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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2019

National Heavy Vehicle Register introduces Master Industry Code of Practice

How will your business control, eliminate or minimise its transport risks in light of these recent HVNL amendments?

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In brief - How will your business control, eliminate or minimise its transport risks in light of HVNL amendments?

Chain of Responsibility (CoR) has been enhanced with the amendments to the Heavy Vehicle National Laws (HVNL) to implement a risk-based safety management system and compliance framework, which commenced on the 1 October 2018.

The amendments impose a proactive primary duty of care on all parties who have control or influence over the transportation of goods in a supply chain where the transportation of goods by heavy vehicles (i.e. over 4.5 tonne GVM or ATM) play a part. The CoR includes persons at all stages of the supply chain, from operators and packers, to employers, contractors and executive officers.

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