Assessing Fitness to Drive - Medical Standards for Licensing and Clinical Management Guidelines - VIC - Australian Business Licence and Information Service

Description

You will need to comply with these guidelines to drive a vehicle transporting explosives.

Applicants for a licence to transport explosives will need to provide evidence of medical fitness. This evidence must be a certificate issued by a registered medical practitioner and that certifies that the applicant is fit to drive a vehicle.

Service type

Code of Practice

A code of practice is a set of rules which details how people in a certain industry should behave. A code of practice can be defined as a result of legislation or by industry regulators and bodies.

Eligibility requirements

Please contact the agency for eligibilty requirements.

Forms

Task	Business Structure	Resources
Comply	All	Driver Commercial Health Assessment - Medical Certificate (Opens in new window)

Other resources

Task	Business Structure	Resources
Comply	All	Assessing Fitness to Drive - Medical Standards for Licensing and Clinical Management Guidelines - PDF (Opens in new window)

Act(s) name

Dangerous Goods Act 1985 Victoria

Regulation(s) name

Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulations 2022 Victoria

Dangerous Goods (Transport by Road or Rail) Regulations 2018 Victoria

Administering agency

Department of Treasury and Finance

WorkSafe Victoria

Contact details

**Please use these contact details for help or more information:**

WorkSafe Advisory Service

WorkSafe Victoria

Department of Treasury and Finance
Victoria
Operating address:	1 Malop Street Geelong, Victoria 3220
Mailing address:	GPO BOX 4293 Melbourne, Victoria 3001
Toll Free:	1800 136 089
Contact us website:	Contact WorkSafe Victoria (Opens in new window)
Website:	WorkSafe Victoria (Opens in new window)

Supporting information

Assessing Fitness to Drive (Opens in new window)

Assessing Fitness to Drive - Medical Standards for Licensing and Clinical Management Guidelines - Victoria