RESOURCES
Load Restraint DVD
This segmented DVD (total duration approximately 20 minutes) can be used in a road transport or trade, training environment by business, training establishment or the individual. The DVD will make people aware of the need for correct load restraint. It will communicate safe transport of loads through explanation of basic principles such as vehicle selection, load positioning and stability, restraint equipment and checks.
This great Load Restraint DVD developed in WA by the transport industry is available for sale at a cost of $35.00 plus postage from the LTC.
Click on the DVD to download an order form.
CleanRun EcoDrive Resource Kit now available
Fleet operators - Do you want to reduce your fuel costs and emissions by working with your drivers to change their driving habits?
The CleanRun EcoDrive Resource Kit, an initiative by the Department of Environment and Conservation and funded by the federal government is now available.
The resource kit gives transport operators a new tool to help cut fuel costs and CO2 emissions. The EcoDrive kit provides resources for fleet operators to engage with their drivers to design an in-house EcoDrive training program. Resources include:
- a handbook
- a training package developed with industry experts, with a training video, Power Point presentation, workbooks, assessment tools and an in-cab training CD for drivers to listen to on the road
- information sheets with advice, instruction and background information for each task
- driver engagement tools with workshop materials, agendas, surveys and sample strategies
- ‘tools' for supporting change including templates for signs and posters, information booklets and written commitments
- evaluation tools for calculating baseline data and program results.
To find out more go to : CleanRun Update
To view a video on the program go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0DhGfBjgJ0
NEW CAREERS WEBSITE - THE LINC - www.the-linc.com.au/wa
The Logistics Training Council is proud to be associated with the recently updated industry-specific careers and occupation website, which features both national and locally based information.
The LINC (Logistics Information and Navigation Centre) website, an initiative by the South Australian Freight Council, is proudly supported by the Freight and Logistics Council of WA and similar authorities in other States.
The innovative website has been designed specifically to attract and retain skilled workers to the T & L industry, which is projected to triple in size by 2050 due to increased demand.
It features an interactive careers pathways tool designed to engage the individual and demonstrate the vast array of career opportunities available in the transport and logistics industry.
The website also includes sponsorship opportunities on both a state and national level.
For more information please refer to the following media release http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/aboutus/23262.asp
New Look Department of Training and Workforce Development Website
The Department of Training and Workforce Development has now launched its new website. To visit the website please follow link below:
http://www.dtwd.wa.gov.au/dtwd/detcms/portal/
In addition to and distinct from functioning as a web-based information system the website will also be used as a communication tool for all stakeholders to facilitate the ongoing workforce development consultation process.
Reflecting the broader responsibility of the Department of Training and Workforce Development for both training and workforce development, the website now details:
Ø Western Australian Workforce Profiles with historical data on Population, Economy, Labour Market, Training, Industry, Regions and Indigenous.
Ø Background on the Plan, key workforce development areas to be addressed and current information on phase 2 of the Plan.
Ø Workforce development related initiatives currently being progressed.
The second phase of the Plan’s development will see a series of workforce development briefing papers released in the coming weeks. These papers will address the key themes below and form the basis of the industry, community and government information exchange sessions to be held in May 2010.
Ø West Australian Workforce and Migration
Ø Attraction and Retention
Ø Workforce Participation
Ø Training and Productivity
Ø Planning and Coordination
Ø Indigenous Workforce
To register your interest in these information exchange sessions please do so online via the Registration of Interest Form on the Department of Training and Workforce Development website.
Are you a small business with less than 15 employees?
If you are, you could be eligible for a $15,000 grant from the Australian Government to put in place family friendly working arrangements.
For further information, visit:
http://www.deewr.gov.au/WorkplaceRelations/FreshIdeas/Pages/smallbusinessgrants.aspx
The new VET in Schools resource now available!
“Just In Time” – a resource kit designed and developed by the Skills Council for trainers, assessors, RTOs, teachers and Schools delivering the Certificate II in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing) to young people and new entrants to warehousing.
The resource kit is filled with learning and assessment activities. The resource is available for free download by clicking here or to purchase a professional produced copy through TVET Australia click here (as of Wednesday 17 February).
If you have any queries, please contact:
Robyn Stepnell
National Manager Projects
Transport & Logistics Industry Skills Council
Tel: 03 9604 7200
Inspired educational solutions
New Release - TL107 Transport & Logistics Training Package
Ten new Certificate II–III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage) electives
Additional elective units to enhance our already successful Certificate II and III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage) range are now available.
These 10 electives cover the knowledge and skills required within the Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage) sector, including safety and environmental concerns. Each workbook is written in plain English and learners will find them enjoyable and easy to understand.
The 10 new titles include:
- TLIA1107C Package goods
- TLIA2007C Replenish stock
- TLIA1507C Complete receival/dispatch documentation
- TLIA1607C Use inventory systems to organise stock control
- TLIA1907C Organise receival operations
- TLIA3807B Control and order stock
- TLID1407C Load and unload vehicles carrying special loads
- TLIA2607C Monitor storage facilities
- TLIA2407C Organise warehouse records operations
- TLIA1007C Coordinate goods to bond premises
Each workbook retails for $18.00 (inc. GST). The corresponding Trainer’s and assessor’s guide for each of the above units will be released in September.
For more information contact me on 1300 134 099 or click here to visit our website.
Kind regards,
Derek Lockhart
National Sales Manager
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Helpful Information For Employers
This pamphlet has been created by the Logistics Training Council with some helpful tips and information for employers with regards to Trainees and Registered Training Organisations.Click on the Logo to download the PDF format for printing.
The "Road Ahead" National Touring Exhibition
The Road Ahead exhibition was originally created in 1994 as the Safety Education Trailer by the Australian Trucking Association (ATA). The role of the Safety Education Trailer was to enhance the community's awareness of the Australian trucking industry and to increase safety awareness. The original Trailer was retired in 2005 and in 2008 The Road Ahead exhibition was launched.Visit the website for information on the exhibition itinerary and tips, news and contact information.
Trucking Industry Environmental Best Practice Guide
The Australian Trucking Association, in conjunction with the Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, has developed a new Trucking Industry Environmental Best Practice Guide to assist trucking operators establish a set of environmental guidelines for their business and assist in the prevention of environmental incidents. The Guide includes case studies from innovative companies who have pursued environmental objectives aligned with finding ways to lower their overheads and operating costs. Click on the image to download the guide.
Link to the DET website which lists amendments to the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996, fact sheets on the key amendments and how they affect employers, training providers, apprentices and trainees.
Australian Dangerous Goods Code 7th edition
Follow the above link to view and download the Australian Dangerous Good Code (7th Edition) and view any changes/amendments as they occur.