100% Online Fatigue Management Training – Study at Your Own Pace
Complete nationally recognised TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 fatigue management training entirely online, without attending a classroom.
Fatigue is a significant safety risk in the transport and logistics industry. Whether you’re operating heavy vehicles, working extended hours or performing safety-critical duties, understanding how to recognise and manage fatigue is essential.
Transport Training Academy offers flexible online fatigue management training to help drivers and transport industry workers understand their responsibilities, identify fatigue-related risks and implement effective management strategies.
Choose the unit that meets your requirements or complete both units together at a discounted price.
TLIF0005
Apply a Fatigue Risk Management System
Designed for heavy vehicle drivers who need to understand and apply fatigue risk management systems in accordance with workplace procedures and relevant fatigue management requirements.
- Unit: TLIF0005
- Best for: Heavy vehicle drivers operating under fatigue management systems.
- Key Topics: Fatigue risk management, work and rest requirements, trip planning and compliance.
- Outcome: Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment upon successful completion.
TLIF2010
Apply Fatigue Management Strategies
Designed for transport and logistics workers who need to recognise fatigue-related risks and implement effective strategies to maintain workplace safety, alertness and fitness for duty.
- Unit: TLIF2010
- Best for: Transport, logistics and other safety-critical workers.
- Key Topics: Recognising fatigue, managing fatigue risks, sleep and recovery, and workplace safety strategies.
- Outcome: Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment upon successful completion.
Combined Fatigue Management Course
TLIF0005 + TLIF2010
Normally $400 - Save $50 when completing both units.
Complete both nationally recognised fatigue management units in one combined package. Gain knowledge of heavy vehicle fatigue risk management systems alongside practical strategies for recognising, preventing and managing workplace fatigue.
- Units: TLIF0005 and TLIF2010
- Best for: Drivers and transport industry workers requiring both competencies.
- Key Topics: Comprehensive coverage of fatigue risk management systems, compliance, fatigue prevention and workplace strategies.
- Outcome: Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment listing both units upon successful completion.
TLIF0005 – Apply a Fatigue Risk Management System
Course Fee: $200
TLIF0005 is designed for heavy vehicle drivers who need to understand and operate within a fatigue risk management system.
The course focuses on identifying fatigue hazards, applying risk management strategies, understanding relevant heavy vehicle fatigue requirements and maintaining compliance with workplace procedures.
What Will You Learn?
- Recognising the causes, symptoms and warning signs of fatigue.
- Understanding heavy vehicle fatigue management responsibilities.
- Applying fatigue risk management policies and procedures.
- Understanding relevant work and rest requirements.
- Planning journeys to manage fatigue risks.
- Maintaining fatigue management documentation and records.
- Identifying fatigue-related hazards and implementing controls.
- Understanding driver fitness for duty and workplace responsibilities.
- WA commercial vehicle working hours and rest requirements.
Who Is This Course Suitable For?
- Heavy vehicle drivers working under fatigue management systems.
- Drivers whose employers require fatigue management accreditation training.
- Transport industry workers seeking to improve their understanding of fatigue compliance.
- Heavy vehicle drivers working for transport operators participating in the Western Australian Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (WAHVA), subject to their employer’s specific training requirements.
TLIF2010 – Apply Fatigue Management Strategies
Course Fee: $200
TLIF2010 focuses on recognising fatigue and implementing effective strategies to reduce fatigue-related risks in the workplace.
The unit is relevant across the transport and logistics industry and provides practical knowledge that can be applied to a variety of safety-sensitive working environments.
What Will You Learn?
- Identifying the causes and early warning signs of fatigue.
- Understanding how fatigue affects concentration, alertness and performance.
- Recognising workplace activities that increase fatigue risks.
- Implementing strategies to minimise fatigue.
- Understanding the importance of adequate sleep and recovery.
- Making lifestyle choices that support long-term fatigue management.
- Communicating fatigue concerns to supervisors and relevant personnel.
- Applying workplace fatigue management policies and procedures.
Who Is This Course Suitable For?
- Transport and logistics workers.
- Truck drivers and other vehicle operators.
- Warehouse and freight industry employees.
- Workers performing safety-critical duties.
- Employees whose workplaces require fatigue management training.
Western Australian Fatigue Management Requirements – Main Roads WA & WAHVA
Western Australia operates under its own commercial vehicle fatigue management requirements, separate from the Heavy Vehicle National Law framework used in participating eastern states.
Commercial vehicle drivers and transport operators in WA must manage fatigue risks in accordance with applicable Work Health and Safety legislation, including the Work Health and Safety (General) Regulations 2022.
Main Roads Western Australia also administers the Western Australian Heavy Vehicle Accreditation (WAHVA) Scheme, which includes fatigue management requirements for accredited operators.
These requirements address important areas such as:
- Managing driver working hours and rest periods.
- Identifying and controlling fatigue-related risks.
- Maintaining accurate work and rest records.
- Ensuring drivers are fit for duty.
- Implementing workplace fatigue management systems.
- Providing appropriate fatigue management training and education.
Our TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 courses provide nationally recognised training in fatigue risk management systems and fatigue management strategies.
Important: Employers and drivers should confirm that their selected training meets the requirements of their workplace and any applicable WA Heavy Vehicle Accreditation obligations.
Why Choose Transport Training Academy?
Transport Training Academy (RTO 52969) is a Perth-based Registered Training Organisation specialising in heavy vehicle driver training and transport industry qualifications.
Our nationally recognised fatigue management courses are designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to identify fatigue-related hazards, understand workplace responsibilities and implement effective fatigue management strategies.
With extensive experience delivering training to the Western Australian transport industry, our team understands the operational challenges faced by heavy vehicle drivers and transport businesses.
Whether you’re completing training for employment, workplace compliance or professional development, we can assist you in selecting the appropriate fatigue management unit for your requirements.
Online Course Delivery, Assessment & Certification
Our TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 fatigue management courses are delivered 100% online, providing a flexible training option for participants throughout Perth, regional Western Australia and across Australia.
Participants can complete their learning materials and required assessments remotely, without attending our training facility.
Each course includes the learning and assessment requirements relevant to the selected nationally recognised unit of competency.
Upon successfully demonstrating competency, eligible participants will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment identifying the unit or units completed.
A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is required for nationally recognised training.
Frequently Asked Questions About Fatigue Management Training
What is the difference between TLIF0005 and TLIF2010?
TLIF0005 - Apply a Fatigue Risk Management System focuses on heavy vehicle fatigue management, including fatigue risk management systems, regulatory responsibilities, work and rest requirements, trip planning and compliance.
TLIF2010 - Apply Fatigue Management Strategies focuses on recognising fatigue and implementing practical strategies to reduce fatigue-related risks across transport and logistics workplaces.
Do I need to complete both fatigue management units?
Not necessarily. The unit you require depends on your employment, workplace procedures and applicable fatigue management requirements.
TLIF0005 is generally relevant to heavy vehicle drivers working under fatigue risk management systems, while TLIF2010 covers practical fatigue management strategies.
If your employer requires both competencies, you can complete both units through our discounted combined course package.
How much does fatigue management training cost?
Transport Training Academy offers nationally recognised fatigue management training at the following prices:
- TLIF0005 - Apply a Fatigue Risk Management System: $200
- TLIF2010 - Apply Fatigue Management Strategies: $200
- Combined TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 course package: $350
Enrolling in both units together saves $50 compared with completing them separately.
Is fatigue management training nationally recognised?
Yes. TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 are nationally recognised units of competency within the Transport and Logistics Training Package.
Upon successfully completing the required training and assessments, eligible participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment identifying the unit or units in which they have demonstrated competency.
Does fatigue management training meet Western Australian Heavy Vehicle Accreditation requirements?
Western Australia operates its own Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (WAHVA), administered by Main Roads Western Australia.
The scheme includes a Fatigue Management Module requiring operators to maintain appropriate fatigue management systems and ensure relevant personnel receive suitable training.
TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 provide nationally recognised fatigue management competencies. However, operators must ensure their training covers applicable Western Australian fatigue management requirements, including WA commercial vehicle driver working hours and rest requirements.
Completing either unit does not automatically provide WAHVA accreditation. Accreditation is granted to operators who satisfy the relevant Main Roads WA requirements.
Can I complete just one fatigue management unit?
Yes. Both fatigue management units are available individually for $200 each.
You can enrol in TLIF0005 or TLIF2010 depending on your employment and workplace requirements.
If you require both units, our combined package costs $350, saving you $50.
Do I need a heavy vehicle licence to complete
fatigue management training?
Neither TLIF0005 nor TLIF2010 specifies a formal prerequisite unit of competency.
TLIF0005 is specifically designed around heavy vehicle fatigue risk management, making it particularly relevant to heavy vehicle drivers.
TLIF2010 covers fatigue management strategies applicable across transport and logistics workplaces and is not limited to heavy vehicle drivers.
If you are unsure which course is suitable, contact Transport Training Academy on 08 6285 9768 for assistance.
Need More Information?
Not sure which fatigue management course is right for you? Our team can help you understand the differences between TLIF0005 and TLIF2010 and choose the training that suits your requirements.
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