Overview

Are you ready to steer your career in a rewarding direction? The Certificate III in Driving Operations (TLI31222) is designed to equip you with the necessary skills for a successful career in the Australian transport and waste management industry. With a mix of practical training and theoretical knowledge, you will learn how to operate various vehicles, adhere to industry regulations, and become a professional driver.

Why Should I Do This Course?

1. Nationally Recognised Qualification: Gain a qualification that’s recognised across Australia, opening doors to a variety of career opportunities in transport and waste management.
2. Develop Essential Driving Skills: Learn to drive safely in diverse conditions, manage fatigue, and ensure proper cargo handling, ensuring you’re prepare for the road ahead.
3. Industry-Specific Knowledge:Understand transport regulations, vehicle maintenance, load management, and workplace safety, ensuring compliance and industry best practices.
4. Enhance Your Employability:Stand out to employers with a qualification tha demonstrates your readiness for positions such as waste collection driver, heavy vehicle operator, or logistics coordinator.

What Will I Get?

Upon completion, you will be proficient in:

1. Operating vehicles safely and efficiently across varying environments.
2. Applying road rules and safe driving practices.
3. Managing fatigue and planning efficient routes.
4. Handling cargo with appropriate load restraint techniques.

Industry Insights

1. High Demand: The Australian transport industry is projected to grow significantly, driven by increasing goods movement, particularly in freight and waste management. The Australian freight logistics market is expected to reach USD 94.50 billion by 2024, making this an opportune time to enter the industry. (mordorintelligence.com)
2. Labour Shortage: Australia is facing a shortage of qualified truck drivers, with a high demand for skilled workers in the logistics and transport sectors. According to Transport and Logistics Industry Skills Australia, the shortage of heavy vehicle drivers is contributing to an estimated 25,000 vacancies in the sector by 2026. (industryskillsaustralia.org.au)

Ready to Register?

Take the first step towards your new career by enrolling online or speaking with a Student Advisor for guidance.