Roster and Trip Planner
Roster and trip planner that checks planned work fits the hours and rest rules.
What it proves at audit
Heavy Vehicle Accreditation criteria this document produces evidence for. Check your readiness.
Why operators use it
We use FAT-02 to turn a job, roster or customer commitment into a credible plan that protects safe work, recovery and fitness-to-drive rather than pushing the driver to solve an unrealistic schedule on the road.
Fatigue and fitness-to-drive risk starts before a vehicle moves. It is affected by what work is allocated, the actual hours arrangement, route and traffic conditions, loading/unloading and waiting, access/site constraints, delivery windows, customer/prime expectations, vehicle/load needs, recovery opportunity, resources and the ability to re-plan when conditions change. FAT-02 makes those factors visible early enough to make a safe decision.
From the companion guide that comes with this document.
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Procedure for managing fatigue and fitness to drive, configured to your operating rules.
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Driver self-assessment before driving, with the safe response if the answer is yes or unsure.
Procedure for standing a driver down safely and escalating without blame.