Accreditations
Operator accreditations
Under section 12(1) of the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994, all operators of public passenger services must attain and maintain Operator Accreditation in order to provide public passenger services in Queensland. This requirement extends to individuals, partnerships and corporations.
The purpose of Operator Accreditation is to ensure operators are aware of, and accountable for:
- the provision of safe passenger transport services
- the management of their drivers
- high levels of service
- complying with the legislative standards.
A public passenger service:
- provides a transport service for fare or other considerations, or
- provides a transport service in the course of a trade or business (but not if it is provided by an employer solely for employees), or
- provides a transport service for the community or as a courtesy.
If you require any additional information, please select the links below or contact your nearest passenger transport office.
Information in this section:
- Approved inspection station
Information on approved inspection stations, including frequently asked questions, applications, amendment of accreditation and reorder forms.
- Approved Person Scheme
Information about how to become an Approved Person.
- Dangerous goods
The Department of Transport and Main Roads is the authority for the safe transport of dangerous goods by road in Qld and is also responsible for the development and implementation of the highest standards to ensure safety of transporters and other road users.
- Dangerous goods and industry licensing fees
This page details the fees, to apply for and renew dangerous goods and industry licensing accreditations.
- Driver and rider trainers
Contains links to information on how to become an accredited driver and rider trainer.
- Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme (HVRAS)
Information about how to become an authorised pre-registration inspector under the Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme (HVRAS).
- National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme
The National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme has been developed to offer transport operators a means to voluntary comply with regulations. In order to become accredited to the scheme, operators must implement a system in their business that provides documentary and auditable evidence to prove they are complying with the standards.
- Operator accreditation
Information about operator accreditation.
- Pilot and escort vehicle driver
Information for pilot and escort vehicle driver accreditation.
- Queensland Sprayer Certificate
Bitumen sprayers used on Department of Transport and Main Roads projects must have a Queensland Sprayer Certificate issued by the department.
- Rego Easy Scheme
The Rego Easy Scheme allows approved clients to perform limited transactions on behalf of the department.
- Tow trucks
The Tow Truck Act 1973 was established to assist in the management of, and set standards for, the crash related towing industry within regulated areas.
- Traffic controller accreditation scheme
The traffic controller accreditation scheme improves safety for all road users, including traffic controllers.
- Traffic Management Registration Scheme
The Traffic Management Registration Scheme will cover all traffic management companies wishing to undertake work on state-controlled roads and will improve safety and ensure consistency within the traffic management industry.
