Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Accreditation and Other Provisions) Regulation 2015
sch.2-sec.11Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual and National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual
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sch.2-sec.11 Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual and National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual
A holder of an AIS approval must comply with— for the inspection of a light vehicle under the holder’s AIS approval—the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or for the inspection of a heavy vehicle under the holder’s AIS approval—the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual. The ‘National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual’ may be accessed on the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s website. If the AIS approval relates to the inspection of light vehicles, the proprietor of the AIS must ensure a copy of the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual— can be accessed at each AIS to which the approval relates; and is available for— use by an approved examiner for inspecting a vehicle; and inspection by any other person at the AIS. If the AIS approval relates to the inspection of heavy vehicles, the proprietor of the AIS must ensure a copy of the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual— can be accessed at each AIS to which the approval relates; and is available for— use by an approved examiner for inspecting a vehicle; and inspection by any other person at the AIS. The proprietor of the AIS must ensure— the proprietor or an approved examiner operating from the AIS is— before undertaking an inspection for issuing an inspection certificate for a light vehicle, familiar with the contents of the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or before undertaking an inspection for issuing a certificate of inspection for a heavy vehicle, familiar with the contents of the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual; and in deciding whether or not a vehicle is defective, the proprietor or approved examiner has appropriate regard to the requirements of— if the vehicle is a light vehicle—the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual. In this section— certificate of inspection see the Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Standards and Safety) Regulation 2021 , section 66 (1) . sch 2 s 11 amd 2021 SL No. 114 s 151 (2) – (4) (sch.2-sec.11-ssec.1) A holder of an AIS approval must comply with— for the inspection of a light vehicle under the holder’s AIS approval—the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or for the inspection of a heavy vehicle under the holder’s AIS approval—the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual. The ‘National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual’ may be accessed on the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s website. (sch.2-sec.11-ssec.2) If the AIS approval relates to the inspection of light vehicles, the proprietor of the AIS must ensure a copy of the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual— can be accessed at each AIS to which the approval relates; and is available for— use by an approved examiner for inspecting a vehicle; and inspection by any other person at the AIS. (sch.2-sec.11-ssec.3) If the AIS approval relates to the inspection of heavy vehicles, the proprietor of the AIS must ensure a copy of the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual— can be accessed at each AIS to which the approval relates; and is available for— use by an approved examiner for inspecting a vehicle; and inspection by any other person at the AIS. (sch.2-sec.11-ssec.4) The proprietor of the AIS must ensure— the proprietor or an approved examiner operating from the AIS is— before undertaking an inspection for issuing an inspection certificate for a light vehicle, familiar with the contents of the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or before undertaking an inspection for issuing a certificate of inspection for a heavy vehicle, familiar with the contents of the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual; and in deciding whether or not a vehicle is defective, the proprietor or approved examiner has appropriate regard to the requirements of— if the vehicle is a light vehicle—the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual; or if the vehicle is a heavy vehicle—the National Heavy Vehicle Inspection Manual. (sch.2-sec.11-ssec.5) In this section— certificate of inspection see the Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Vehicle Standards and Safety) Regulation 2021 , section 66 (1) .