Industries & Occupations
Transport
Approval of Pipelines for Conveying Dangerous Goods
Prior to construction or operation of a pipeline, approval must be obtained from Workplace Standards
Ammonium nitrate
Information on transporting of security-sensitive ammonium nitrate
New training framework and course proposed for transport of Dangerous Goods
Comments closed COB 23 May
Bulk driver licensing
If you intend to drive a vehicle carrying dangerous goods above the prescribed quantities (‘bulk’ quantities) by road in Tasmania, then you must have a dangerous goods bulk driver’s licence in addition to your normal car or truck driver’s licence.
Bulk vehicle licensing
The Dangerous Goods (Road and Rail Transport) Regulations 1998 (the Regulations) regulates the transport of dangerous goods. Under these Regulations, road vehicles transporting dangerous goods in bulk require a bulk vehicle licence
Fatigue in the transport industry
Information on fatigue and how to manage it as a workplace hazard
