How CoRsafe works
CoRsafe guides you through a clear journey, from understanding your current position through to ongoing improvement and supply chain management.
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Step 1
Understand your position
Get a clearer picture of where you stand by identifying your CoR gaps
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Step 2
Build your network
Build out your internal and external network for increased visibility
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Step 3
Improve performance
Begin your improvement journey by upskilling, closing gaps, and engaging partners to help close theirs
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Step 4
Assure and verify
Gain assurance and confidence by verifying and auditing your practices
Streamline CoR management
Bring clarity to complex CoR challenges
Evolving regulations, limited partner visibility, and outdated processes can add to the complexities of managing CoR obligations. CoRsafe helps you navigate the CoR maze.
Who is CoRsafe for?
CoRsafe is built for people and businesses across the supply chain, helping to improve their safety outcomes.
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Operators across the supply chain
From carriers and consignors to 3PLs, freight forwarders, suppliers and retailers
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Businesses of all shapes and sizes
Small operators through to large, multi-site enterprises and everything in between
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A broad range of roles & responsibilities
From drivers and schedulers to admin teams, managers, executives, owners and directors
Start managing CoR obligations with confidence today
Join businesses across Australia who have chosen CoRsafe to streamline Chain of Responsibility. Because at the end of the day, stronger supply chains start and end with safety. Start for free and scale as you grow.
What is Chain of Responsibility?
Heavy vehicle safety in Australia and New Zealand is governed by legal frameworks that establish obligations for businesses, individuals and supply chains where their activities influence or control how a heavy vehicle is used.
It doesn't matter whether you're behind the wheel or behind a desk, if you have a role in how goods move, you have a responsibility to ensure safety, so far as is reasonably practicable, by managing the risks and hazards that come with it.
If you own or operate heavy vehicles, employ or contract drivers, load or unload goods, run a site where heavy vehicles operate, or make decisions that influence transport in any way, Chain of Responsibility applies to you, from the boardroom to the loading dock.