CoR training for people whose work directly affects heavy vehicle transport, covering risk areas, responsibilities and responding to breaches.
Focus on the CoR responsibilities of people whose work directly affects heavy vehicle transport. The TLIF0009 offering connects legal awareness with the actions needed to identify risks and respond appropriately during operational work.
## Who this course is for
Drivers, transport operators, schedulers, loading managers, consignors, consignees, loaders and packers who directly influence transport activities.
## Topics and learning focus
- The Chain of Responsibility framework and individual responsibilities.
- Safe load restraint, mass and dimension considerations.
- Preventing fatigue and speeding, and recognising vehicle maintenance concerns.
- Required actions across key risk areas and responses to suspected breaches.
## How this helps at work
Develop a more systematic approach to recognising unsafe transport arrangements and applying the procedures relevant to your role. Confirm the current unit, assessment and issuing RTO arrangements before enrolling.
## Career relevance
Relevant to operational work in road transport, dispatch and freight handling. A transport training unit does not replace a vehicle licence, equipment licence or an employer's task-specific authorisation.
## Course planning
Listed duration: 3 hours. Listed delivery options: Face to face, Live virtual, Online. Confirm current availability, entry requirements, assessment, fees and the exact completion credential before enrolling.
## Course information source
https://chainofresponsibility.au/training