TLIF2010A Apply Fatigue Management Strategies (Basic Fatigue Management)
With new driver fatigue laws that commenced on the 29 September 2008 which apply to drivers of all heavy vehicles with a GCM over 12 tonnes, and buses with 12 or more passengers (including the driver), the legal responsibility applying to all parties in the transport supply chain for preventing driver fatigue, training is imperative!

Basic Fatigue Management accreditation still allows operators to work 14 hour shifts, but offers greater flexibility for operators to schedule work and rest periods, providing the process is properly managed.

To meet the new legislation operators need to comply with the Basic Fatigue Management  standards. All drivers are required to undergo training and / or assessment to receive a Statement of Attainment in Apply Fatigue Management Strategies (TLIF2010A)

TLIF3063A Administer the Implementation of Fatigue Management Strategies (Advanced Fatigue Management)

In addition to the information above, anyone who is a scheduler, or who supervise either drivers or schedulers is required to undergo training and / or assessment to
receive a Statement of Attainment in Administer the Implementation of Fatigue Management Strategies (TLIF3063A).