Fatigue Management, Scheduling & Work–Rest Rules Program
Explore heavy vehicle fatigue rules, work–rest options and CoR obligations in road transport scheduling.
A timetable is also a safety decision. Explore how heavy vehicle fatigue rules, work and rest arrangements and CoR responsibilities influence the way journeys and workloads are planned.
## Who this course is for
People involved in road transport scheduling, dispatch, supervision and operations, including drivers who need to understand the wider planning context.
## Topics and learning focus
- The relationship between fatigue risk and HVNL work and rest requirements.
- Considering the applicable work and rest option when planning tasks.
- How loading delays, delivery demands and roster changes affect fatigue risk.
- Identifying unrealistic schedules and escalating concerns.
## How this helps at work
Recognise the questions that need to be answered before accepting or changing a schedule. Operational plans must still be checked against the current rules and the transport operator's applicable arrangements.
## Career relevance
Relevant to schedulers, dispatch coordinators and fleet support roles. Awareness helps people make better-informed planning decisions but does not authorise a particular fatigue-management scheme.
## Course planning
Listed duration: 1 hour. Listed delivery options: Online. Confirm current availability, entry requirements, assessment, fees and the exact completion credential before enrolling.
## Course information source
https://chainofresponsibility.au/training