A rigid haul truck ticket (RIIMPO338E) is the nationally recognised qualification to operate a rigid haul truck on Australian mine sites and civil construction projects. No heavy vehicle licence is required for off-road operations. The course takes 1 to 2 days and costs from $595.
In Australia, a tow truck licence means two things: a heavy vehicle driver licence (MR or HR) and separate driver accreditation from your state transport authority. This guide covers the full Victorian pathway, costs, what the job involves, and what tow truck drivers earn.
In Victoria, you need a Dangerous Goods (DG) licence to legally haul bulk hazardous loads like petrol, LPG, and chemicals by road. WorkSafe Victoria issues the licence after you complete two days of training – it costs $97 to apply and the whole process takes around four to six weeks.
To drive a road train in Australia you need an MC (Multi Combination) licence – the highest heavy vehicle class. This guide covers the full licence pathway, costs from $1,450, NHVR permit requirements, and what road train drivers earn.
To drive a bus commercially you need an MR or HR licence plus Safe Transport Victoria accreditation. Costs, pay, and full Victoria pathway explained.
Get behind the wheel of one of Australia’s most in-demand transport careers. This guide covers everything you need to know about getting your HC licence, what the job pays, and where the work is – including a full breakdown for Victoria.
Learn what licence you need, how much it costs, what the job pays, and where to find work – including roles in Victoria.
Learn how to get a mining dump truck licence and start a well-paid Australian career.
Operating vehicles in field environments requires more than just basic driving skills.
White Card provides the foundation for understanding workplace safety, site expectations, and how to recognise and manage risks from day one.
