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ARTICLE · 24 AUGUST 2021

Mid-year CoR compliance check-in

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A CoR compliance policy, working procedures, contract clauses, and a monitoring and reporting system should be reviewed.

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In this second half of the year, it might be a good time to review and address any gaps in your Chain of Responsibility (CoR) compliance.

Recently, we have focused a lot on the ins and outs of the prosecution process and enforcement by the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR). Let's take a step back and consider the foundations of a proactive and preventative approach to safety. In this article, we revisit five key components of CoR compliance that your business should be on top of.

This preventative and proactive approach to safety has become increasingly normalised in our day-to-day lives due to measures in place as a result of the ongoing global pandemic. Inside and outside of the road transport industry, countless systems and procedures exist to promote health and safety. Many of which are enforceable under the law. However, when there is a perceived low risk of danger, people often relax and become complacent. This highlights the importance of reviewing

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