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National Transport Commission (Model Act on Heavy Vehicle Speeding Compliance) Regulations 2008
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A loading manager is – (a) a person who manages, or who is responsible for the operation of, a premises at which usually on a business day at least 5 heavy vehicles are loaded with goods for transport, or have goods that the vehicles have transported unloaded; or (b) a person who directly or indirectly supervises, manages or controls the loading or unloading of heavy vehicles at such a premises.
Note: Examples of a loading manager
Note: A company that runs, or a site manager for, a distribution centre.
Note: Example of calculation of vehicle numbers
Note: At a premises on a usual business day, 3 heavy vehicles are loaded with goods, and 3 other heavy vehicles have goods that have been transported to the premises unloaded. The manager of the premises is a loading manager because at least 5 vehicles are usually loaded or unloaded at the premises on a business day.