LEARNERS GUIDE YOU MUST STUDY THIS HANDOUT

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1 LEARNERS GUIDE YOU MUST STUDY THIS HANDOUT

2 LEARNERS GUIDE National RTO Code : Halifax Drive Bunbury WA 6230 Phone : Fax : keenboys@westnet.com.au Web : Competency Standard for Medium Rigid Heavy Rigid Heavy Combination Multi Combination

3 COPYRIGHT Copyright 2000, 2001, , 2004 by KEEN S All rights reserved This manual is the proprietary work of KEEN S. This manual or any part thereof may not be reproduced in any form whatsoever, whether by electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system without prior written permission from KEEN S. DISCLAIMER ACCORDINGLY : v No warranty is given that it is free from error or omission; and v KEEN S and its servants expressly disclaim liability for any act or omission done in reliance on the document, or any part thereof, or for any consequences of any such act or omission. v EMPLOYER TO NOTE Disclaimer Employer to note This assessment has been completed under the guidelines of the Australian Qualifications Training Framework. However, whilst the participant has been assessed as competent at the time of the assessment, KEEN S (WA) PTY LTD cannot guarantee that competency by the participant is maintained should the assessee s work habits or work environment change in the future. Document Owner : KEEN S TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING BUNBURY.

4 Pre-Assessment Briefing Driving Standard: To pass this assessment you have to show me that you are competent in driving to the Driver Competency Standards set by the Department of Transport. Driving Assessment: Your assessment will take a minimum of ½ hour to 2 hours, driving in a range of traffic situations. During the assessment I will advise you to turn left or right with ample time to execute the manoeuvre. Once the manoeuvre is completed, continue on that stretch of road until I ask you to make another turn or to stop. These are the only directions I can give to you, as you must drive the vehicle as though you are on your own. If Unsure: If at any point during the assessment, you are unsure as to the directions I have issued, please let me know immediately and I will repeat any instructions to you, but I will not be telling you how to drive; you must show me that you can drive. Recording Data: During the course of your assessment it is very important that you know I will be taking down notes, data and important information. Please do not assume that you have done anything wrong as I will also be recording all your good points as well. Assessment Result: This will be given to you after we have returned to the starting point (office) and I will have added up your scores. In the event of a not competent decision, the reasons why and any further training needs can or will be discussed.

5 How you will be assessed. You will be assessed as per the assessment guide on a wide range of your abilities, including pre-start checks, gear changing, braking, acceleration, reversing and interaction with other road users. Assessment will be discontinued if the student : v Is judged by the assessor of not being able to take the assessment. v Vehicle is not roadworthy. v Vehicle is not appropriate for the class or type of license assessment. v Vehicle breaks down during the assessment. v Is judged by the assessor that something that would not normally be present during the assessment that adversely affects the authenticity, fairness, reliability or validity of the assessment. v Assessor has to intervene or give assistance to avoid a potentially dangerous situation. v Disobeys a mandatory sign. v Disobeys any traffic regulation that immediately or potentially threatens safety. v Drives without a seat belt. v Fails to respond to a crisis or potential crisis that would normally be anticipated by an experienced driver. v Causes a crisis or potential crisis. v Refuses to attempt any part of the assessment. v Refuse to follow any reasonable direction given by the assessor. v Intimidates the Assessor. v Causes heavy brake lock-up (except for emergency situations). v Removes both hands from the steering wheel whilst driving. v Has a 1/3 or more of the vehicle on the wrong side (except for turns). v Fails to comply with the instruction(s) of : v Police, Oversize, Pilot, Road works, v Assessor (reverse or manoeuvre) v Offers a bribe to the assessor. v Is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. v Exceeds speed limit by more than 10 km/h.

6 v Multiple speed limit violations by 5 km/h or more. v Shows any form of dangerous driving. v Fails to execute hill decent in safe and controlled manner. v Fails to stop at a STOP sign. v Fails to stop at a RED stop light. v Hits kerbs frequently. v Coasting (out of gear). v Reassessment(s) include : v Coupling and Uncoupling procedures. v Unable to reverse a Semi trailer around a bend without hitting kerbs v Unable to reverse a B Double 70 metres in a controlled zone, or within the required time period. v Unable to complete hill decent in a safe and controlled manner.

7 Pre/Start Vehicle Inspection Training As part of your training you will learn to do a Full pre/start on the Vehicle this form is what you will be looking at.

8 In the time with us you will have to do a quick Test Please Lean the below Questions & Answers You will have to answer 10 Question as part of your Training What are your responsibilities as a Truck Driver? Question 1: What is the maximum blood alcohol content for drivers of non-commercial vehicles in Western Australia? 0.05 Question 2: What is the maximum blood alcohol content for drivers of Commercial Vehicles in Western Australia? 0.00 Question 3: Question 4: Question 5: Question 6: Question 7: Question 8: Question 9: Question 10: What is the minimum continuous rest break during a 24 hour period for a single driver? 7 hours What is the minimum total time not working in 72 hours for a single driver? 27 hours What is the maximum time between major rest breaks (7 hours or longer) for a single driver? 17 hours What is the minimum number of days off (24 hours continuous period) where working time has exceeded 144 hours in any 14 days for a single driver? 2 days What is the minimum number of days off (24 hours continuous period) during any 28 days where working time is less than 144 hours in any 14 days for a single driver? 4 days What is the minimum non-work time in a 24 hour period (does not have to be continuous) for a two-up driver? 7 hours What is the minimum continuous non-work time in a stationary vehicle in 48 hours for a two-up driver? 7 hours What is the minimum continuous non-work time away from the vehicle in 7 days for a two-up driver? 48 hours

9 Question 11: What is the maximum continuous work time (driving and non-driving work time) before a break must be taken for all drivers? 5 hours Question 12: What is the minimum short break time a schedule must allow for each 5 hours of work time for all drivers? 20 minutes Question 13: What is the minimum amount of short break time to be taken during or after 5 hours of work time for all drivers? 10 minutes Question 14: What is the time period after which a short break is considered to be non-working time for all drivers? 30 minutes Question 15: What is the maximum active work time in any 14 days for all drivers? 168 hours Question 16: Answers: In addition to the task of driving a vehicle, write in 3 other responsibilities of a driver that are set out in laws and regulations. Wearing of seat belts Observing driving hours limits Responsibility for personal health and fitness Load security Dimensions and weights within legal limits, and permits for over-dimension loads Consumption of drugs and alcohol Behaviour of vehicle occupants Observance of other regulations relating to loads (such as Dangerous Goods, explosives, livestock, etc). Question 17: What are the requirements of a heavy vehicle driver descending Green Mount, Lesmurdie and Bedfordale hills, that has a permit to carry extra mass. Must stop in parking bay at the top of the hill, conduct a mid trip inspection and then proceed at a maximum speed of 40 km/h. Question 18: What other two (2) qualifications do you need to drive a multi combination vehicle? 1. Medical certificate (current) and, 2. An Occupational Saftey and Health certificate to national competency standard F1 (Blue card).

10 In the time with us you will have to do a quick Test Please Lean the below Questions & Answers You will have to answer 10 Question as part of your Training Questions & Answers for Class MR, HR, HC and MC Licenses. Question 1 : What is the maximum mass that may be carried on a single axle with dual tyres other than an omnibus? 9000 kg. Question 2 : What is the maximum speed limit in a Built-up area unless otherwise indicated for a vehicle which has a load that weighs more than 4.5 tonnes? 50 km/hr. Question 3 : What is the maximum permissible height of a vehicle and its load? 4.3 metres. Question 4 : A heavy vehicle or combination of vehicles (ie licensed for an aggregate mass of over 12 tonnes) is compelled to carry certain emergency equipment, if outside a Built-Up area.what is this equipment? 3 portable warning signs complying with the relevant Australian Standards. Question5 : Under the regulations, what is the permissible width, including the load, of any vehicle? 2.5 metres. Question 6 : What are the requirements in regard to any over-load permit which may be issued? The permit must be carried in the vehicle and be produced on demand by any Police Officer. Question7 : When must a trailer be equipped with breakaway brakes? Where the gross mass exceeds 2 tonnes or is a semi-trailer or pole type-type trailer. Question 8 : What is the legal speed limit for a goods vehicle, the total mass of which taking into account any trailer attached and including the total load carried, is more than 12 tonnes? 100 km/hr.

11 Question 9 : Is it permissible to tow a trailer behind an articulated vehicle? Not without the written permission, of the Commissioner of Main Roads. Question 10 : What are the provisions with regard to condition of mudguards? They shall be in good condition, free from cracks and sharp or jagged edges. Question 11 : Under the regulations, what is the maximum permitted length of an articulated vehicle and its load? 19.0 metres. Question 12 : What is the permissible overall length, including the load, of any rigid vehicle other than an omnibus? 12.5 metres. Question 13 : What is the maximum mass that may be carried on a single axle with single tyres other than an omnibus? 6000 kg. Question 14 : What must you do when you desire to carry an over-width, over-height or over-length load or a load exceeding that for which the vehicle is licensed for? Obtain a permit from the Commissioner of Main Roads, or appointed agent. Question 15 : If you are hauling a load greater than your license permits, what may you be compelled to do in relation to the over load, "either where you are stopped or at a specified place?" Off load the excess. Question 16 : What is the maximum distance a load is permitted to overhang the front and/or rear of a motor vehicle? 1.2 metres. Question 17 : In the event of a disabled vehicle being left on a carriageway outside a Built-Up area during the hours of darkness, in what position must the portable warning signs be placed? One sign must be placed beside the vehicle, and one each to the front and rear at a distance of between 50 metres and 150 metres and, wherever practicable, so that at least one sign is visible to an approaching driver at a distance of not less than 200 metres.

12 Prime Mover & Semi Trailer/Converter Dolly These diagrams show the location and description of various mechanical and safety features for a Prime Mover and the Semi-trailer/Converter Dolly.

13 Avoids Imminent Crash Crashes are rare events. Even defensive drivers, will be surprised by road users, actually violating orderly behaviour. Defensive drivers, keep enough space in reserve to avoid a crash, should their own or another driver s, judgement fail. Other road users are alerted to imminent danger. T Brake failure Tyre failure Fire Traffic emergency [eg: on-coming vehicle on incorrect side of road]; or Skids. his may involve sounding the horn or flashing the headlights. Imminent danger means: When other road users start to violate orderly behaviour, sufficient stopping space is maintained to avoid crashing. Stopping is considered safer than swerving to avoid a crash, provided sufficient space is available. The following table lists braking distances (at 60% efficiency) at various speeds. To help with judging these distances while driving, the equivalent travel times are listed. Just as two seconds can be used to judge following distance, these times can be used to judge braking distances. BRAKE DISTANCE CHART VEHICLE TYPE SPEED 100 km/hr SPEED 80 km/hr SPEED 60 km/hr SPEED 20 km/hr REACTION TIME.75 of a second (average) 20m 16m 12m 4m B-DOUBLE 192.4m 112.1m 18.1m 10.3m RIGID TRUCK 105.0m 56.7m 24.6m 3.2m ARTICULATED TRUCK 86.4m 49.0m 25.0m 2.0m COACH 73.8m 45.1m 22.3m 1.4m 4 WHEEL DRIVE 56.5m 37.6m 23.8m 2.7m MOTOR CYCLE 40.2m 24.4m 13.7m 3.6m CAR 37.2m 27.2m 17.2m 3.3m To obtain overall stopping distance, add reaction time to brake distance. Vehicle to weight legally fully laden. Vehicles brakes working and in good condition. Good bitumen surface. Completed without brake lock-up. Reaction time of.75 of a second. NOTE :.75 of a second was achieved as a result of the test driver knowing he would be told to stop. In reality, the reaction time would be 1 2 seconds, or none at all.

14 National Heavey Vehicle Driver's License classifications will replace the current Western Australian Driver's License classification. The new classifications are as follow :- LR LIGHT RIGID VEHICLE * Any motor vehicle with a GVM exceeding 4.5 tonnes not exceeding 8 tonnes * Any motor vehicle equipped to carry more than 12 adult persons ( including the Driver) * May tow a single trailer ( including a semi-trailer) with weight limits imposed by * VSR's but not exceeding a GVM of 9 tonnes. * Any motor vehicle under LR Class. * ( Must have held a C class ( car ) licence for 1 Year ) MR MEDIUM RIGID VEHICLE * Any motor vehicle with a GVM greater than 8 tonnes with 2 axles. * May tow a single trailer ( not semi-trailer) not exceeding 9 tonnes GVM. * Any motor vehicle under LR Class. * ( must have held a C clas ( car ) licence for 1 Year HR HEAVY RIGID VEHICLE * Any motor vehicle with a GVM greater than 8 tonnes with 3 or more axles. * May tow a single trailer ( not a semi-trailer) not exceeding 9 tonnes GVM. * Any motor vehicle under MR class. * ( Must have held a C ( car ) claas licence for 2 years ) HC HEAVY COMBINATION VEHICLE * Any motor vehicle with a GVM greater then 8 tonnes and towing a single trailer (including a semi trailer) exceeding 9 tonnes GVM. * This combination may also tow a single trailer (not semi-trailer) exceeding 9 tonnes GVM. * Any motor vehicle under HR class. * ( Must have held a C ( car ) class licence for 3 Years and MR or HR for 1 Year ) MC MULTI COMBINATION VEHICLE * Any Heavy Combination unit towing one or more trailers over 9 tonnes GVM. * Any motor vehicle under HC class. * ( Must have held a C class licence for 3 Years and HR or HC for 1 Year ) Note : GVM = Gross Vehicle Mass VSR = Vehicle Standards Regulations

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17 DECLARATION FOR STUDENTS & ENROLMENT QUESTIONS NATIONAL RTO CODE : YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTION BELOW ( THANK YOU ) FULL NAME : POST ADDRESS : TOWN : STATE : POST CODE : PHONE : MOBILE : ADDRESS : LICENCE NUMBER : EXPIRE DATE ON LICENCE : DO YOU HAVE A LEANERS PERMIT : ( YES ) ( NO ) EXPIRE DATE OF PERMIT : CLASS YOU A GOING FOR : DATE OF BIRTH : GENDER : MALE FEMALE USI NUMBER : ( USI ) is a Unique Student Identifier Number All people doing training need to have a USI number, If you do not have a USI number, Do we have permission to obtain one for you? YES TOWN OF BIRTH : COUNTRY OF BIRTH : PASSPORT NUMBER : OR MEDICARE NUMBER : EXPIRE DATE ON CARD : THE NUMBER YOU ARE ON THE CARD : IS THE CARD : BLUE YELLOW GREEN NO ( We do not have permission to get your USI number ) You will not receive your Certificate of Attainment until you have provided us with a valid USI. You will need to go online to register for a USI and provide us with your USI number before you can complete your training. Are you an Australian or New Zealand Citizen? Yes No Are you an permanent resident of Australia? Yes No

18 1. DRUGS : ARE DRUG FREE. UNLESS A MEDICAL PRACTITIONER HAS PRESCRIBED THE DRUGS. THE SAID PRESCRIBED DRUG WILL NOT AFFECT MY ABILITIES TO CARRY OUT ( EACH AND ALL ) MY LESSONS. INSTRUCTIONS & / OR ASSESSMENTS. PLEASE NOTE : KEENS TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING BUNBURY WILL NOT TOLERATE THE USE OF DRUGS ON PREMISES OR WHILST DRIVING / OPERATING VEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT. ANY STUDENTS / STAFF MEMBERS FOUND TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS AND IS INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT, CAN BE SUED TO RECOVER LOSSES. 2. FATIGUE : HAVE HAD SUFFICIENT SLEEP TO SAFELY PERFORM EACH AND ALL ) MY LESSONS, INSTRUCTIONS & / OR ASSESSMENTS. PLEASE NOTE : WARNING SIGNS OF FATIGUE CAN INCLUDE, ( A ) HEAVINESS IN THE EYES ( B ) DIMMED VISION ( C ) PRESSURE IN THE HEAD & TEMPLES ( D ) THIRST & HUNGER ( E ) CRAMPS THE ONLY CURE FOR FATIGUE IS SLEEP OR REST 3. ALCOHOL HAVE A ZERO BLOOD ALCOHOL READING AT COMMENCEMENT OF (EACH AND ALL ) MY LESSONS, INSTRUCTIONS & / OR ASSESSMENTS. I AM AWARE THAT KEEN S HAS A PORTABLE BREATHALYZER ON THE PREMISES AND MAY BE ASKED TO SUBMIT TO A TEST UPON REQUEST FROM THE DIRECTOR. PLEASE NOTE KEEN S WILL NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY PERSON, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL WHILST DRIVING / OPERATING ANY VEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT. ANY STUDENT / STAFF MEMBER FOUND TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND IS INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT COULD BE SUED TO RECOVER LOSSES ON SIGNING THIS I DECLARE THAT I UNDERSTAND THAT PLEASE NOTE, ON SIGNING THIS DECLARATION YOU ARE SIGNING IT TO SAY YOU CAN READ AND UNDERSTAND ENGLISH, IF YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH AND YOU PUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR / ASSESSOR OR THE PUBLIC AT RISK YOU WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE AND WILL NOT GET A REFUND. * I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE IS A $50.00 BOOKING FEE ON ALL BOOKINGS AND THAT IT IS NOT REFUNDABLE. * I UNDERSTAND ALL LESSON S MUST BE PAID IN FULL WHEN BOOKED. * I UNDERSTAND THERE IS A $ TO $ DEPOSIT ON ALL COURSES * IF I DO NOT GIVE 5 WORKING DAYS NOTICE TO CANCEL,MOVE OR CHANGE A BOOKING I WILL LOSE MY FULL PAYMENT ON THE BOOKING. PLEASE NOTE: IF THERE IS A PUBLIC HOLDAY ALLOW AN EXTRA DAYS NOTICE BOOKING CANCEL BY Monday 5:00pm Friday the Full week prior Tuesday 5:00pm Monday week Prior Wednesday 5:00pm Tuesday week Prior Thursday 5:00pm Wednesday week prior Friday 5:00pm Thursday week prior * I UNDERSTAND WHEN I START MY TRAINING AND DO NOT WISH TO FINISH THE COURSE/ LESSON S THERE IS NO REFUND OR CREDIT I WILL LOSE THE FULL AMOUNT PAID. * I UNDERSTAND WHEN I BOOK INTO A COURSE I CAN NOT CHANGE OR SWAP TRUCK S * I UNDERSTAND IF I FAIL MY ASSESSMENT THERE IS NO REFUNDS OR A DISCOUNTS ON ANY OTHER BOOKING * I UNDERSTAND THAT MY LESSON / TEST MUST BE PRE/PAID BEFORE BEING BOOKED. * PERSONS FAILING TO ATTEND A BOOKING FORFEIT THEIR FULL PAYMENT. * I UNDERSTAND IF I CANCEL A BOOKING AND I GET A CREDIT ON MY TRAINING, THAT THE CREDIT WILL RUN OUT AFTER 12 MONTHS AND THE FULL CREDIT WILL BE LOST. * I UNDERSTAND ALL PRICES ARE CORRECT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE SIGNED : DATE :

19 Language and Cultural Diversity Standard Enrolment Questions National RTO Code : You are not required to answer all of these Questions. If you do not want to answer a question, Please leave it blank. 1. In which country were you born? Australia Other please specify 2. Are you an Australian or New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident? YES NO 3. Do you speak a language other than English at Home? YES Please Specify: NO English Only Go to question 5 4. If you do not speak a language other than English, Please leave this question blank. How well do you speak English? Very Well Well Not well Not at All 5. Are you of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Origin? NO YES, Aboriginal YES, Torres Strait Inlander YES, Both Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Disability 6. Do you consider yourself to have a disability, impairment or long-term condition? YES NO go to question 8 7. If you indicated the presence of a disability, impairment or long-term condition, Please select any applicable areas in the following list: * Hearing/Deaf * Mental Illness Other * Physical * Acquired brain impairment * Intellectual * Vision * Learning * Medical Condition

20 Schooling 8. What is your highest completed school level? Year 12 or equivalent Year 9 or Below Year 11 or equivalent Never attended school go to question 10 Year 10 or equivalent 9. In which year did you complete that school level? 10. Are you still attending secondary school? YES NO Previous Qualifications 11. Have you successfully completed any previous qualifications? YES NO Go to question If you indicated that you have completed and previous qualifications, please select any applicable qualifications from the following list: Bachelor degree or higher degree Certificate III ( or trade certificate ) Advanced diploma or associate degree Certificate II Diploma ( or associate diploma ) Certificate I Certificate IV ( or advanced certificate/technician ) Certificate other than the above Employment 13. Of the following categories, please tick one box to indicate which best describes your current employment status? Full time employment Employed unpaid worker in a Family Business Part-Time employment Unemployed seeking full-time work Self employed not employing other Unemployed seeking part-time work Employer Not employed not seeking employment Study Reason 14. Of the following categories, please tick one box to indicate which best describes your reason for undertaking this Training / Course? To get a job To develop my existing Business To start my own Business To try for a different career To get a better job or promotion It was a requirement of my job I wanted extra skills for my job To get into another course of study For personal interest or self-development Other reason

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