NHVAS Approved Registered Training Organisations

The updated Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) and new Heavy Vehicle Accreditation (HVA) scheme took effect on 1 August 2026. No new NHVAS accreditation is being granted, but existing NHVAS operators can continue to operate under the NHVAS until the expiry of their NHVAS accreditation. To continue your accreditation under HVA please see NHVAS transition to HVA scheme.

Approved RTO list

Registered Training Organisations (RTOs)

NHVR Go has the list of current Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) that have been approved by us to deliver and assess fatigue management courses TLIF0005 - Apply a fatigue risk management system and TLIF0006 - Administer a fatigue risk management system for NHVAS accreditation purposes.

All NHVR endorsed RTOs currently deliver face to face training, with a number endorsed to deliver training on-line.

Fatigue units of competency

The purpose of the fatigue units of competency is to provide drivers, schedulers, supervisors, administrators and managers with information critical to effectively manage the risk of fatigue in road transport operations. Once a driver or scheduler successfully completes these courses, they do not have to be re-trained when moving between accredited operators.

Heavy vehicle operators with Alternative Compliance Accreditation (ACA) – Fatigue, or operating under legacy fatigue accreditation modules of the National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS), are required to ensure their drivers, schedulers, supervisors and managers hold the relevant fatigue units of competency offered by an NHVR approved Registered Training Organisation (RTO).

For additional information in relation to fatigue management courses please see Training in fatigue risk management.

RTOs seeking to deliver and assess fatigue management courses

If you are an RTO seeking to deliver TLIF0005 and TLIF0006 for NHVAS accreditation purposes, complete the NHVR approved Registered Training Organisation application form (PDF, 169KB).