Rules, tools and directories for heavy vehicle drivers in Australia, from official sources
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Heavy vehicle training organisations in Australia

531 training organisationsFrom official dataUpdated September 2026

531 registered training organisations with their head office in Australia and heavy vehicle units on their scope. Open one for its courses, the states it may train in and its contact details.

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Registered training organisations with heavy vehicle licence, heavy vehicle driving, dangerous goods, fatigue management or work diary units on their scope, from the National Training Register.

Questions

What does “on scope” mean?
A registered training organisation may only deliver and certify the units on its scope of registration. This list takes the organisations whose scope includes at least one heavy vehicle licence, heavy vehicle driving, dangerous goods, fatigue management or work diary unit.
Is the address where the training happens?
No. The register gives the head office address. Many organisations train at other sites, or in other states; each card shows which states the organisation is approved to deliver in.
Who licenses the drivers?
The training organisation assesses you; your state or territory licensing authority issues the licence.
How many training organisations are listed?
531, most of them in Queensland (175).