1. FATIGUE MANAGEMENT PANEL DISCUSSION
3 November 2016

2. Chair – Jillian Dielesen CEO Logistics Training Council
PANELISTS
Rod Hunt – Centurion
Michael Soutar – Toll Liquids
Nick Mabbott – Beyond Midnight

3. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
3 new Units of Competency to meet accreditation requirements of NHVR
Job roles covered by the units include drivers, schedulers, supervisors, managers and business owners

4. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
A specifically designed unit of competency for heavy vehicle drivers; will provide the necessary skills and knowledge for heavy vehicle drivers to operate safely and compliantly within a road transport fatigue risk management system.

5. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
A specifically designed unit of competency for transport operator managers and supervisors; provides the necessary skills and knowledge for transport operators, managers and supervisors who manage the operations and drivers, ensuring they operate safely and compliantly within a road transport fatigue risk management system.

6. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
A specifically designed unit of competency for transport operator owners and managers; provides the necessary skills and knowledge for transport company, owners and managers who manage the enterprise operations to ensure they operate safely and compliantly within a road transport fatigue risk management system.

7. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
Australian Industry Standards (AIS) website: Go to the training package section and select Transport and Logistics

8. Transport & Logistics IRC – Fatigue Management Project
AIS Industry Manager:
Klausch Schmidt

9. WA Fatigue Laws OSH Regulations and ACT Dept of Commerce Worksafe
Code of Practice - Fatigue Management for Commercial Vehicle Drivers
Driver Fatigue Management Plan

10. WA Fatigue Laws Who they affect Commercial Vehicle Driver
Employer, main contractor, self-employed driver or person in control of the workplace

11. Relevant Training
TLIF2010 – Apply fatigue management strategies (Drivers) TLIF3063 – Administer the implementation of fatigue management strategies (Supervisors or Team Leaders) TLIF4064 – Manage fatigue management policy and procedures (OSH, Safety or Senior Managers)

12. Questions?
Logistics Training Council 17 Lemnos Street Shenton Park 6008 Phone – Mobile – –

13. Heavy Vehicle Industry Safety and Training Alliance (HVISTA) Update
Jillian Dielesen
3 November 2016

14. Certificate II in Road Transport Yard Operations (Freight Handler)
Traineeship approved by Minister
Funded traineeship for new entrants
Available as a School Based Traineeship
Will be promoted as a pathway into the road transport industry by the LTC
AIS reviewing qualification to meet industry needs
Transafe WA
Steve Post, Chair
Ana Stachewicz , Executive Officer
Mark Mazza (South West Express)
Kris Clarkson (Clarkson Freightlines)
Ray Pratt (formerly Long Distance Owner Drivers’ Association)
Allan Price (Busselton Freight Service)
Cathi Payne, Chair, LTC, Transport Women representative , CEO, Payne Haulage
Jillian Dielesen, LTC
Norma Nisbet, LTC
Paul Starling, Main Roads WA
Gordon Duffy, Department of Training and Workforce Development
Jesse Wotton, Office of Senator Linda Reynolds

15. Certificate II in Yard Operations

16. Strategic Plan
Creation of heavy vehicle driver survey to gauge current knowledge
Analyse uptake of training
Training Audit –
licensing standards in other states and countries
prime mover registrations
interstate plates – funding distribution

17. Strategic Plan Training levy Funding Skills set for licence Incentives
ANZSCO reclassification
Education of all road users

18. Questions?
Logistics Training Council 17 Lemnos Street Shenton Park 6008 Phone – Mobile – –