National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme - NHVR
The National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS) is a national formal process for recognising operators who have robust safety management systems in place.
NHVAS applications and forms | NHVR
Online applications. All NHVAS applications should be submitted through the NHVR Portal. We recommend you download and read the relevant guide for the accreditation module/s you are interested in, before submitting an application.. The benefits for submitting your NHVAS applications through the Portal include:
Accreditation modules - NHVR
Heavy vehicle operators can apply for accreditation under the 3 National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS) modules: Mass Management; Maintenance Management
Joining the NHVAS | NHVR
The National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS) recognises operators with robust safety management systems in place. You can apply for accreditation in Mass Management, Maintenance Management or Fatigue Management.
FAQs - NHVR
On 1 March 2015 the auditing provisions of the NHVAS Business Rules and Standards changed to ensure more effective safety requirements for heavy vehicles in the NHVAS. The NHVR also took the opportunity to consolidate some of the forms and processes used for NHVAS accreditation to make them more consistent and easier to fill out.
The purpose of this guide 2 Maintenance Management accreditation 3 Maintenance Management Standards and how you can meet them 4 Documents you must keep 14 Audit ...
Eligibility requirements - NHVR
The NHVAS Business Rules and Standards outline the requirements for entry to and participation in the NHVAS. Eligibility. To be eligible for accreditation under NHVAS, operators must agree to abide by the NHVAS Standards and Business Rules and: . develop and maintain a compliant quality management system which meets the relevant standards
$4.2 million in funding to boost heavy vehicle road safety | NHVR
Nov 25, 2024 · The Australian Government and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) have announced $4.2 million will be dedicated to industry-led road safety projects, in a major funding boost to heavy vehicle safety.
Carriage and presentation of documents - NHVR
The national law requires heavy vehicle drivers to keep in their possession certain documentation whilst operating a heavy vehicle. This may include notices, permits, accreditation certificates or induction letters. The table below provides a summary …
Audit framework and requirements - NHVR
Under the NHVAS Business Rules and Standards and independent Audit Framework, all audits are to be conducted by an approved independent auditor. These auditors must be registered or recognised by the NHVR as an NHVAS Approved Auditor.. Auditors carrying out audits on Basic and Advanced Fatigue Management modules must have fatigue scope.