BFM Course

10 Years Experience

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Located in Mansfield, QLD

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Meet your fatigue management obligations with nationally recognised Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) training at Great Heavy Driving School in Brisbane. Designed for heavy vehicle drivers operating trucks and buses, this face-to-face course covers the skills and knowledge required to identify, manage and minimise fatigue in line with the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) requirements. Training is delivered in a practical classroom format by experienced instructors, and can be completed in a single day. Upon successful completion, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for TLIF0005 — a mandatory requirement for drivers seeking to operate under NHVR Fatigue Management Accreditation.

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Basic Fatigue Management Course Information

Duration: 4–6 hours of face-to-face classroom training (single day).
Cost: $250, which includes training, assessment, and necessary documentation.
Location: 359 Wecker Road, Mansfield, QLD, 4122.
Eligibility: Participants must hold a current photo ID, have a current USI number, and demonstrate basic English language, literacy and numeracy skills. Closed-in footwear and appropriate clothing must be worn.
Certification: TLIF0005 – Apply a fatigue risk management system (NHVR Approved – Truck and Bus Drivers)

Note: Completion of this unit is a necessary requirement for NHVR Fatigue Management Accreditation but is only one of the criteria. Prospective applicants should confirm eligibility with the NHVR before enrolling.

TLIF0005 – Apply a fatigue risk management system
  • Current photo ID required
  • Current USI (Unique Student Identifier) number required 
  • Basic competency in English language, literacy and numeracy 
  • Closed-in footwear and appropriate clothing must be worn

Timeline Process

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Confirm Eligibility & Book Your Course

Ensure you have a current photo ID, a valid USI number, and meet the basic language, literacy and numeracy requirements. Then book your preferred course date online or by phone.

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Complete Training & Assessment

Attend our face-to-face classroom course at our Brisbane facility. Training covers fatigue risk management strategies, work and rest limits, signs of fatigue, trip planning and NHVR compliance obligations. Assessment is completed on the same day.

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Receive
Certification

Upon successful completion, you will be issued a Statement of Attainment for TLIF0005. This certification is recognised by the NHVR and is a mandatory component of Fatigue Management Accreditation for heavy vehicle drivers.

SERVICES WE PROVIDE

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Fatigue Risk
Management

Understand the principles of fatigue risk management, including how to apply strategies in real driving scenarios and operate within a fatigue risk management system in line with NHVR requirements.

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Recognising & Responding to Fatigue

Develop the ability to identify signs of fatigue in yourself and others, and learn the appropriate responses to manage fatigue safely before it becomes a risk on the road.

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Work & Rest Limits

Learn how to comply with HVNL work and rest hour requirements, maintain accurate records, and plan and navigate trips to meet legal fatigue management obligations.

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NHVR Compliance

Understand the legislative framework that governs heavy vehicle fatigue management in Australia, including the Heavy Vehicle National Law and your obligations as a driver under the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator.

Basic Fatigue Management FAQs

The BFM course is required for heavy vehicle drivers — including truck and bus drivers — who operate under the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) Fatigue Management Accreditation scheme. It is also strongly recommended for any heavy vehicle driver wanting a thorough understanding of fatigue risk management obligations under the Heavy Vehicle National Law.

The course runs for approximately 4 to 6 hours of face-to-face classroom training and is completed in a single day. Assessment is conducted on the same day, and your Statement of Attainment is issued upon successful completion.

Yes. A current Unique Student Identifier (USI) number is required before you can be issued your Statement of Attainment. If you don't have one, you can create one for free at usi.gov.au before your course date.

No. Completion of TLIF0005 is a mandatory requirement for NHVR Fatigue Management Accreditation, but it is only one of several criteria. We recommend checking directly with the NHVR to confirm all requirements before enrolling

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