Raise Training is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 91655) providing quality courses relating to the transport industry.
We are accredited by the NSW Environmental Protection Authority (EPA), WorkCover and Roads and Maritime Services (RMS).
We specialise in providing quality training courses relating to the transport, handling and storage of dangerous goods and work collaboratively with driving schools and independant driving instructors throughout NSW in the delivery of heavy vehicle licensing courses.
RAISE Training is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 91655) providing quality training courses relating to the transport and logistics industry.
Our courses are delivered with training partners throughout NSW locally by industry experienced trainers and assessors.
Capital Road Safety Education is a training company which specialises in road safety. As such, we operate the ACT Road Ready Centres for new drivers. We also operate the Revolution Driver Training, our Canberra based driving school.
"We aim to give new drivers the very best start possible in road safety and training, through nationally recognized competency based courses. We also deliver innovative educational programs to elevate the national standard of providing quality driver training. Road Ready is a community based road safety program that aims to reduce the number and severity of road crashes in the ACT."
- Steve Lake, CEO
Revolution Driver Training commenced operations in 2020.
While it is relatively new in Canberra, it is part of The Road Ready Centre operations, which is a premiere road safety training and education organisation, operating since the year 2000.
The Road Ready Centre are experts in road safety education design and delivery and have the most in depth knowledge in the ACT of the issues learner and provisional drivers face, and what leads to them becoming involved in crashes.
This expertise allows us to educate our driving instructors better and help them to prepare learner drivers for safe solo driving and avoid being involved in incidents on the road.
The Road Ready Centre is working to build the Revolution Driver Training business, to ensure we have a team of highly expert driving instructors with diverse backgrounds reflective of our community, achieve the highest quality standards we can, a high quality of customer service and very importantly the highest quality of driving instruction delivered in the ACT.
Revolution Driver Training aligns with the values of The Road Ready Centre, which is to reduce road trauma to the Australian community through quality road safety education and training.
This value is at our core and drives everything we do.
It is our goal to ensure that every new driver is given as much attention, motivation, skills and confidence to enable them to successfully commence their driving career.
Beck's are extremely proud to work with the Canberra Raiders. We have had the privilege working with the Raiders Well Being department to develop a program to help support players in the NRl & NRLW and staff in their future career opportunities.
The Australian Driver Trainers Association Members are qualified to provide a high standard of instruction for all types of driving licences - from cars to heavy vehicles, motor bikes and buses.
The ADTA's origins go back more than 50 years - from the Motor Schools Association and the Driving Schools Association.
Since its formation the ADTA has been the leading body representing driving instructors and has established itself as a respected Association at state and national level able to contribute to a wide range of issues and topics relating to driver training & education.
ADTA's mission is ensuring that those learning to drive receive the best possible tuition, by improving the methods, skills, resources, and professionalism of Driver Trainers.
The Transport Women Australia Limited is a member based not for profit organisation supporting women in all areas of the transport industry.
They provide networking and mentoring opportunities for women working in or interested in the transport industry. They promote diversity, provide encouragement and opportunities towards non-traditional career paths in transport. They promote the recognition of achievements, and a forum for views and contributions made by women.
Women in Trucking Australia is a non-profit public company limited by guarantee, founded BY female heavy vehicle drivers FOR female heavy vehicle drivers. Established for the long-haul.
WiTA’s strategic priorities will focus on:
Research shows that increasing female workforce participation in male dominated sectors has a cumulative positive effect on client relationships, best practice, productivity gains and organizational performance. Increasing female heavy vehicle driver workforce participation across the Australian road transport sector will address heavy vehicle driver skills shortages and have a positive impact on the current negative industry image
The Australasian College of Road Safety is the region’s peak membership association for road safety with a vision of eliminating death and serious injury on the road. Our members include experts from all areas of road safety including policy makers, health and transport professionals, academics, community organisations, researchers, federal, state and local government agencies, private companies and members of the public.
The purpose of the ACRS is to support our members in their efforts to eliminate serious road trauma through knowledge sharing, professional development, networking and advocacy. Our objectives include the promotion of road safety as a critical organisational objective within government, business and the community; the promotion and advocacy of policies and practices that support harm elimination; the improvement of relative safety outcomes for vulnerable demographic and user groups within the community; the promotion of post- crash policies and practices; and the promotion of a collegiate climate amongst all those with responsibilities for and working in road safety.
NatRoad has a proud history dating back to 1948. As the largest Australian road freight transport association, NatRoad represents the interests of the $66 billion industry and its members. A not-for-profit association NatRoad is 100% funded through membership fees and business partnerships. No funding is provided by government or unions.
Our vision is to enable the road transport industry to remain viable and sustainable into the future by improving the operating environment.
Recognised as a leading voice for industry we work with government, industry, members, and partners to improve the working environment for all road freight transport operators:
Our industry and members voices are representated through government engagement and consultation.
We support members by connecting them with industry experts regarding issues impacting their business across Australia.
Originating in 1893, Road Freight NSW (RFNSW) is the peak industry organisation for the road and freight industry in NSW.
Road Freight NSW began as ATA NSW in 2007. The organisation has developed to become a respected advocate for trucking operators, as a conduit to government, regulators and enforcement agencies.
In 2015 the new name, Road Freight NSW, articulates our independent and authoritative viewpoint thanks to our respected executive leadership and the passion and expertise of members contributing to the Policy Council.
Simon O’Hara is the current CEO of Road Freight NSW and has years of experience in transport and is admitted as a solicitor in NSW and the High Court of Australia.
Road Freight NSW also addresses sector specific issues around the ports, dangerous goods, freight and over-size/over-mass access.
Road Freight NSW engages actively with Premiers, ministers, politicians, senior public servants and meets regularly with the Roads and Maritime Service, Transport for NSW, NSW Ports, National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) and the Australian Trucking Association to affect positive change to the industry.
And, we focus on improving the culture within the road freight industry to realise a better public image for our members.
Road Freight NSW has a Board of operators that are directors of the organisation and we also have a Policy Council made comprising of industry leaders dealing with general freight, containers, dangerous goods and oversize and over-mass heavy vehicles.
We are a grass roots organisation that has sub-committees for:
– Containers
– OverSize/OverMass
– Dangerous Goods
– General Freight
These sub-committees raise industry specific issues with RFNSW and we often invite along RMS, NHVR and partners to these meetings for their input and contribution.
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Unit 7, 83 Lysaght Street, Mitchell ACT 2911
ABN: 78 639 166 779
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