The Compliance Task! The purpose of Roads and Maritime is to enable safe and efficient journeys throughout NSW Divisional focus is to become an agile,

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Compliance Update Brett Patterson, Principal Manager, Enforcement Operations

The Compliance Task! The purpose of Roads and Maritime is to enable safe and efficient journeys throughout NSW Divisional focus is to become an agile, risk-based and outcomes focused regulator. This means our regulatory policies, practices, systems and processes need to be aligned with today’s modern environment and be flexible to support future changes in the transport landscape. In striving to achieve this purpose Roads and Maritime are engaging with industry and where required targeting non complying operators and associated parties within the chain of responsibility.

Compliance Inspections 2015/2016 heavy vehicle inspections included: On-road enforcement: 60, 794 (98,974 units) Heavy Vehicle Safety Stations: 121,165 intercepts (226,617 units) Inter Agency: 66,365 (121,288 units) Heavy Vehicle Inspection Stations: 93,132 TOTAL over 542,000 units inspected through all our safety road enforcement campaigns.

2015/2016 Vehicle category and key defects identified

State-trans 2016

State-trans Defect notices

Poor fleet maintenance Poor maintenance is another factor, with these trucks delivering into Distribution Centres, having travelled some distance in poor repair, all signficant road safety risks

Access and loading

Poor loading

Brakes Melt Temperature: 125°C (standard) 165°C (high temperature) 203°C (ultra high temperature)

Operator profiling 2015 Total Intercepts: 1237 Total Units Inspected 3228 2016 to 1 August Total Intercepts: 638 Total Units Inspected 1704

Engagement and education Heavy vehicle operators visit to Marulan Heavy Vehicle Safety Station BUSNSW and Bus operators visit to RMS inspection site

DG Industry Inspections 2013 Late 2013/14 Of the 366 units inspected; 47 % passed inspections (172 units) 7% Formal Warning Notices (26 units) 30% minor defect notices (109 units) 15% major defect notices (56 units) 1% Major GROUNDED defect notices (3 units)

2015 DG Compliance Monitoring June 2015 Of the 54 units inspected; 78 % pass inspections (42 units) 16% minor defect notices (9 units) 3% major defect notices (2 units) 3% Major GROUNDED defect notices (2 units)

2016 DG Compliance Monitoring July 2016 Of the 98 units inspected in summary the results were: 86 % units defect free (84 units)   13% Minor defects (13 units) > 1% Major defect (1 unit) 0 Major Grounded defects

Dangerous goods vehicle Brakes

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