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Managing the person behind the wheel

Fatigue without a rulebook

Licences, fitness and the file

Toolbox talk: the driver's five

Check: fatigue below 4.5 tonnes

No hours tables under 4.5 tonnes, and no excuse either: fatigue as a WHS hazard, phones, licences and fitness, with a driver-facing lesson built for toolbox talks.

No work diary, no hours table, no fatigue accreditation. Just a human behind the wheel and a s19 duty to keep them safe.

The Driver

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