Chain Of Responsibility:
RTO Certified Training, Pre & Post Audit Consulting, and Systems Implementation
Australia’s leading Chain of Responsibility training and support company!
Convenient Online Training that fits YOUR schedule Avoid Time Off the job in a classroom Complete your course ANYTIME 24/7. You can even complete the course in several small time chunks Course takes less than 1 hour to finish
Print out your Certificate of Completion instantly *
( * Note: Not a nationally recognised course) Easy to learn state-of-the-art online delivery Clear, on-screen instructions with audio and video Only PC, internet connection, and printer needed
Chain of Responsibility Online is the chosen “Chain of Responsibility” training and consulting provider for many of Australia’s biggest bluechip companies with national household brand-names.
Whether you need assistance with training, pre-audits, compliance consulting, or systems and processes implementation we’ve got you covered!
Important Notice
More Information About Chain of Responsibility
Under the CoR legislation any person or organisation with control or influence in the transport chain has legal responsibilities to ensure compliance with all relevant heavy vehicle road laws.
Chain of Responsibility Course Requirements
Under the new national laws, everyone in the supply chain must take ‘reasonable steps’ to prevent driver fatigue and ensure a driver does not drive a heavy vehicle impaired by fatigue – an approach consistent with Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) laws.
Who Is Responsible?
The new National Transport Commission Legislation is clear. All parties in the supply chain who manage or influence elements of the supply chain, have responsibilities to prevent driver fatigue and ensure drivers can comply with the legal work/rest hours. If your actions, inactions or demands cause or contribute to road safety breaches then you can be legally accountable. Authorities will investigate the supply chain and up and down the corporate chain of command. The days of ‘all care and no responsibility’ are over.
Who Are The Parties In The Supply Chain?
Everyone In the “Chain Of Responsibility” Includes But Is Not Limited To:
‣ Consignors
‣ Packers
‣ Loaders/Unloaders
‣ Drivers
‣ Schedulers
‣ Operators
‣ Receivers
Everyone In the “Corporate Chain Of Command” Includes But Is Not Limited To:
‣ Co-workers
‣ Managers
‣ Supervisors
‣ CEOs
Training
Chain of Responsibility training is one of the first and most important steps to take to ensure you or your company isn’t liable under the CoR and OH&S Legislation. If you’re a Consignor or Receiver, a Packer, or Loader/Unloader, a Scheduler or Operator, or a Driver, you are part of the Chain of Responsibility and you or your company could be fined!
But you can’t get away with just any old training with a couple of Power Point Slides and some pictures! The logistics industry has made it very clear what is the benchmark for COR related training: The nationally recognised units of competency courses released in 2012 by the Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Council (TLISC). These courses set the standard for Chain of Responsibility training in Australia.
They can only be delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), and on completion participants receive an official Statement of Attainment, which indicates they’ve satisfactorily completed the accredited course and assessments. CORAustralia prides itself in delivering the very best quality, most comprehensive, and useful-to-the-company training courses in Australia. There are very few RTO’s that actually train these courses at all, and some that do are really just “token” courses which provide very little useful value to the participants and the Company paying for them.
We also do provide short introduction/awareness courses, because we know that some companies want all their staff to be informed, but they don’t need them to do the full RTO courses, with the associated assessment requirements. For these courses, we don’t issue a Statement of Attainment, instead we issue a Certificate of Completion.
The table below outlines all the COR courses we offer. Click on the links in the Right Column for more information on each one.
| General staff | Introduction to Chain of Responsibility (Awareness) | Simple 30 minute introduction to Chain of Responsibility principles |
$35.00* $85.00* |
Online Face-to-face*** |
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| General staff | Apply Chain of responsibility Legislation, Regulations and Workplace Procedures (Basic) | Full content of the nationally recognised course (TLIF0009) but only a short quiz based assessment. This is not sufficient for us to issue a Statement of Attainment, so we only supply a Certificate of Completion. |
$69.00* $299.00* |
Online Face-to-face*** |
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| General staff | TLIF0009 - Ensure the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility) (nationally recognised) | Full, official nationally recognised course as outlined in the Unit of Competency TLIF0009 - teaches skills & knowledge required to identify, apply & follow CoR Regulations that are applicable to the individual’s job role. |
$139.00* $395.00* |
Remote Classroom |
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| Supervisors and Line Managers | TLIF0014 - Monitor the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility) | This unit relates to implementing Chain of Responsibility regulations. It includes identifying and interpreting relevant regulations; and reviewing operations in line with Chain of Responsibility regulations. Participants actively work through how to implement their documents, policies and procedures.*** |
$449.00* $850.00* $850.00* $1,250.00* |
Online Face-to-face*** Remote Classroom Premium 1-on-1 |
* Corporate Discounts Available · For More Info Click Here >
** Face-to-face prices are for Brisbane-based sessions.
*** This unit is available as a compressed Fast Track Program where training and assessments are completed in a 1-day session. You can also book a Premium 1-on-1 Fast Track Program with a Trainer where the Trainer can tailor the focus of the training to your specific business needs.
Please contact us for pricing for sessions delivered onsite at your organisation (in the Brisbane area) and for non-Brisbane based sessions.
Other Courses
Other courses that can be relevant for trainees who need to do Chain of Responsibility training can include the Construction Safety Induction Course also known as the “White Card”, the “Basic Fatigue Management” Course, also known as BFM and the Loading-Unloading Course.
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