AIS Business Rules

AIS Business Rules in Queensland (Creative Commons)

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1. Terms and Abbreviations

• Define key terms used throughout the document, like "AIS," "RWC," and "qualified examiner."

2. Introduction

• Briefly explain the purpose of AIS business rules and their importance for road safety.

3. AIS Responsibilities

• List the specific duties and obligations of AIS operators, including:
  • Maintaining a dedicated and suitable inspection area.
  • Ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
  • Utilizing qualified examiners and required equipment.
  • Displaying proper signage at the premises.

4. Record Keeping

• Outline the recordkeeping requirements for AIS, such as:
  • Details of conducted inspections and issued RWCs.
  • Maintenance records for inspection equipment.
  • Staff training records for qualified examiners.

5. AIS Inspections in Exempt Areas

• Explain any specific procedures or limitations for conducting inspections in exempt areas (if applicable).

6. Multi-Listing AIS Requirements

• Outline additional requirements for AIS operating under multiple listings or locations.

7. Additional Points

• Briefly list other essential details from the business rules:
  • Entry by authorized officers for inspections or audits.
  • Required equipment for conducting roadworthy inspections.

Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995

Introduction

AIS Responsibilities

Record Keeping

AIS Inspections in Exempt Areas

Multi-Listing AIS Requirements

Rules