Armstrongs Driver Education

Armstrongs has developed and delivered training and assessment for the Transport & Logistics industry for over 50 years. Armstrongs is a Registered Training Office (RTO) and a VicRoads accredited heavy vehicle and motorcycle training and assessment centre working under the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF). Armstrongs is also WorkSafe accredited to deliver forklift license training and testing. Armstrongs believes that its students should have access to a training environment and facilities that promote and support their training experience. Armstrongs training services are conducted at a purpose built training facility in Thomastown. Armstrongs' licensing courses are designed to deliver quality training outcomes and provide students with skills and knowledge that exceed minimum licensing standards. In addition, all Armstrongs' licensing courses are designed to provide students with as much practical experience as possible in order to further develop and consolidate their skills. Armstrongs regularly conducts research and industry consultation in order to keep abreast of emerging skill sets and competencies that new heavy vehicles are required to possess in a constantly evolving transport and logistics market place. Armstrongs has a fleet of industry standard vehicles across all categories of heavy vehicle and all gearbox configurations which enable students to learn in the vehicle that best represents the type and configuration of vehicle that they will operate in a particular workplace environment and the transport industry in general. Armstrongs trainers have a wide range of industry experience and are VicRoads and WorkSafe accredited. All Armstrongs trainers hold a TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment and the TLI31210 Certificate III in Driving Operations. If your organisation is looking for a transport and logistics training provider they can trust, then contact Armstrongs the licensing specialists.

Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

The Australasian Railway Association (ARA) is the peak body for rail in Australia, representing all sectors of the rail industry. We represent an array of rail organisations, including private and public, passenger and freight operators, track owners and managers, manufacturers of rolling stock, construction companies and all other organisations supplying and contributing to the Australasian rail sector. We provide a coordinated and unified voice on relevant issues of national importance. The ARA engages political leaders at both the state and federal level in forward-looking discussions around industry potential. We bring about key policy reform to effectively enhance Australia’s productivity, economic and social prosperity, as well as its international competiveness. The ARA creates an avenue for industry to connect, knowledge-share and work together to achieve greater results for rail. As Australasia’s leading voice for rail, we facilitate, coordinate, promote and communicate on behalf of the industry. We work to create an environment for the rail industry to prosper; we want to ensure a better rail future for all. The ARA promotes rail along with specific projects and initiatives. Policies are developed across a range of areas including safety, telecommunications, disability and infrastructure. The ARA meets with Ministers, shadow Ministers, senior departmental officials, key organisations and decision makers regularly to promote these policies and discuss other matters raised by members.

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