Maintenance Management Accreditation is part of the NHVAS (National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme) and is generally used to gain exemption from the annual inspection requirement for heavy vehicles in New South Wales and Queensland, with the exception of buses.
This accreditation is granted to operators who can demonstrate that they have effective systems in place to comply with the NHVAS business rules and standards.
Maintenance Management Accreditation provides an exemption from the annual inspection or Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) requirement for heavy trucks and trailers in New South Wales and Queensland. Buses are not included in this exemption.
Holding Maintenance Management Accreditation helps you meet your Chain of Responsibility (CoR) obligations by ensuring your fleet is properly maintained and serviced in line with established industry standards.
Maintenance Management Accreditation may be necessary to apply for or retain a tender contract with a prime contractor.
Maintenance Management Accreditation may be required for certain vehicle types and combinations to gain road network access or operate specific vehicles on the road.
Mass Management offers comprehensive support to help operators achieve and maintain compliance under Maintenance Management Accreditation. From the initial consultation through to NHVR accreditation and ongoing audits, we guide you every step of the way.
Our team of industry professionals brings over 50 years of combined experience in heavy vehicle regulation. We work closely with you to ensure full compliance with all relevant rules and regulations and keep you informed of any changes or updates that may affect your operations.
With Mass Management, you can leave the stress of dealing with the NHVR to us.
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