TLIF0009: Ensure the safety of transport activities
$99.00 / Seat
This is a fully self-contained online course, covering all knowledge and performance requirements for TLIF0009 according to training.gov. It requires trainers to verify the results of the assessment before the student can be deemed competent. To get started, choose the number of seats you’d like to purchase; you can always buy more later if you need them. The course will be added to your profile, where you can add students via email.
The Chain of Responsibility, or CoR, is the part of the Heavy Vehicle National Law that makes heavy vehicle safety a shared responsibility across all transport activities in the supply chain, ensuring that safety responsibilities are not just being placed on drivers. This course is intended for general workers operating in the transport and logistics industries, and covers:
- The duties and responsibilities of people in the Chain of Responsibility
- Safety Management Systems in the workplace
- Speed management, fatigue management, mass limits, load distribution, and load restraints
- Risk assessment and hazard response
- Proper communication and the consequences of breaches
On completion of this unit, participants will be able to contribute to safer workplace operations by understanding their safety responsibilities in the workplace, gaining confidence in understanding the laws surrounding heavy vehicle compliance, and knowing how to identify and handle hazards.
When you purchase seats in this course, you’ll receive:
- Full access to all online course material and activities for each student you enrol.
- Full access to both a multiple-choice knowledge assessment and a short-answer scenario-based assessment.
- Access to students’ assessment answers, which must be verified by a qualified trainer.
- A mapping matrix to demonstrate how each question in the assessments fulfils all training criteria.
In addition to this, you’ll receive ongoing updates to the course as required by the Australian government for no additional charge.