You are considered part of the road transport supply chain if you have any control or responsibility over any transport task, such as consigning, packing, loading, or receiving goods as part of your business. 

The supply chain also extends to corporate entities, directors, partners and managers, who are all accountable for the actions of people under their control. 

Under the NHVR Safety, Accreditation & Compliance, specifically Chain of Responsibility (CoR), you have a number of primary duty obligations with which you must comply. These obligations include the implementation of appropriate control measures for managing risk, including training.

The Chain of Responsibility (CoR) law ensures everyone who works with heavy vehicles – from the business that employs a driver to the place where goods are delivered – is accountable for safety. Learn about your CoR obligations. 

ATS Chain or Responsibility courses include: 

• Determining and monitoring CoR compliance and responsibilities in accordance with the HVNL 
• Administering and monitoring CoR workplace policies and procedures; and 
• Undertaking CoR due diligence activities 
• Implementing CoR risk control measures 

Course Benefits 

• Legal compliance with Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) regulations
• Apply risk management in transport activities
• Know obligations for consigning, packing, loading, and receiving goods
• Understand chain of responsibility (CoR) policies and procedures
• Learn about unreasonable requests, shared responsibility and consequences of non-compliance

Personal Benefits 

• Improve employment prospects
• Gain nationally recognised qualification
• Become industry relevant as part of the road transport supply chain

Successful completion of a range of mandatory assessments is required, in order to be issued your certification documentation.

Assessments for these courses will include a combination of:

• Knowledge/theory-based written short-answer questions
• Role plays
• Case-studies / scenarios
• Workplace-based activities
• Group and solo practical activities 

Whilst the learning for this course can be delivered online, assessment must occur in workplace operational situations, where it is appropriate to do so. Where this is not appropriate, assessment must occur in simulated workplace operational situations that replicate workplace conditions.

Note: Some assessment activities may allow submission of video recordings of you performing activities in simulated or actual workplace environment.

TLIF0009 Ensure the safety to transport (Chain of Responsibility)
Face-to-face, onsite at Smithfield NSW or remote virtual classroom: $450.00 per student

TLIF0014 Monitor the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility)
Face-to-face, onsite at Smithfield NSW or remote virtual classroom: $699.00 per student

These courses can also be customised and contextualised for delivery onsite at your workplace. For details, please contact us.

Course Fees include a downloadable PDF course workbook and the issuance of a hardcopy Statement of Attainment upon completion.

Incidental fees may also apply. Click here for details.

Most students finish the learning for this course in one day. You may need additional time to complete and submit any assessment items. But don't worry! You will have 28 days from the day you undertake this course to submit your assessments. If you don't finish within the 28 days, your enrolment will end. If you want to continue after, just re-enrol and pay the applicable course fee.

We strive to ensure that our students enrol into the course that best meets their needs, and that they have the best chance of a successful outcome. The entry requirements indicated here are intended to inform you of the minimum expectations required of you, as part of completing this course.

If you're in doubt, we encourage you to reach out to one of our Course Consultants, who can assist in determining your individual needs and give you the best advice.

As a guide, people completing this course:

• have completed Year 10 or equivalent

OR

• a qualification at a Certificate II level or higher

OR

• at least 2 years of relevant industry experience

You will also need to be at least 16 years at the time of commencement.

It is also expected that you will have access to a PC, laptop or other internet connected device, Microsoft Word (or compatible software) and a functional mobile device with camera or other device for recording audio/video.