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National Heavy Vehicle Law information

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CoR Fact Sheets

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Training  

Training Program Overview

Chain of Responsibility Fatigue Management Loading and Unloading
All Staff Introduction to Chain of Responsibility (Awareness) Introduction to CoR (Awareness) Introduction to CoR (Awareness)
Key Corporate Staff Apply Chain of responsibility Legislation, Regulations and Workplace Procedures (Basic) Basic Fatigue (Awareness) Basic Loading & Unloading (Awareness)
Level 1 Frontline Staff TLIF0001: Apply Chain of responsibility Legislation, Regulations and Workplace Procedures (Level 1) Apply Fatigue Management Strategies (TLIF2010) Load and unload goods/cargo (TLID2004A)
Level 2 Supervisors and Managers TLIF0002: Administer Chain of Responsibility Policies and Procedures (Level 2) Administer the implementation of Fatigue Management strategies (TLIF3063) Load and unload goods/cargo (TLID2004A)
Level 3 Managers and Directors TLIF0003: Develop and implement policies and procedures to ensure chain of responsibility compliance (Level 3) Manage Fatigue Management policy and procedures (TLIF4064) Load and unload goods/cargo (TLID2004A)
Level 4 Executive CoR executive Briefing CoR executive Briefing CoR executive Briefing

The Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Council Ltd (TLISC)

For Training on the following Programs below go to ww.coraustralia.com  

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