Chain of Responsibility 101
Lee Kendal
Abstract
Lee Kendal
Abstract
Chain of Responsibility (CoR) legislation is a reality for anyone involved in the transport chain. Operations departments at trucking companies and freight distributors/receivers, all contractors (especially with new WorkSafe 2012), all management, schedulers, loaders, CFO, CEO and administrative staff are all deemed 'responsible persons' under the legislation (C&E bill - Compliance and Enforcement Legislation 2007).
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Chain of Responsibility (CoR) legislation is a reality for anyone involved in the transport chain. Operations departments at trucking companies and freight distributors/receivers, all contractors (especially with new WorkSafe 2012), all management, schedulers, loaders, CFO, CEO and administrative staff are all deemed 'responsible persons' under the legislation (C&E bill - Compliance and Enforcement Legislation 2007).
Key concepts: Legislation, Business, Project commissioning, Enforcement, Chain (unit), Publishing, Compliance (psychology), Public relations