of formwork.
long duration, engineering indicators, protection of track, single Preparation of Bed for casting of girder, Bottom and side shuttering,
line, double line, safety during execution of works on bridges, 3 placing of reinforcement and PSC duct. 2
5.2 Schedule of dimensions - Dimensions and clearances of fixed 15 Fabrication of Steel Bridge girder and other steel structures- 21
structures for B.G. & M.G, ODC, CRS sanction, Works requiring 15.1 Procurement of steel- specification; testing. 2
CRS sanction. 2 15.2 Fabrication of steel girders and steel structures (FOB, platform
6 Interaction with other departments- Working in track circuited shelters) 6
& Electrified sections, Co-ordination with P. Way and Works; and 15.3 Welding- Types of welding, Manual arc welding, Flux core arc
with other departments like S&T, TRD, Operating, Personal, welding with gas shielding, CO2 welding, Submerged arc welding.
RPF etc. 2 Welding electrodes, welding methods, welding equipment, setting
7 Training on soft skill- Managerial skill, Leadership, Personal up techniques and safety precautions (practical training). Defects
Development and Soft Skill, Personal Management. Meditation, in welds, Non-destructive test of welds, Rectification of defective
Ethical Training. 2 welds. Quality control in welding – approval of weld joints, WPQR,
8 Navigation of RDSO site and IRCEP and IRICEN Website 1 WPSS. 2
9 Engineering codes/Manuals- IRPWM, IRBM. Latest correction 15.4 Approval of steel works by RDSO, Zone etc. 1
slips, PCE, CBE circulars. Steel Bridge Code, Welded bridge 15.5 Visit to EWS 8
Code, IRS B1, BS report Nos. 102, 103, 110, 111, 113, 115 14 15.6 Fabrication and Erection of bearing- Manufacturing of bearing.
10 Contract Management- 8 Quality control, inspection and approval while procurement of
10.1 Types & forms of contracts, tenders, GCC & SCC, SOR. 2 Bearings. Erection and Replacement of Bearings. 2
10.2 Quality control measures at site, various registers to be 16 Temporary staging, Crane working and Erection of Girders- 11
maintained for progress, quality, safety of contractor’s persons, 16.1 Various types of temporary arrangements. Material for temporary
safety measures at work site, accountal of new and released arrangements, Precaution in Erection of temporary arrangements. 2
material, issue and receipt from contractors, important points from 16.2 C.C. crib, Use of steel trestles, Service girders deferent types,
vigilance angle, Do’s and don’ts for different works. 4 Overall length effective span and clear span, 2
10.3 Vigilance related issues- Do’s and Don’ts and other precautions, 16.3 Details of Callender Hamilton span its transportation and erection. 1
Up-keep of records, contract and material management. 2 16.4 Crane Working rules - safety measures - testing of tackles, chains
11 Field demo on layout for bridges and Camber measurement using rope etc. 2
total station 8 Capacity of - cranes in propelled and un-propelled conditions at

B-2 contd.....
different radii. procedure, paints film defects, Metalizing and epoxy based paints,
16.5 Launching of girder-Preliminary arrangement before girder erection, standard measurements and covering capacity of different paints,
precautions and safety measures in erection, Machinery/ paint film thickness measurements. 2
Equipment for erection. Erection by use of cranes, derricks. 1 17.9 Under water inspection 2
16.6 Launching of girder-End launching method, side slewing method, 18 Rehabilitation of Bridges- Reasons for rehabilitation, Special
launching of triangulated girders on the trestle, launching of girder strengthening, Imposition of speed restriction, Priority for
by using service span, end launching of open web girders with rehabilitation of bridges, Special inspection Collection of site data,
help of launching nose, erection by cantilever methods, enveloping Execution of rehabilitation works, Strengthening of foundations
methods., Erection of PSC box girder, segmental construction, strengthening/rebuilding of sub-structures, Shaken/displaced/
Segmental erection, girder erection. 3 cracked bed blocks, Replacement of non-standard girders,
17 Inspection, maintenance and repairs of bridges 17 Replacement of pipe culverts, Arch bridges, small openings, Steel
17.1 Schedule of inspection, Action to be taken after inspection of & PSC super structure. 3
bridges. 1 19 T&P of Engineering Department- 8
17.2 Registers for inspection- Steel work in bridges, rivet testing 19.1 Use of oxyacetylene gases - safety measures - different types of
register, Weld test register, PSC bridge/Composite girder bridge flames and their uses - Oxyacetylene torches for cutting and
inspection register, Annual inspection register, movement of welding - gas cutting - pug cutting machines gas welding -
inspection registers. 1 electrodes., 2
17.3 Numerical Rating System. 2 19.2 Control of plant and machinery, Engineering plant Reserve and
17.4 Inspection and maintenance of concrete & PSC bridges - Girder machinery for maintenance, Plant and machinery procured for
alignment & seating, Structural condition of girder, Periodical works against specific, Plant numbers/project, Register for
Maintenance of PSC and RCC structures. Measurement of Engineering plant reserve, Valuation of plant Maintenance, storage
camber. Protective coat for PSC & RCC superstructures. 2 and repairs to plant, Requisition by DEN on plant depot, Use of
17.5 Inspection and maintenance of Steel/ Composite bridges - Girder Engineering reserve plant at site of work, 2
alignment & seating, Structural condition of girder, Condition of 19.3 Debits for plant and staff supplied on departmental, Maintenance
steel work, painting. Camber measurement – method and of Log book, Log Book for plants, Log Book for Motor
procedure, Loss of camber in steel girders, cracks in steel work, Trolley and Motor Vehicles, Hiring out of engineering plant, Plants
strengthening of steel girder. Rivet testing, Method of testing, and machinery – radial drills, pneumatic drilling machines, air
Sample testing, Loose rivet diagram, Replacement of loose and compressor, shear and punching machines, grinding machines,
corroded rivets. Cracks in steel works – strengthening of weak lathes and milling machines, grinding wheels, air pressure
girders, Maintenance of welded girders. 2 required for different pneumatic equipment, 2
17.6 Bearings- Need of bearing, Selection of bearing, Types of 19.4 Hydraulic jacks – case and maintenance screw jacks (Duff Norton
bearing - Sliding bearing, Roller bearing, Rocker & Roller bearing, types) – Transverse bases – use of derricks including erection –
Elastomeric bearing, Pot-PTFE bearing, Thermal movement of pulley block guy ropes, wire and manila ropes, use of different
girders , Greasing of bearings - Method and material used for types of knots – Maxpull arrangement (practical training) case of
greasing. Replacement of bearing. 3 equipment. 2
17.7 Bed block- Details of common repair techniques- Cement pressure 20 Action during Accidents and breaches- Accidents and breaches:
grouting, Epoxy grouting, and Shot creating/Guniting, 2 Duties of SE/Bridges, sounding of hooters, & classification of
17.8 Painting of steel Bridges- Corrosion and its prevention, protective accidents, action to be taken on reaching site, first aid,
coating by painting, Types of paint systems used and schedule of preservation of clues, assessments of men and material for
painting, importance of surface preparation and correct painting

B-2 contd.....
S.No. TOPIC DETAILS PDS
restoration, expeditious restoration, breaches & its types, Action

during breach, washout of bridges, temporary restoration,
restoration of bridges, enquires, provisions of ARS – water ways,
scour, flood discharges, protection works, sounding – flood
register. 1
21 Disaster management- DM Act 2005, NDMA, Role of NDRF,
NPDM. Risk reduction, recovery, rehabilitation, medical aid- first
aid, food and health. 1
22 Field visit – Field visits at important constructions/project/
Regirdering site/Girder fabrication site. 16
TOTAL 18 Days x 8 PDS = 144 144

DRAWING (DESIGN ASSISTANT)

INDUCTION COURSE FOR (SSE/JE/ DRAWING) (B-3)
DURATION: 52 WEEK
Type of Place of
Training Training
1 Induction Training 8 Weeks Common Training for all SSE/JE drawing
PH-I institute as per Annexure B-3 (a)
2 Induction Training 4 Weeks General Training at ZRTI
PH-II institute as per Annexure B-3 (b)
3 Induction Training in 13 Weeks Field Training at the place of posting
PH - II (a) field as per Annexure B-3 (c)
4 Induction Training 1 Weeks Exam as per Annexure B-3 (d)
PH - III Institute
5 On Job 26 Weeks At the place of Posting
Training

INDUCTION COURSE FOR PH-1 (SSE/JE/ DRAWING) (B-3a)
DURATION : 8 WEEKS
Annexure B-3 (a)
Topic TOPIC DETAILS PDS Topic TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 Joining and Introduction 8

3 Basics of Bridges 80
1.1 Introduction
3.1 Bridge organisation
1.2 Basic duties and role of SSE/JE Drawing in the organisation
3.2 Introduction to Railway Bridges. Definitions of basic terms
2 Basics Of Railway Track 120
associated with Railway Bridges. Understanding GAD of a Bridge.
2.1 Track Organisation
3.3 Various types of Bridge loadings- only introduction
2.2 Basic introduction to Railway Track: Type of rails,
3.4 Introduction to various bridge related codes and manuals
sleepers, track structure, ballast, formation etc.
3.5 Policy guidelines for construction and rehabilitation of bridges
2.3 Route Classifications, an overview of Indian Railway Network,
3.6 Preparation of roll diagram and processing. Various type of ODCs
prescribed track structure for various routes etc
3.7 Processing of CRS sanctions for opening of lines, Condonation of
2.4 Duties of P-way Staff
Railway Board , Certification of track and bridges for new rolling
2.5 Various types of track renewal proposals. Criteria for track renewals,
stock etc
initiation and scrutiny of proposals for track renewals
3.8 Speed certification of bridges
2.6 Estimation of quantities of materials required for track renewal.
3.9 Preparation of GADs for Bridges. ( trainees will be made to draw
Type estimates.
one GAD for a new bridge and one GAD for rehabilitation of
2.7 Classification of released materials , their accountal and disposal
existing bridge)
2.8 Relevant portions of IRPWM, Track manual
3.10 Reading and understanding of standard RDSO drawings for
2.9 Curves : geometry, design of curves, realignment of curves, speed
Bridges and structures
on curves, grade compensation, setting out of curves
3.11 Scrutiny of proposals for Bridge rehabilitation works
2.10 SOD
3.12 Bridge Hydraulics: Design discharge estimation- water way
2.11 Points and crossings. Layout calculations. Yard Planning. S&T
calcula tions including assessment of catchment properties.
provisions relevant to yard planning. Preparation of Yard Plan
Fixing of span arrangement & depth of foundation.
( trainees will be made to do yard planning for one yard and
4 Works and Land Matters 112
draw ESP)
4.1 Works Organisation
2.12 Study of drawings relating to track
4.2 Important provisions of Engineering code specially
2.13 Track renewal policy
relating to surveying, estimates, execution of works, measurement
2.14 Introduction to track machines
of works, works programme etc
2.15 Level crossings including policy for elimination, interlocking etc
4.3 Passenger amenity works. Latest policy guidelines
2.16 Speed certification
4.4 Works manual
2.17 Provisions relating to opening of new lines

Annexure B-3 (a) contd.....
4.5 Scrutiny of proposals for works programme 5 Computer Training 64

4.6 Preparation of project sheets 5.1 MS office
4.7 Land management. Protection of land 5.2 IRCEP, TMS, BMS, IRPSM
4.8 Processing of SOR items for approval, framing of NS items, rate 5.3 Auto Cad
analysis. Collection of data for rate analysis. Escalation of (Introductory software training will be given at training institute.
rates etc However, detailed computer training will be organised at their
4.9 Specification for works place of posting before they complete their probation).
4.10 NOCs for construction of structures in vicinity of railway lines, 5.4 Zonal Railway may also decide to impart computer training in
track crossings etc, land licensing and leasing any other software being used in their office. For this purpose the
services of reputed private training institutes may be obtained.
Total 48 DAYS X 8 PDS = 384 384
PDS

INDUCTION COURSE PH-II FOR (SSE/JE/ DRAWING)(B-3b)
DURATION: 4 WEEKS
Annexure B-3 (b)
1 G & SR, SOD, CRS sanction etc 48 7.2 Meditation and Yoga
1.1 General and Subsidiary rules: Important definitions, General rules 8 Ethics, Integrity, Gender sensitisation, Prevention of 28
applying to Railway servants, Signals – General provisions, corruption
Description of fixed signals, hand signals, Detonating signals, 8.1 Following ethics at work place, Moral values,integrity, Self-
Flare signals, Defective fixed signals, various systems of working vigilance
1.2 Classification of stations – simple layout, conditions for granting 8.2 Respect for women, sexual harassment at work places, related
line clear, single line working on double lines, reception of trains rules and guidelines
on blocked line, starting from signalled lines, interlocking 9 Environment and climate change 12
1.3 General rules and procedures to be followed for carrying out 9.1 Pollution control, energy management including energy audit,
engineering works, protection of tracks, working of lorries, trollies, water management including water audit. Solid waste
motor trollies, works of short duration and long duration, management
engineering indicators, safety during working on bridges, SOD, Total Duration ( phase II) 24 DAYS X 8 PDS = 192 192
CRS sanction, Works requiring CRS sanction, Safety certificate etc.
2 Finance & Budget 16
2.1 Revenue and works budget. Maintenance of accounts, control
over expenditure, completion reports. Works programme –
PWP, FWP. Allocation and heads of expenditure, CF, DF, DRF,
SF etc.
3 Stores 24
3.1 DBR, DBI, DMTR, Ledger, requisition for stock and non-stock
items. Local purchase. DS-8 etc
3.2 Scrap disposal, stock verification
3.3 Account keeping of materials, important points from vigilance angle.
4 Establishment and Labour Laws 32
4.1 Muster, pay sheets, pay scales, allowances, passand leave rules,
4.2 Conduct rules, D & AR, enquiries under D & AR.
4.3 Labour laws, HOER, Payment of wages, Workmen’s
compensation act, action in case of injury on duty, Minimum
wages act, Factory act etc
4.4 RTI
5 Disaster Management, Accidents, first aid, health and hygiene 16
5.1 DM Act 2005, NDMA, ROLE of NDRF, NPDM.
5.2 First aid, safety, health and hygiene at work sites
6 Official Language 4
6.1 Provisions regarding use of Rajbhasha. Directives regarding
implementation and promotion of Rajbhasha
7 Training on Soft Skills 12
7.1 Communication skills, Leadership, personal development,
personal management

INDUCTION COURSE PH-II (A) FOR (SSE/JE/ DRAWING)(B-3c)
DURATION: 13 WEEKS
Annexure B-3 (c)
Topic TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 Various Topics 624

Field training: this training will be imparted at the place of posting.
Trainees will be given exposure different sections by attaching
them with different sections in Zonal or Divisional office. Detailed
computer training in MS Office and Auto-Cad will be given either
through departmental resources or by engaging professional
agencies.
INDUCTION COURSE PH-III FOR (SSE/JE/ DRAWING) (B-3d)

DURATION: 1 WEEK
Annexure B-3 (d)
1 Training on ethics, Presentations and Exams 48

1. Panel discussion to address various doubts
2. Ethics at work place
3. Presentation by each trainee on the assigned topics
4. Examination to test the learning outcomes

INDUCTION COURSE FOR SSE / JE / DESIGN (B-4)
DURATION: 1 YEAR
Type of Place of
Training Training
1 Induction Training 8 Weeks Common Training for all SSE/JE drawing
PH-I institute as per Annexure B-3 (a)
2 Induction Training 4 Weeks General Training at ZRTI as per Annexure B-3 (b)
PH-II institute
3 Induction Training 1 Weeks Exam for Ph I and II as per Annexure B-3 (d)
PH - III institute
4 Induction Training 5 Weeks Technical Training – Part I as per Annexure B-4 (a)
PH - IV Institute
5 Induction Training in 20 Weeks Field Training ( OL/ Construction) as per Annexure B-4 (b)
PH - V field
6 Induction Training 7 Weeks Technical Training – Part II as per Annexure B-4 (c)
PH - VI Institute
7 Induction RDSO 5 Weeks Training at RDSO as per Annexure B-4 (d)
PH - VII
8 Induction Training 2 Weeks PSpecial Topics, Presentations and Exams as per Annexure
PH - VIII Institute B-4 (e)

INDUCTION COURSE PH-IV FOR (JE/SSE/DESIGN)(B-4a)
DURATION: 5 WEEKS
Annexure B-4 (a )
Topic TOPIC DETAILS PDS Topics TOPIC DETAILS PDS
1 Introductionand Duties of Design Assistants 4 4.3 Various practical thumb rules for proportioning of structures
1.1 Introduction 4.4 Concepts of limit State Design.
1.2. Basic duties and role of design assistant in the organisation 4.5 Understanding formulae for calculation of ultimate
2 Strength of material and analysis of structures 64 moment resistance of sections under flexure, axial and combined
2.1 Plain stress and strain, Hooke’s law, Stress-strain diagrams, loadings. Understanding design concepts for shear and torsion.
Elasticity and Plasticity. Shear stress and strain. Introduction Concepts of bond, bearing, development length etc.
to failure theories of materials. 4.6 Design of slabs, beams, deep beams, corbels, staircases,
2.2 Moments of Inertia of Plane areas water tanks, shallow and deep foundations, concrete pavements,
2.3 Simple bending theory, SF and BM, Stresses in Beams, design of skew slabs etc. Using design aids for quick design.
Deflections of Beams, Slopes at supports. 4.7 Introduction to analysis and design by using Strut and Tie
2.4 Concept of shear span. Cases where simple bending theory method.
is not applicable for analysis of structural elements. 4.8 Special emphasis to be given on detailing of reinforcement.
2.5 Statically indeterminate beams and frames : simple cases 4.9 Design of foundations: footings, rafts, piles, pile caps and
2.6. Torsion: basic concepts. Stress distribution due to torsion. wells. Design of foundations subjected to vibratory loads.
3 Hydraulics 4.10 Design and detailing of construction and expansion joints
discharge estimate, water way calculations, fixing of span 4.11 Relevant IS, IRS and IRC codes for design and detailing
arrangements and foundation depth, Span arrangements. 4.12 Tutorials on RCC design including preparation of structural
4 PCC and RCC Design 112 drawings
4.1 Basics of Working Stress method 5 Codes and Manuals 40
4.2 Design of gravity structures 5.1 Study of various IS, IRS, IRC, and UIC codes relevant to design of
structures. ( Part1)
Total Duration (Phase IV) 30 Days x 8 PDS = 240 240

INDUCTION COURSE PH-V FOR (JE/SSE/DESIGN) (B-4b)
DURATION: 20 WEEKS
Annexure B-4(b)
6 Various Topics 960 components like abutments, piers, pile and shallow
6.1. Trainees will be attached with design engineers working in foundations; and design of framed buildings and steel
PCE office for hands on practice on various designs being structures etc.
carried out / checked in PCE or CAO/c office. 6.4 Trainees will also be deputed to sites of construction/
6.2 Trainees should be exposed to use of soft wares like MIDAS, rehabilitation of important bridges for getting feel of actual
STADD and Excel Sheets in use in the design office. field working conditions.
6.3 Trainees will be exposed for learning: strength assessment Total Duration ( phase V) 120 DAYS X 8 PDS = 960 960
of existing bridges, rehabilitation schemes of bridges,
launching and de-launching schemes, design of various bridge

INDUCTION COURSE PH-VI FOR (SSE/JE/DESIGN) (B4c)
DURATION: 5 WEEKS
Annexure B-4 (c)
1 Basic soil mechanics and Foundation Engineering 64 4.2 Fatigue considerations in steel bridges
1.1 Basics of Soil mechanics. 4.3 Steel buildings, including industrial buildings
1.2 Soil Classification and Soil exploration. Trial pit and 4.4 Tutorials on steel design
bore log details. 5 Dynamic Analysis 24
1.3 Soil strength parameters. Laboratory testing of soil. 5.1 Basics of dynamic analysis
1.4 Various types of soils and their properties with respect to their 5.2 Earthquake design as per IS and IRS codes
suitability for foundations of structures. 6 Corrosionrelated issues 8
1.5 Determination of bearing capacity for shallow and deep 6.1 Basic mechanism of corrosion. Carbonation of concrete. Various
foundations. Settlement analysis. Differential settlement and codal provisions for corrosion prevention
practical methods to reduce its effects on structures. Pile 7 Strength assessment of existing structures and 24
load testing. Rehabilitation of Structures
1.6 Earth pressures. 7.1 Non-destructive testing of structures.
1.7 Embankment design and Stability of slopes. 7.2. Assessment of strength form results of NDT and strength
1.8 Relevant provisions of IS, IRS and IRC codes. parameters obtained from destructive testing.
1.9 Analysis of loads and their effects for substructures and 7.3. Study of various failure patterns in structures.
foundations 7.4. Various method of structural rehabilitation including methods using
1.10 Analysis of reinforced earth structures. new technologies like Carbon fibre based systems. Determination
1.11 Tunnels. Design of tunnel linings, portals etc. of acceptance criteria for rehabilitation schemes.
2. Software-STAAD PRO or/and MIDAS 48 7.5. Strength assessment of masonry arch bridges.
Note : only introductory Training on these soft wares will be given Ring software and empirical methods like
at training institute. Zonal Railway will organise detailed training by Tabulation method and modified MEXI method.
engaging services of reputed training institutes when the trainees Finalising dismantling schemes for structures.
are attached with the design office for field training. 9 Bridge Bearings 16
3. PSC design 48 9.1 Requirement and functions of bearings.
3.1 Basic Concepts of PSC. 9.2 Various types of bearings. Design of common type of bearings.
3.2 Materials for PSC. 10 Temporary structures, launching schemes etc. 16
3.3 Analysis of sections for flexure. Bonded and un-bonded tendons. 10.1 Temporary structures. Load assessment and design of temporary
3.4 Shear, bond, bearing stresses. Camber, deflections, structures. Erection loads. Crane working. Finalisation of
Pre-stressing cable layouts. Partial pre-stress and non-pre- launching and de-launching schemes. Temporary restoration of
stressing reinforcement. Pre-stressing losses. traffic at accident sites.
3.5 Analysis and design of PSC slabs, I girders and Box girders. 11 Codes and Manuals ( Part 2) 40
Analysis for temperature effects and designing for the same. 11.1 Study of various IS, IRS, IRC, and UIC codes relevant to design of
3.6 Tutorials on PSC design structures.
4 Steel Design 48
4.1 Design of Steel Bridges, Composite bridges Total Duration (Phase VI) 42 DAYS X 8 PDS = 336 336

INDUCTION COURSE PH-VII FOR (JE/SSE/DESIGN)(B-4d)
DURATION: 5 WEEKS
Annexure B-4 (d)
1 Various topics 240

1.1 Study of Standard drawings for RCC, PSC, 30 ( Five weeks)
Steel bridges for Railways and ROBs.
1.2 Conversion of discrete wheel loads into EUDL
1.3 Rail structure analysis
1.4 Design of Railway and Highway Bridges.
Trainees will be made to actually carryout designs of at least one
through girder bridge for Railway, and one PSC bridge for Highway
INDUCTION COURSE PH-VIII EXAM MODULE (JE/SSE/DESIGN)(B-4e)

DURATION: 2 WEEKS
Annexure B-4 (e)
1 Special Topics 16 2.5 Strength assessment of masonry arch bridges. Ring software and
1.1 Rail Structure Interaction Analysis. empirical methods like Tabulation method and modified MEXI
1.2 Basic concepts of LWR as relevant to RSI analysis. method. Finalising dismantling schemes for structures.
1.3 Track transitions on bridge approaches 3 Estimation of quantities 8
1.4 Green building concepts Estimation of quantities for various structures
2 Strength assessment of existing structures and 32 4 Design Reports 4
Rehabilitation of Structures Preparation of Design Reports
2.1 Non-destructive testing of structures. 5 CRS sanction etc 4
2.2 Assessment of strength form results of NDT and Speed Certification of bridges, CRS sanction.
strength parameters obtained from destructive testing. 6 Exams 24
2.3 Study of various failure patterns in structures. Project presentation and examination
2.4 Various method of structural rehabilitation including methods Total Duration ( Phase VIII) 12 DAYS X 8 PDS=96 96
using new technologies like Carbon fibre based systems.
Determination of acceptance criteria for rehabilitation schemes.

WORKS

INDUCTION COURSE (SSE / JE WORKS) (W-1)
Types of Place of
SN Duration Remarks
Training Training
1 Induction Training 3 Detailed training programme as per

PH-1 institute Months Annexure W-1 (a)
2 Induction Training 2 Trainee will be given exposure of working
PH-1 in field Months in open line for a duration of Two months.
To make him conversant with following.
Open line – (Two Month)
Inspection, record keeping and action
required.
1. Buildings
2. Steel Structure
3. Passenger amenities
4. Water supply
5. Sanitary Arrangement
6. Land management
7. Surveying
8. Soil Mechanics
9. Concrete Technology
10. Estimate
3 Induction Training 3 Detailed training programme as per
PH-2 institute Months Annexure W-1 (b)
4 Induction Training 2 Trainee will be given exposure of working in
PH-2 in field Months Construction Organization for a duration of
Two month to make him conversant with
following.
Construction org – (Two Month)
i) Bridge work site
ii) Building Site
iii) Survey and Land Acquisition
iv) Work site protection near running lines.
v) Formation and cuttings
vi) Steel fabrication
5 Induction Training Six On the Job Training i.e. attachment with
PH-3 in field Weeks SSE/Works Open line/Construction depar
ment where he is likely to be Posted.
6 Posting Training Two Posting Exam Module
Exam Institute Weeks Detailed training programme as per
Annexure W-1 (c)

INDUCTION PH - I (JE/WORKS) (W-1a)
1 RAILWAY ORGANISATION 8 maintenance, Periodical maintenance works. 6

1.1 Organizational structure of open line ,at zone, Division, Sub 4.2 Standard measurement registers for buildings, Petty repairs
Division and Supervisor level 2 book, and Complaint register. 2
1.2 Construction organization at CAO/Const., Dy/CE/Const,XEN and 4.3 Precaution during monsoon regarding leakage of building 2
AXEN, Supervisor level 2 4.4 Water proofing-Leakages from terraces, bathroom and WC
1.3 Associate of finance dept. at various levels in open line and dampness at Plinth, Plinth protection etc. 4
construction organization. 1 5 INSPECTION OF STEEL STRUCTURE AND TIMBER WORK 14
1.4 Other Dept. --Elect, Mech, S&T, Optg., Store etc. and their 5.1 Erection of steel work and roof trusses. Different method of
function 1 erection 6
1.5 Diff. gauge and classification of Railway Routes 1 5.2 Inspection and maintenance of steel structure. 4
1.6 Other associated organizations viz. IRCON, 5.3 Handing over of commissioned assets by construction
RITES,DFC,RVNL,CRIS,CONCOR,METRO RAIL etc. 1 organization to open line 2
2 DUTIES 8 5.4 Structural steel & timber work inspection register 2
2.1 Duties of Asst. Engineer, General, Essential duties of Assistant 6 SANITARY ARRANGEMENT AND HYGIENIC CONDITION 32
Engineer regarding administration, Inspection and maintenance, 6.1 Sanitary arrangements in stations yard, Service buildings &
store, Establishment and staff matters. 2 colony cleaning of drains/sewer lines prior to monsoon 4
2.2 Duties of JE/SE/Works General duties, Knowledge of rules and 6.2 Railway sanitation committees, Colony care committee, Area
regulations, Co-ordination with permanent way, Bridge and other housing committee, Service improvement group, Colony Inspection
staff , Inspections and maintenance of building and structure, Group etc. 5
accompanying higher official during inspection, preparing 6.3 Inspection and record of minutes of meetings. 1
inspection notes and compliance of inspection notes. Execution 6.4 Field visit to a railway colony location 6
and measurement of works, Establishment and staff matter, Store 6.5 Conservancy work, Sanitary and protection of installation. 3
and account, Correspondence, Relinquishment of charge etc. 6 6.6 Precautions against infectious diseases and disinfection of quarters. 1
3 PLANNING,LAYOUT OF VARIOUS BUILDINGS, 6.7 Waste Water Recycling, Bio Toilets 4
CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS,PLATFORM ETC 38 6.8 Field Visit to Waste Water Recycling Plant 8
3.1 Siting of buildings, Planning, Design and layout of building. Staff 7 PASSENGER AMENITIES 24
colonies. Construction of various building, platform etc., 7.1 Latest Guidelines on Categorization of stations. 8
Provision of NBC-2016 6 7.2 Minimum, recommended and desirable amenities. 4
3.2 Provision of water supply to stations and staff quarters 4 7.3 Model , Adarsh station, World Class stations Station redevelopment 2
3.3 Sanitation and drainage, 5 7.4 Passenger amenity booklets, feeding data into PAMS, Facilities for
3.4 Basic amenities in staff quarters 2 physically handicapped, latest guidelines. 4
3.5 Type of flooring, Wall surface and colour of wood and steel work in 7.5 Station name, platform sign boards and colour scheme, Pictogram. 2
general, New materials, Construction and maintenance of service 7.6 Design aspects for layout of station complexes, station buildings,
buildings , Additions and alterations to quarters 6 approach roads and circulating area. 4
3.6 Green building concepts, seismic resistance in buildings 5 8 WATER SUPPLY 52
3.7 Field Visit to Green Building Site 8 8.1 General, Important circular on water supply. Water audit 4
3.8 Building registers, Transfer of buildings, Responsibilities of staff 8.2 Schemes for new and augmentation of existing water supply,
occupying quarters, Vacant railway buildings. 2 Review of water supply arrangements. 3
4 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING 14 8.3 Design aspects while constructing a new Water Supply pipeline
4.1 Colony Maintenance, Inspection and repairs, Monitoring of system 4

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8.4 Estimating requirements of water, Sources of water, Infiltration 10.3 Sale of trees by auction or by tender or to state forest corporations
gallery, Infiltration well, Radial collector wells, Intake etc., Fixing of reserve price of lots, Auction or tender notices and
arrangements, Outside sources, Capacity of source, Site selection. 4 agreement, Register of sales of natural products. 1
8.5 Tutorial : Assessment of quantity of water supply of a SSE 10.4 Licensing of tanks and borrow pits for agriculture. 1
jurisdiction including Colonies,Sheds,offices etc. 2 10.5 Felling of trees, Felling outside railway limits, In compound of staff,
8.6 Various checks and precaution for drilling, sinking of tube well, quarters, Near electrical or telegraph wires. 1
Verticality and yield test, Determination of size, Improving yield in 10.6 Afforestation on railway land by forest department, Survey of
open wells, Failure of wells and the remedial measures. 2 surviving trees, Harvesting of matured trees. 3
8.7 Capacity of storage & pumping system. 3 11 MANAGEMENT OF LAND 44
8.8 Method and process of water purification, treatment and 11.1 Acquisition, management, relinquishment of railway land, Land
disinfection of water ,Sampling of water, R.O. Process 6 record at sub div, division and at CE office. 6
8.9 Field Visit to Water Treatment/Filtration Plant 6 11.2 Classification of railway land 4
8.10 Inspection and maintenance of water supply installation.Various 11.3 Application and procedure for acquisition of land 4
layout of distribution systems, Valves fitting, Residual pressure. 4 11.4 Custody of land, Demarcation of boundary by pillar, boundary wall,
8.11 Preventive maintenance, Cleaning of tank, Protection against fencing ditch etc. Inspection & verification of land boundary,Land
pollution near sewer and drains. 2 boundary register, Authentication of land plan. 2
8.12 Carriage watering system, responsibilities of engineering, 11.5 Encroachments and its removal ,PPE Act, Religious structure 4
mechanical, electrical departments. 2 11.6 Maintenance of right of way, Responsibility at various levels and
8.13 Field Visit to Train Watering Station for Understanding 6 departments.RLDA. 2
8.14 Rain Water Harvesting 2 11.7 Lease and license, sample lease agreement, Surplus land,
8.15 Tutorial on Rain Water Harvesting System 2 Utilization and development of land, Leasing/ licensing to govt.
9 LAYING & MAINTENANCE OF SANITARY ARRANGEMENT 17 dept, welfare organizations, private schools, bulk oil
9.1 Preparation of scheme of sewerage, Calculation for quantity of installation,Construction of buildings in nearby railway area,
sewerage and designing of sewerage system, Alignment, laying of NOC etc. 6
sewer pipes & precautions. 5 11.8 Earning from railway land,. Disposal of surplus land. 2
9.2 Sewage treatment and disposal, Septic tanks, Soak pit, Aqua privy 11.9 Latest Railway Board Circular on Land Policies 2
latrines, Bio-latrines. 3 11.10 TMS- Land Module , Hands -on also 6
9.3 Inspection and maintenance of sewerage, drainage and 11.11 Visit to land cell of Engineering Branch of Division office 6
conservancy at station and colonies. 2 12 PLANS & DRAWINGS. 5
9.4 Model room Visit showing different components of Sanitary fittings , 12.1 General procedure, Plans for other departments. 1
accessories etc. 4 12.2 Drawing Equipment, Sizes of drawings, titles and numbering of
9.5 JPO on various works to be done by different departments and drawings, Scale of drawings, Details on drawing, Symbols and
their responsibilities 2 colours on drawings, Standard drawings. 1
9.6 Periodical cleaning of drainage system, Various sanitary fittings 12.3 Plans issued by the chief engineer's office, Plans in divisions/dy.
and specification. 1 Chief engineer's, assistant engineer's and section engineer's
10 PLANTATION & HORTICULTURE 12 office. 1
10.1 Role of engineering staff, Planning for plantation, Nursery. 3 12.4 Completion drawings, Care and filing of tracings. 2
10.2 Care of young trees, Maintenance of gardens in offices, Rest 13 STORAGE AND USE OF EXPLOSIVE. 4
houses and colonies, Provision of lawns and hedges in bungalow. 13.1 General, Authority and Instructions on storage and use of
Ornamental trees, Seasonal flowers. 3 explosives, Observance of rules. 2

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13.2 Carriage of explosives, Protection to trains and railway property. 1 18.2 Completion report and completion statement Estimate of junction
13.3 Precautions to be observed during blasting, Misfires with arrangements, Estimate of deposit work, 2
electrical method of firing, Explosives disposal. 1 18.3 Verification of estimate, Competency of sanction, Currency of
14 POLICE JURISDICTION AND SECURITY OF RAILWAY sanction, Register of estimates. 2
MATERIALS: 4 18.4 Definition of contract, Forms of works contracts, service contract 2
14.1 General, Police jurisdiction, Lodging of complaints, cooperation 18.5 List of approved contractors, Classification of contractor Contracts
with government railway police, 2 for zone works, 2
14.2 Cognizable offences , Non-cognizable offences , Powers of arrest 18.6 Tender, Tender forms, Tender notice, E-tender. General condition
by railway staff, Warrants against railway staff , Action by railway of contract, Special conditions of contract, .Earnest money.
staff in cases of attempted sabotage, Answering of court summons, 1 Security deposit, PG, Forms in which earnest money and security
14.3 Prevention of trespass, Disposal of human bodies found run over, deposit is acceptable. 3
Disposal of cattle found dead on the line, Proforma for lodging FIR. 18.7 Specification & drawing, Opening of tenders, Constitution of tender
miscellaneous 1 committee. Contract agreement, Briefing notes for the tender
15 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. 9 committee , Acceptance of tender, Refund of earnest money, GCC
15.1 Classification of surveys, Techno-Economic surveys, Provisions 6
Reconnaissance survey, Preliminary investigation, Traffic survey. 2 18.8 Measurement book, Recording of measurements, Standard
15.2 Terms of reference. Estimates of gross earnings of a new line measurements, test check, Measurement of ballast, Contractor
project. Assessment of goods traffic earning and expenses, payment, finalization of agreement, GST. 4
Financial appraisal. 2 18.9 Advances to contractors, Issue of railway materials and tools &
15.3 Project completion report, Form of completion report, Accounts plant to contractors.-Extension of completion period, Site order
verification of completion reports., Completion reports of book-Liquidated damages, Variation in quantity of work during the
unfinished works, Completion statements, 2 execution of work, vitiation, Arbitration. 3
15.4 Assets register, Commissioning of project Opening for goods and 18.10 Execution of works in emergency, Daily report of labour
passenger traffic, Handing over new line for opening. 3 employed, Muster sheet, Register of wages 2
16 ENGINEERING SURVEY- 4 18.11 Model SOP 2
16.1 Reconnaissance, Preliminary and final location surveys, Techno 19 EXECUTION OF WORKS, 6
economic survey report and feasibility report. 2 19.1 Urgency certificate, Material modification & minor modification, 1
16.2 Project report -(introduction, characteristics of project area, 19.2 Temporary work establishment, Field book, Departmental
standards of construction, route selection, project engineering, charges for deposit work, 1
estimation of cost and construction schedule, conclusion & 19.3 Work required for Defense purpose, Assisted sidings etc. 2
recommendation) 2 19.4 Registers to be maintained during execution of works. 2
17 INVESTMENT PLANNING & WORK BUDGET 5 20 BUILDING & RENTS 8
17.1 Works programme preparation 2 20.1 Conditions for provisions of staff quarters, Classification of
17.2 Financing of work budget 1 quarters, Scale of accommodation for staff, Accommodation for
17.3 Advance planning, Scrutiny of schemes, Preparation of preliminary officers. 1
works programme, Final work programme, 2 20.2 Assessed rent. Recovery of charges, Provision of furniture and
18 ESTIMATES & CONTRACTS--- 30 other amenities, Rent for temporary huts and tented
18.1 Kinds of estimates, Abstract estimates, Detailed estimates. accommodation, Club, house for officer, Occupation of railway
Supplementary estimates, Revised estimates, Project abstract esti- rest houses or rest rooms, rent agreement. 2
mates, Construction estimates, Completion estimates. Check on 20.3 Accommodation for railway co-operative societies, Rent
estimates 2 for premises let out to recognized unions and federations. 1

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20.4 Military building on railway land, Service buildings, Information for 25.5 Adjustment and Repairs of Surveying Instruments. 1
preparation of rent rolls, service charges etc. 2 25.6 Hands on - Use of Total station including setting out for a structure 5
20.5 Conservation of Heritage structures 2 25.7 Advance Survey Methods (Drone Survey, GPS etc.) 4
21 SCHEDULE OF DIMENSION - 5 26 SOIL MECHANICS 20
21.1 Standard dimensions pertaining to works, Moving Dimension, 26.1 Water content, Void Ratio, Porosity, Degree of saturation,
Station yard, rolling stock dimensions as per Schedule-I etc. 4 Atterberg Limits, Coefficient of uniformity, Coefficient of curvature,
21.2 Existing infringing dimensions as per schedule-II connected with Determination of water content, Classification of soil,
works, ODC, Extra Clearances on Curves. 1 Compressibility etc. 2
22 NEW BUILDING MATERIAL 4 26.2 Foundation and bearing capacity, 2
22.1 Light weight concrete, Decorative surface and laminates, Vacuum 26.3 Consolidation, Compaction, Different type of rollers,
dewatered concrete. Anti-corrosive treatments ,various type of Rehabilitation of weak formation, Soil exploration, Guide lines
glasses, various tiles, various stones slab, false ceiling material, for quality control
paver block etc. 2 in earth work, GE-1 & GE-14 2
22.2 PVC Pipes, Bitumastic sheet, Hard and soft board, Particle board, 26.4 Basics of embankment design 2
PVC door, window and other fitting, Fly Ash Brick, Concrete 26.5 Design of Cuttings , maintenance and Stabilization measures 2
interlocking Paver blocks, Galvoaluminium sheets, Auto Clave 26.6 Blanketing material - Specification and quality control 2
blocks etc. 2 26.7 GE/Soil Lab. 4
23 SOR & SPECIFICATIONS 16 26.8 Geo-technical & Geo-physical investigation for earthwork. 2
23.1 Earth work and carriage of material 2 26.9 Slope stability analysis. 2
23.2 Plain and reinforced cement concrete 2 27 BRIDGES 13
23.3 Brick and stone masonry 1 27.1 Classification of a bridge, Responsibility of the engineering
23.4 Wood, Steel and Aluminium work 1 officials, Schedule of inspection, Bridge inspection register,
23.5 Flooring and Roofing 2 Technical inspection. 5
23.6 Water supply, sewerage and drainage 2 27.2 Construction of well and pile foundation. Cofferdam, composite
23.7 Road Bridge, Fencing, supply of material 1 construction 6
23.8 Painting and miscellaneous Building work 1 27.3 Imposition of Speed Restriction on Bridges , if required ,Numerical
23.9 Other works 2 Rating System, Action to be taken after inspection of bridges, 2
23.10 Common Building Materials and relevant codes 2 28 CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY 39
24 TUTORIAL ON ANALYSIS OF RATES FOR NEW ITEM 6 28.1 Ingredient of concrete such as RCC,PSC, and mass concrete and
25 SURVEYING 18 use of codes, 2
25.1 General purpose of Surveying, Introduction to common survey 28.2 Concrete production and quality control, including Mix Design,
terms and principles of surveying & levelling. 2 RMC 4
25.2 Exposure to commonly used instruments/tools that measure 28.3 Tutorial on design mix of concrete 2
angles &distances i.e. Theodolite, Dumpy Levels, Total stations, 28.4 Lab.- Mix design 4
GPS etc. Curve setting 3 28.5 Rehabilitation of RCC structures. 4
25.3 First-hand experience of carrying out topographic surveys at 28.6 Washable apron drawing detailing, execution & maintenance issues 1
various scales, Interpretation and presentation/ reporting of survey 28.7 Basics of PSC, construction aspects of PSC, concrete bridge code
data. 2 provisions, prestressing losses (increased by 2 pds) 4
25.4 Custody handling and upkeep of instrument, numbering and 28.8 Study of PSC girder Drawing, working out cable profile
allotment of instrument. 1 prepressing and grouting 3
28.9 Field visit to PSC construction site 6

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TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS S.No. SUMMARY PDS

28.10 Working of Railway Crane and Road Crane 2 A. Class room 393
28.11 Temporary Arrangement 2 B. Hands-on 13
28.12 LHS/ROB/RUB planning and Railway Board Guidelines 2 C. Technical Films 0
28.13 Launching of PSC Girder 1 D. Field Visit 72
28.14 NDT including latest methods 2 E. Model Room 4
29 MISCELLANEOUS(REPORTING, CIVIL DEFENSE, SEMINAR, F. Tutorials 12
SUPW, MID TERM EXAM & 2 EXAMINATIONS) 74 G. Laboratory 8
30 STUDY TRIP TO IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TO H. Miscellaneous 74
STUDY EARTHWORK, BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION, BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION METHODS ETC. OF CONSTRUCTION
MACHINERIES , EARTH MOVING
MACHINERIES AND ASPECTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY
DURING CONSTRUCTION (5 DAYS, 1 WEEK) 40
31 SAFETY AT WORKSITE, PRECAUTIONS DURING DISMANTLING
OF STRUCTURES, MACHINERY AND VEHICLES WORKING NEAR
TO TRACK
ETC. 3
Total 576
Note: 8 Periods are considered of 0.45 Hour Duration each
day. ( Working days = 72 Days*8periods = 576 Periods)

INDUCTION PH - II (JE/WORKS)(W-1b)

1 COMPONENTS OF P. WAY. 35 accident, Reporting of accident to station master. 4
1.1 Formation, Ballast, Sleeper, Rail, Fittings & Fastenings). 4 5.2 Action at site, Examination of site and preparation of sketch,
1.2 Definition Of LWR,SWR ,Introduction and Maintenance of level Preservation of clues, Attendance of police, Restoration of traffic,
crossing and gate lodge 4 Accident enquiry. 4
1.3 Specification of Track Ballast. Measurement of Track Ballast 4 5.3 Diversion, material for emergency, Service span and Rail Cluster,
1.4 Track structure on special location 4 Railway affecting works, 8
1.5 Sketch of formations with dimension in Cutting. Filling, in curve, 5.4 Breach, Pre monsoon precautionary measure, Observance of rule. 6
Single/Double line 2 6 TRANSPORTATION- 12
1.6 Definition, Sand hump, dead ends, Catch & Slip siding , Gathering 6.1 G&SR, Various systems of working, Absolute & Automatic
line Fouling marks, Distance pieces to platform lines: 1 block system, 4
1.7 Level crossing infrastructures and Maintenance issues 2 6.2 Classification of stations, Condition for granting permission to
1.8 Field Visit to a Level Crossing, Yard etc for Rails, Sleepers and approach, Single line working on double line, Reception of train on
other P-Way features. 8 blocked line and starting from non-signaled line. 4
1.9 Model Room Visit related to components of P.Way 6 6.3 TFC, Interlocking, Recovery time, Trailing point, Facing point,
2 TURNOUTS 16 Isolation, Station limit, Block section, Track circuit, mixed train,
2.1 Brief idea of different types of Turnouts, Definition and description ODC movement 4
of components and terms, Contrary and Similar flexure turnouts: 8 7 CRS SANCTION 4
2.2 Field Visit to a yard for understanding features of Turnouts , Yard 8 COMMISSIONING OF NEW WORK,ADDITION AND
Layouts etc. 8 ALTERATION 4
3 HOROZONTAL & VERTICAL CURVES 30 9 ENGINEERING INDICATOR AND EMERGENCY PROTECTION 6
3.1 Types of curves, Degree of curve, Relation between Degree & 10 BRIDGES 100
Radius, Chord and Versine, Super Elevation, Equilibrium cant, 10.1 Field Visit to Bridge Well/Pile construction Site 16
Maximum cant for normal and high speed trains, Cant deficiency 10.2 Painting of bridges,Maintenance of foundations, Substructure
and cant excess. 6 Protective works, Superstructure,Cement Pressure
3.2 Calculation for Setting out of horizontal curves by Linear methods Grouting,Epoxygrouting,Shotcreting / Guniting, Jacketing. 6
and with Theodolite Cubic parabola off sets for setting out 10.3 Loss of camber in steel girders,Corrosion and its
transition curve, Shift , Extra clearance on curves. Need for prevention,Maintenance and replacement of Bed Blocks, Sleeper
vertical curve, Grades, grade compensation, Equivalent radius, & CC cribs, Rail Cluster. 6
Calculations for setting out a vertical curve, Level pegs for 10.4 Types of bearing, Maintenance of bearings,Precautions while
accurate maintenance. 8 carrying out maintenance works on bridges,oiling and greasing of
3.3 Equilibrium speed, permissible speed, Transition length, Maximum bearings,Special inspection during monsoon,Pitching stone,
cant gradient, Rates of running out of cant and cant deficiency. 8 boulder and other monsoon reserves,Flood records after the
3.4 Field Visit - Curve setting by Theodolite/Total Station 8 monsoon&during monsoon 6
4 DRAINAGE IN YARDS, 8 10.5 River training works, Guide bunds, Marginal bunds, Spurs/Groynes,
4.1 Slope on top of formation, Side and catch water drains, Aprons, Closure bunds, Assisted cut offs, Approach banks 5
Longitudinal and cross drain in yards. 4 10.6 Temporary arrangement & launching of girders (PSC& Steel). 6
4.2 Introduction Push Trolly, Lorry and Rail Dolly working and 10.7 Field Visit to Road Crane Working Site/ Crane Location 8
protection of Track. 4 10.8 Inspection & maintenance of Concrete Bridges 6
5 ACCIDENTS BREACHES-- 22 10.9 Fabrication of Steel Girders, FOB structures etc. 4
5.1 Classification of accidents, Sounding of hooters, Action during 10.10 Field Visit to Steel Girder Fabrication Workshop or Site 8

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10.11 Types of Bridges, HFL, DL, LWL, RAT/Raw, etc. 4 14.2 IRPSM & Works programme 4
10.12 Water way calculation,Planning for Bridge spans HFL ,DL,RAT/ 14.3 Different types of plan heads and allocation of expenditure 2
RAW etc. 6 14.4 Project Management Technique, With Hands -On 8
10.13 Fixing of spans of a bridge 4 14.5 Pre tender planning, guidelines, documents including tender
10.14 LHS works, Box pushing , cut and cover techniques, 4 schedule and condition 6
10.15 Tutorial on Bridge Water Way Calculation 3 14.6 Basics of Arbitration 4
10.16 Model Room Visit for types of Bridges,TemporaryArrangements, 15 ESTABLISHMENT- 16
River Training Works etc. 4 15.1 Pay sheet, Service Record, Leave rules, Pass rule, Old and New
10.17 Laboratory for NDT Testing , Corrosion Monitoring etc 4 Pension Scheme,PF.VPF,Gratuity, Medical attendance, 4
11 TUNNELS 10 15.2 SBF,Promotion,Tradetest,Minimum Wages Act,Payment of Wages
11.1 Maintenance of tunnels, schedule of inspection, maintenance of Act,Workmen Compensation Act,HOER, RTI. 6
approach of tunnel, ventilation shaft, Weep hole etc. 6 15.3 Union matters PNM,JCM, PREM, 2
11.2 Drainage system, catch water drain, loose boulders in cutting 4 15.4 Conduct Rule, Discipline and Appeal rule. 4
12 FINANCIAL ASPECTS 10 16 RAJBHASHA- 4
12.1 Financial Organization on the Railways,Canons of financial 16.1 Directives in use of Raj Bhasha in day-to-day working, 2
propriety, 2 16.2 Various prizes/ schemes. 2
12.2 Railway Budget, Allocation & Heads of expenditure (CF, DF,CAP, 17 COMPUTER & THEIR USAGE--- 40
DRF, OLWR, SF, SRSF etc.), preparation, submission &, 17.1 Hands -On : Computer Applications,Windows,MS- Office: Word,
compilation of budget Demands for Grants, Appropriation Bills, Excel, Access, Power Point, AUTO-CAD 32
Voted expenditure, Charged expenditure, Re- appropriation etc. 4 17.2 Hands - On :Use of Internet and search engine, Latest
12.3 Contingency fund, Consolidated fund of India, Financial powers advancement in Information Technology & E-mail, Track
of Engineering Officers, Budgetary review 3 Management System software related to works engineering,
12.4 Exchequer control, Public Account Committee. 1 IRICEN mobile/website, IRCEP portal, RDSO website 8
13 STORE & ACCOUNTS 13 18 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 2
13.1 Store Organization and working of store departments 19 MANAGERIAL SKILL 2
Classification of stores & stock. 1 20 PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT AND SOFT SKILL 2
13.2 Price list, Initial Accountal of revenue and work expenditure, 21 LEADERSHIP 2
Issue & Receipt of materials,Day book, Issue note, Credit note, 22 QUALITY CONTROL 5
RMC note, Indemnity Bond, Damurage, Wharfage, Imperest store, 23 OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE AND DRAFTING OF LETTER 2
MAS store, Surplus store & its disposal,Charged off store, Store 24 FIRST AID 1
return 4 25 DISASTER MANAGEMENT 4
13.3 Procurement of store, Stock,and Non Stock 26 Ethical training Related to DoPT Guidelines 2
item,Stationaryitem,Accountal of material, Use &Transaction of 27 FIRE FIGHTING 1
material, 4 28 VIGILANCE ASPECTS 4
13.4 Safe custody of material,Gate-pass,Stacking of 29 BASICS OF SIGNALING AND PRECAUTIONS DURING EXECUTION OF
materials,Stockverification,Stocksheet,Over hauling, Ballast train WORKS, FOR UNDERGROUND CABLES ETC. 6
return, Inventory control 4 30 PRECAUTIONS DURING WORKING IN ELECTRIFIED TERRITORIES 2
14 CONTRACT 32 31 STUDY TRIP TO IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS TO
14.1 GCC- Provisions related to execution of works 8 STUDY EARTHWORK,BRIDGECONSTRUCTION,BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION METHODS ETC OF CONSTRUCTION

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TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS S.No. SUMMARY PDS
MACHINERIES, EARTHMOVING MACHINERIES AND ASPECTS OF A. Class room 293

CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY DURING CONSTRUCTION B. Hands-on 40
( 12 DAYS, 2 WEEKS) 96 C. Field Visit 152
32 Compassion towards Differently Abled Persons 2 D. Model Room 10
33 Building/works management system 2 E. Tutorials 3
34 Correction slips --of all codes and manual 5 F. Laboratory 4
35 Miscellaneous 74 G. Technical Films 0
Total Duration of Phase II Course. 576 H. Miscellaneous 74
NOTE: 8 Periods are considered of 0.45 Hour Duration each Grand Total 576
day. ( Working days = 72 DaysX8 periods = 576 Periods)
INDUCTION PH-III POSTING EXAM MOUDEL (SSE / JE WORKS) (W-1c)

DURATION OF COURSE: 2 Weeks
Annexure W-1 (c)

TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS DURATION
1 Classroom discussion for revision of entire course and
doubt clearance. 1 Week
2 Preparation of Exam and submission of diary/notes
recorded during trainings and viva-voice and written exam 1 week
Total 2 weeks
SN EXAM DETAIL Marks

1 Written exam for phase 1 & 2 (100 marks each) to be
conducted at the end of each phase (2x100 marks) 200
2 Interview after filed training each phase (50 marks)
including daily diary maintained at Open line and
Construction training (2 x 50 marks). 100
3 Posting Exam- 2 papers 75 marks each (2x75 marks) 200
Final Viva-voce, interview after complete training (50 marks)
Total 500

REFRESHER (SSE/JE/WORKS) (W-2)
DURATION : 12 DAYS
1 PLANNING, LAYOUT OF VARIOUS BUILDINGS 5 8 PLANTATION & HORTICULTURE 2

1.1 Siting of buildings, Planning, Design and layout of building. Staff 8.1 Care of young trees, Maintenance of gardens in offices, Rest
colonies. construction of various building, platform etc, Provision houses and colonies, Provision of lawns and hedges in
of NBC-2016 2 bungalow. Ornamental trees, Seasonal flowers. 1
1.2 Construction and maintenance of service buildings , Additions and 8.2 Sale of trees by auction or by tender or to state forest corporations
alterations to quarters 1 etc. , Fixing of reserve price of lots, Auction or tender notices and
1.3 Building registers, Transfer of buildings, Responsibilities of staff agreement, Register of sales of natural products. Afforestation on
occupying quarters, Vacant railway buildings. 1 railway land by forest department, Survey of surviving trees,
1.4 Green Building - LEED & GRIHA rating system, repair, Harvesting of matured trees. 1
maintenance & retrofitting of building 1 9 MANAGEMENT OF LAND 5
2 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING 2 9.1 Encroachments and its removal ,PPE Act, Religious structure 1
2.1 Inspection and repairs, Monitoring of maintenance, Periodical 9.2 Maintenance of right of way, Responsibility at various levels and
maintenance works. 1 departments. RLDA. 1
2.2 Standard measurement registers for buildings, Petty repairs book, 9.3 Lease and license, Surplus land, Utilization and development of
and Complaint register. 1 land, Leasing/ licensing to govt. dept, welfare organizations,
3 INSPECTION OF STEEL STRUCTURE 2 private schools, bulk oil installation, Construction of buildings in
3.1 Inspection and maintenance of steel structure. 2 nearby railway area, NOC etc. 2
4 SANITARY ARRANGEMENTAND HYGIENIC CONDITION 4 9.4 Earning from railway land, Disposal of surplus land. 1
4.1 Railway sanitation committees, Colony care committee, Area 10 POLICE JURISDICTION AND SECURITY OF RAILWAY
housing committee, Service improvement group, Colony Inspection MATERIALS: 1
Group etc. 2 10.1 General, Police jurisdiction, Lodging of complaints, cooperation
4.2 JPO, Inspection and record of minutes of meetings. 2 with government railway police 1
5 PASSENGER AMENITIES 3 11 EARTHWORK AND FORMATION 4
5.1 Model , Adarsh station, World Class stations 1 11.1 RDSO Earthwork Guidelines GE-1 and GE-14, Aspects of
5.2 Passenger amenity booklets, Facilities for differently abled, latest Compaction, Selection of Suitable Soil for Embankment,
guidelines. 2 Blanketing Material etc. 4
6 WATER SUPPLY 6 12 ESTIMATES & CONTRACTS--- 7
6.1 Various checks and precaution for drilling, sinking of tube well, 12.1 Completion report and completion statement Estimate of
Verticality and yield test, Determination of size, Improving yield in junction arrangements, Estimate of deposit work, 2
open wells, Failure of wells and the remedial measures. 2 12.2 Verification of estimate, Competency of sanction, Currency of
6.2 Method and process of water purification, treatment and sanction, Register of estimates. 1
disinfection of water ,Sampling of water, R.O. Process and 12.3 Contracts for zone works 1
Technical Film 2 12.4 Any change in General condition of contract, Special condition of
6.3 Preventive maintenance, Cleaning of tank, Protection against contract, Earnest money, security deposit 3
pollution near sewer and drains. 2 13 BUILDING & RENTS 2
7 LAYING & MAINTENANCE OF SANITARY ARRANGEMENT 3 13.1 Assessed rent. Recovery of charges, Provision of furniture and
7.1 Inspection and maintenance of sewerage, drainage and other amenities, Rent for temporary huts and tented
conservancy at station and colonies. 1 accommodation, Club, house for office, Occupation of railway
7.2 Periodical cleaning of drainage system, Various sanitary fittings rest houses or rest rooms 1
and specification. 2 13.2 Rent for premises let out to recognized unions and federations. 1

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14 SCHEDULE OF DIMENSION - 3 21 TUNNELS 2

14.1 Standard Dimensions pertaining to works, Moving Dimension, 21.1 Maintenance of tunnels, schedule of inspection, maintenance of
Station yard, rolling stock dimensions as per Schedule-I etc. 3 approach of tunnel, ventilation shaft, Weep hole, Drainage system,
15 NEW BUILDING MATERIAL 3 catch water drain, loose boulders in cutting 2
15.1 Light weight concrete, Decorative surface and laminates, Vacuum 22 STORE & ACCOUNTS 3
dewatered concrete. Anti corrosive treatments , 2 22.1 Store return, Accountal of material, use & transaction of material,
15.2 Model Room : PVC Pipes, Bitumastic sheet, Hard and soft board, safe custody of material, gate pass, stacking of materials, stock
Particle board, PVC door, window and other fitting, Fly Ash Brick, verification, stock sheet, over hauling 3
Concrete interlocking Paver blocks, Galvoaluminium sheets, Auto 23 ESTABLISHMENT- 3
Clave blocks etc. 1 23.1 Conduct Rule, Discipline and Appeal rule. 2
16 SURVEYING 4 23.2 Office correspondence, Pay sheet, service record, Leave rules,
16.1 Field Visit : Exposure to commonly used instruments/tools that Pass rules, RTI 1
measure angles &distances i.e. Theodolite, Dumpy Levels, Total 24 CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY 9
stations, GPS, drone survey etc. curve setting 3 24.1 Ingredient of concrete, Tutorial : Designing of concrete mix 4
16.2 Custody handling and upkeep of instrument, numbering and 24.2 Plain Concrete, RCC, Cement, it's grade, Steel, PSC 1
allotment of instrument, Hands-On- Adjustment and Repairs of 24.3 Model Room: Equipment for prestressing 1
Surveying Instruments. 1 24.4 Lab: Test on fresh and hardened concrete 1
17 RAIN WATER HARVESTING 2 24.5 Model Room : Various grade of steel 1
18 DRAINAGE IN YARD 2 24.6 Compaction of concrete, different types of vibrators 1
18.1 Slope on top of formation, side and catch water drains, 25 TECHNICAL FILMS : CONSTRUCTION MACHINARIES 1
Longitudinal and cross drain in yards. 2 26 CORRECTION SLIPS - OF ALL CODES AND MANUALS 1
19 ACCIDENTS BREACHES-- 3 27 MISCELLANEOUS 4
19.1 Classification of accidents, Sounding of hooters, Action during 28 NGT - PROVISIONS 2
accident, Reporting of accident to station master. 1 29 SAFETY AT WORKSITE 2
19.2 Action at site, Examination of site and preparation of sketch, Total Periods 96
Preservation of clues, Attendance of police, Restoration of traffic, NOTE : 8 Periods are considered of 0.45 Hour Duration each
Accident enquiry. 1 day. (Working days = 12 Days * 8 Periods = 96 Periods)
19.3 Material for emergency, Service span and Rail Cluster, Railway
affecting works, Breach, Premonsoon precautionary measure,
Observance of rule. 1
20 BRIDGES 6 SUMMARY
20.1 Rehabilitation of Bridges, Imposition of Speed Restriction on A. Class room 79
Bridges, if required ,Numerical Rating System ,Action to be taken B. Hands-on 1
after inspection of bridges, 2 C. Technical Films 2
20.2 Painting of bridges, Maintenance of foundations, Substructure D. Model Room 4
Protective works, Superstructure, Cement Pressure Grouting, E. Tutorials 2
Epoxy grouting, Shotcreting / Guniting, Jacketing. 2 F. Laboratory 1
20.3 Precaution while carrying out maintenance work on bridges, G. Field Visits 3
oiling and greasing of bearing, special inspection during H. Miscellaneous 4
monsoon, monsoon reserves, flood records after the monsoon GRAND TOTAL 96
& during monsoon 2


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Methodology adopted for developing Training Modules

Training Modules for Non-Gazetted Staff of Civil Engineering Department.

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

Part B - Track Machines 49 - 81

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

Training Training Program Details

Training in Institute 4 Months

Total duration 1 Year

Mate Promotion Once, on promotion from Keyman to mate

T-5 Mate/Keyman Refresher Training in Institute 6 Days Once in five years

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

SSE/Track Promotion (from JE/Track Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 2 Weeks

Technician/Track Initial Training in Institute at IRTMTC. 13 Weeks

Technician/Track Promotion (LDCE Promotion

* Transportation course as per ZRTI duration.

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

BRIDGES & DRAWINGS

Ph.-II Training at Workshop, RDSO & 10 weeks

Ph.-III Training in field

Ph.- VI Training at RDSO 5 weeks

Ph.- VII Special Topics, Presentation & 2 weeks

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

TRAINING MODULES FOR ENGINEERING STAFF

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Construction org – duration one month

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TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS TOPIC TOPIC DETAILS PDS

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3.1 Definitions theory, concept of LWR. Historical development 4

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1.4 Duties of JE/P. Way. 2 2.19 Field visit to

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4.5 Field visit to re-conditioning depot / reconditioning work site 8 5 DIVERSIONS 10

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S. No. TUTORIAL PERIODS S. No. TUTORIAL PERIODS

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Annexure T-1 (c)

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