Overview

The TLIF0005 unit of competency provides learners with the skills and knowledge to manage fatigue and work safely within the Transport and Logistics industry. It includes applying fatigue risk management strategies, identifying and acting on signs of fatigue, operating within a fatigue risk management system, planning and navigating trips, updating and maintaining records, complying with work and rest limits and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities.

This course has no prerequisites and the target learners are drivers, schedulers, and supervisors or managers of drivers or schedulers wishing to operate under NHVR Fatigue Management Accreditation*. The training includes 6 short modules and 2 assessment activities, (a combination of online and practical tasks).
Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Identify and manage fatigue risk in the road transport sector
• Operate within a road transport fatigue risk management system
• Plan and navigate a heavy vehicle trip
• Comply with work and rest hours, and
• Update and maintain records

*Being awarded this unit of competency is a necessary requirement to operate under National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) Fatigue Management Accreditation but is only one of the criteria. Prospective applicants should check with the NHVR before undertaking training and/or assessment.

Who Should Complete This Course

If you drive a heavy vehicle under your own or your operator’s Basic or Advanced Fatigue Management Accreditation, you will need to have a statement of attainment for the TLIF0005 Apply a fatigue risk management system unit of competency. Urban E-Learning have been approved by ASQA and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator to deliver the necessary fatigue management units of competency.

Course Outline

Module 1: Causes, effects and warning signs of fatigue
Module 2: Fatigue Management Legislation
Module 3: Lifestyle choices to manage fatigue
Module 4: Workplace procedures and management strategies
Module 5: Heavy vehicle trips, and
Module 6: Documentation and records

Assessment Outline

After completing the training modules, there are two assessment tasks to complete, including a:

• Case Study Assessment: you will be presented with several short case studies and answer a series of supporting questions to demonstrate how you apply your understanding.
• Practical Assessment: you will submit example work diaries and driving plans to demonstrate your ability to use specific tools in the workplace. You can either use the templates provided or equivalent documents used in your workplace

Estimated Course Duration

The estimated completion time for this training is 4-6 hours

• Training modules (2 hours)
• Assessment activities (2 – 4 hours)

Overview 

The TLIF0006 unit of competency provides learners with the skills and knowledge to administer a fatigue risk management system within the Transport and Logistics industry. It includes identifying and managing risks associated with fatigue during heavy vehicle driving, operating within a fatigue risk management system, planning trips and updating records, and developing and implementing policies, procedures and strategies to minimise fatigue in the workplace.

This course has no prerequisites and the target learners are schedulers, and supervisors or managers of drivers or schedulers wishing to operate under NHVR Fatigue Management Accreditation*. The training includes 5 short modules and 2 assessment activities, (a combination of online and practical tasks).
Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Manage heavy vehicle driver fatigue strategies
• Operate within a road transport fatigue risk management system
• Schedule work and rest hours in compliance with a road transport fatigue risk management system
• Plan and navigate a heavy vehicle trip, and
• Update and maintain records

*Being awarded this unit of competency is a necessary requirement to operate under National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) Fatigue Management Accreditation but is only one of the criteria. Prospective applicants should check with the NHVR before undertaking training and/or assessment.

Who Should Complete This Course

If you are a scheduler (as described in the heavy vehicle driver fatigue legislation), or someone who supervises or manages drivers and scheduling staff under your own or your operator’s Basic or Advanced Fatigue Management Accreditation, you will need to have a statement of attainment for the TLIF0006 Administer a fatigue risk management system unit of competency. Urban E-Learning have been approved by ASQA and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator to deliver the necessary fatigue management units of competency.

Course Outline 

Module 1: Causes, effects and warning signs of fatigue
Module 2: Fatigue Management Legislation
Module 3: Workplace procedures and management strategies
Module 4: Schedule heavy vehicle trips, and
Module 5: Documentation and records

Assessment Outline

After completing the training modules, there are two assessment tasks to complete, including a:

• Case Study Assessment: you will be presented with several short case studies and answer a series of supporting questions to demonstrate how you apply your understanding.
• Practical Assessment: you will submit example work diaries and driving plans to demonstrate your ability to use specific tools in the workplace. You can either use the templates provided or equivalent documents used in your workplace

Estimated Course Duration

The estimated completion time for this training is 4-6 hours

• Training modules (2 hours)
• Assessment activities (2 – 4 hours)

Overview

The TLIF2010 unit of competency provides learners with the skills and knowledge to apply fatigue management strategies within the transport and logistics industry. It includes identifying and acting on signs of fatigue and implementing appropriate strategies to minimise fatigue during work activities, in particular when operating heavy vehicles and equipment within the transport and logistics industry.

This course has no prerequisites and the target learners are drivers, schedulers, and supervisors or managers of drivers or schedulers. The training includes 7 short modules and 4 assessment activities, (a combination of online and practical tasks).
Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Explain the importance of fatigue management;
• Identify legislation that supports the management of fatigue;
• Describe the causes, effects and warning signs of fatigue;
• Follow workplace procedures and practices to manage fatigue; and
• Select appropriate lifestyle choices to manage fatigue.

Who Should Complete This Course?

CoR legislation extends responsibilities to anyone whose actions, inactions or demands can put driver’s lives or other lives at risk. Any party who has control in the transport chain can be held responsible and may be legally liable. If you are a transport operator, scheduler, loading manager, packer, loader, driver, consignor or consignee, you should complete this course.

Course Outline

Module 1: Course introduction
Module 2: Overview of legislation
Module 3: Causes, effects and warning signs
Module 4: Workplace procedures – Overview
Module 5: Workplace procedures – Drivers/Operators
Module 6: Workplace procedures – Schedulers
Module 7: Lifestyle choices to manage fatigue and course summary

Assessment Outline

After completing the training modules, there are four assessment tasks to complete, including a:

• Knowledge Assessment: A series of scenarios and questions to demonstrate your understanding of the performance criteria and the required skills and knowledge.
• Short Answer and Case Study Assessment: A series of scenarios and questions which require a short-written answer to demonstrate your ability to ‘identify’, ‘explain’ and ‘understand’ criteria related to your job role.
• Practical Assessment: Submission of documents to demonstrate your ability to complete, update and maintain fatigue-related documentation and prepare reports.

Estimated Course Duration

The estimated completion time for this training is 4-6 hours

• Training modules (2 hours)
• Assessment activities (2 – 4 hours)

Overview

The TLIF4064 unit of competency provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to manage organisational fatigue management policy and procedures in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations. It includes identifying legal requirements, liabilities and responsibilities for establishing and/or improving fatigue management implementation plans, policies and procedures.

It also includes acting appropriately on reports and identified breaches of fatigue management regulations and ensuring operational systems are compliant with fatigue management regulations and policy; planning and organising adequate resources and operational systems; and facilitating the training and assessment of staff on their responsibilities and fatigue management techniques.

This course has no prerequisites and the target learners are transport operator, transport manager or supervisor, scheduler or loading managers. The training includes 7 short modules and 2 assessment activities, (a combination of online and practical tasks).
Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Identify fatigue management legal requirements and responsibilities
• Establish and improve fatigue management policy and procedures
• Act upon reports on the implementation of the fatigue management policy
• Act upon identified breaches of fatigue management regulations
• Ensure operations are compliant with fatigue management regulations and policy
• Plan and organise adequate resources and operational systems, and
• Facilitate training of staff on the fatigue management policy and procedures

Who Should Complete This Course?

CoR legislation extends responsibilities to anyone whose actions, inactions or demands can put driver’s lives or other lives at risk. Any party who has management or control of fatigue management within the transport chain can be held responsible and may be legally liable. If you are a transport operator, transport manager or supervisor, scheduler or loading manager, you should complete this training

Course Outline

Module 1: Course Introduction
Module 2: Fatigue Management and the Legislation
Module 3: Overview of a fatigue risk management system – FRMS
Module 4: Fatigue risk identification
Module 5: Fatigue risk assessment
Module 6: Fatigue risk controls
Module 7: Fatigue risk monitoring and review
Module 8: Course summary

Assessment Outline

After completing the training modules, there are two assessment tasks to complete, including:

• Case Study Assessment: A series of scenarios and questions that require a short-written answer to demonstrate your ability to ‘identify’, ‘explain’ and ‘understand’ criteria related to your job role.
• Practical Assessment: Submission of documents to demonstrate your ability to complete, update and maintain fatigue-related documentation and prepare reports.

Estimated Course Duration

The estimated completion time for this training is 4 – 6 hours

• Training modules (2 – 3 hours)
• Assessment activities (2 – 3 hours)

Overview

The Basic Level 3 Fatigue Management training is based on the TLIF4064 unit of competency and provides learners with the knowledge required to manage organisational fatigue management policy and procedures in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations. It includes identifying legal requirements, liabilities and responsibilities for establishing and/or improving fatigue management implementation plans, policies and procedures.

It also includes acting appropriately on reports and identified breaches of fatigue management regulations and ensuring operational systems are compliant with fatigue management regulations and policy; planning and organising adequate resources and operational systems; and facilitating the training and assessment of staff on their responsibilities and fatigue management techniques.

This course has no prerequisites and the target learners are transport operator, transport manager or supervisor, scheduler or loading managers. The training includes 7 short modules and an assessment activity.
Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Identify fatigue management legal requirements and responsibilities
• Establish and improve fatigue management policy and procedures
• Act upon reports on the implementation of the fatigue management policy
• Act upon identified breaches of fatigue management regulations
• Ensure operations are compliant with fatigue management regulations and policy
• Plan and organise adequate resources and operational systems, and
• Facilitate training of staff on the fatigue management policy and procedures

Who Should Complete This Course?

CoR legislation extends responsibilities to anyone whose actions, inactions or demands can put driver’s lives or other lives at risk. Any party who has management or control of transport activities within the transport chain can be held responsible and may be legally liable.

If you are a manager/supervisor that has control of transport activities that do not directly relate to fatigue management, but may influence drivers, (or other transport roles) activities and/or fatigue management, you should complete this training

Course Outline

Module 1: Course Introduction
Module 2: Fatigue Management and the Legislation
Module 3: Overview of a fatigue risk management system – FRMS
Module 4: Fatigue risk identification
Module 5: Fatigue risk assessment
Module 6: Fatigue risk controls
Module 7: Fatigue risk monitoring and review
Module 8: Course summary

Assessment Outline

After completing the training modules, there is a multiple-choice knowledge quiz assessment to complete:

• Knowledge Assessment: A series of multiple-choice questions to demonstrate your general understanding of fatigue management activities;

Completion of this course and assessment only and results in a certificate of completion, not a nationally recognised statement of attainment.

Estimated Course Duration

The estimated completion time for this training is 4 – 6 hours

• Training modules (2 – 3 hours)
• Assessment activities (2 – 3 hours)