National heavy vehicle driver fatigue laws apply to fatigue-regulated heavy vehicles. Specifically, vehicles which are: 

• a vehicle with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) of over 12t, 
• a combination when the total of the GVM is over 12t, 
• buses with a GVM over 4.5t fitted to carry more than 12 adults (including the driver), 
• a truck, or a combination including a truck, with a GVM of over 12t with a machine or implement attached. 

For the purpose of complying with the National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS) fatigue management module, operators may need their drivers, schedulers, and supervisors or the managers of drivers and schedulers, to complete one or more of these units of competency, delivered by an approved training provider such as ATS.

For successful candidates you: 

• Are considered more favourably by transport and logistic companies. 
• Improve your chances to obtain casual or full-time employment. 
• Achieve a nationally recognised Units of Competence (UOC). 

• Have units that can contribute towards a nationally recognised full qualification. 

For more information about the fatigue management safety, accreditation, and compliance, visit the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR). 

TLIF0005 Apply a Fatigue Risk Management System – $450 per student (Self-directed Activities, Online Instructor Led session, Classroom-based session)

TLIF0006 Administer a Fatigue Risk Management System – $699 per student (Self-directed Activities, Online Instructor Led session, Classroom-based session)

TLIF0007 Manage a Fatigue Risk Management System  – $899.00 per student (Self-directed Activities, Online Instructor Led session, Classroom-based session)

Fees include all training and assessment and the issuance of both a digital and hardcopy Statement of Attainment of the unit(s) you successfully complete.

Incidental fees may also apply. Click here for details.

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

Assessments for these courses may include a combination of:

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

Online students will also particpate in a real-time Zoom session (up to 1 hour) with the ATS assessor, to authenticate and validate their knowledge and understanding. 

Most students finish these courses in a day or two. But don't worry! You have a full 28 days from the day you sign up to complete it. If you don't finish within these 28 days, your enrolment will end. If you want to continue after, just re-enrol and pay the applicable course fee.

Email and phone support is also available if you need any additional learning support. Call us on 1800 287 960 or email helpdesk@appliedtraining.edu.au to set up a support session with your trainer and assessor.

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 Student Success officers, who can assist in identifying 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

For online courses, 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 webcam for recording audio/video.