TLIF0005 & TLIF0006 Fatigue Management

Training Programs Details

Course Location

Hallam, Bendigo, Sale, Sunshine, Ballarat, Onsite

Days

2 Days

TDT Training Australia does not issue the actual Construction Induction card. The card itself is issued by WorkCover Victoria. Once you have attended and successfully completed assessment for your course you will be issued with a Statement of Attainment that is valid for 60 days. By which time WorkCover should have issued you with the actual card, (sent to your mailing address).

Delivery Mode

Dates:

As per course calendar. Or please call our office to check.

Course Fee

$165

Location:

Hallam, Bendigo, Sale, Sunshine or Ballarat, or Client Sites (Depending on numbers). Workplace venue by prior arrangement

Key Features:

Identify and act upon signs of fatigue
Implement strategies to minimise fatigue, recognise personal warning signs of fatigue and apply strategies to manage this in accordance with workplace procedures, to manage safely throughout the trip
Plan routes and schedules using industry best practice, to minimise fatigue
Monitor the implementation of fatigue management strategies
Recognise breaches of fatigue management policies, procedures and regulations
Develop and assess staff competence in fatigue management
Provide feedback to employees on any shortcomings in fatigue management skills and knowledge
Fatigue management policy for truck drivers
Report on the implementation of fatigue management policy

Program Objectives

This course is designed to provide the necessary training in developing the skills and knowledge required to administer the implementation of fatigue management strategies, it involves the application of relevant regulations and the principles of fatigue management when administrating the implementation of an organisation’s fatigue management strategies during work operations in a defined workplace.

Fatigue is one of the leading causes or contributing factors to heavy vehicle accidents in Australia.
This nationally recognised course provides essential compliance information to all parties in the transport supply chain regarding their responsibilities in managing fatigue.

Fatigue management strategies, including tips on lifestyle choices and safety decisions while driving, are discussed and applied to real life situations during the course.

Duration

TLIF0005 (1 Day *) TLIF0006 (1 Day *) * Assuming that learner has prior skills and knowledge of fatigue management as applicable to transport operations. Learners are expected to engage in self-directed learning prior to assessment

This course prepares you to work in job roles such as

This program is suited to

All staff, in particular in the transport industry, operating under Basic Fatigue Management Courses or Advanced Fatigue Management Courses.

The entry requirements for this program are

Applicants must demonstrate the basic language, literacy and numeracy required at this level. A LLN assessment is conducted at pre-enrolment to assess if you require support in this regard.

The competency assessment will be

This program offers pathways into TLI – Transport and Logistics Training Package (Release 7.0)

Funding

Courses commencing after Jan 1st 2017 at TDT Training Australia are no longer funded by the Victorian government (Victorian Training Guarantee). Students are required to pay full fees.

Course duration/costs do not guarantee students will sit the on road licence test. To be eligible to test, students MUST first meet VicRoads criteria. If criteria are NOT met students will not be able to undergo the on road test and will continue to train for the duration of the course. Additional costs will apply if students book subsequent training and/or testing.

FAQs

Who should take the TLIF0006 course?

It’s primarily aimed at individuals in the transport and logistics industry who need to manage fatigue risks for heavy vehicle drivers.

What are the main topics covered in the TLIF0006 course?

TLIF006 delves into various aspects of fatigue management within the heavy vehicle transport industry. The main topics are:

Understanding Fatigue And Its Risks
Fatigue Management Regulations And Legislation
Implementing Fatigue Risk Management Systems
Monitoring And Auditing Fatigue Management Systems
Supporting Drivers And Promoting A Safety Culture

Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in the TLIF0006 course?

There are no prerequisites for this course, but it is recommended that you have past experience in operating heavy machinery and vehicles.

What is the course length and structure of TLIF0006?

It takes one day to complete this course and will include the following:

Understanding Fatigue
Implementing Fatigue Risk Management Systems
Monitoring And Auditing Fatigue Management Systems
Supporting Drivers And Promoting A Safety Culture
Assessment And Certification

How is the TLIF0006 course evaluated or assessed?

Here’s a breakdown of standard assessment methods for TLIF0006:

Continuous Assessments: involves online quizzes, written tasks based on scenarios, and sometimes video-based questions to demonstrate practical application.
Final Assessment: combines multiple-choice questions and scenario-based written tasks to gauge your understanding and ability to implement a fatigue risk management system.

Grading and Certification: Upon completion, you are granted a Statement of Attainment or a Unit of Competency fulfilling requirements for taking a licence

What kind of certification is provided after completing TLIF0006?

Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment, recognising your participation and achievement of the learning objectives.

Is TLIF0006 a requirement for specific industries or job roles?

No, it isn’t a prerequisite for any specific job or industry, but it does hold significant value, as it is highly regarded in certain relevant sectors where heavy machinery is operated on a daily basis.

Can the TLIF0006 course be tailored to specific organisational needs?

Although the core content and learning objectives remain focused on Australian fatigue management regulations and principles, they can be tailored to specific organisational needs.

How does TLIF0006 support compliance with national or regional regulations on fatigue management?

This is how TLIF0006 supports compliance:

Alignment With Key Regulations
Building Knowledge And Skills For Compliance
Providing Evidence For Accreditation
Supporting A Culture Of Safety

What is a BFM Certificate?

Basic Fatigue Management is a program designed to manage and mitigate driver fatigue risks in heavy vehicles, such as long-haul trucking. This can be achieved by completing basic fatigue management training, which can be done through a BFM online course or face-to-face training.

How long does a fatigue management certificate last?

A BFM certificate doesn’t have an expiration date, but it’s recommended to get recertification every three years. An AFM or BFM course can help with this.