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Overfill Protection Base "Alert"

Civacon branded overfill protection system base plugs installed in Australia should be checked to ensure they have not been fitted with Printed Circuit Board (PCB)'s as shown in the pictures provide by the NZ Oil industry safety forum. If…

Battery Isolation Switch Safety Recall

Why the product is recalled: Testing has indicated that the product is susceptible to water ingress, inconsistent with the labelled IP69K ingress protection rating. Water ingress may cause the product to fail.Hazard: If the product fails while…
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Australian Standard 5602 for – Road tank vehicle bottom loading & vapour transfer, is now available for public comment.

The draft standard is now open for comments on the Standards Australia public comments system. Standard: DR AS 5602:2025 Flammable liquids - Road tank vehicle bottom loading and vapour transferCommittee: ME-057 ME-057 Road Tankers For Hazardous…
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Update Your Driver's license & DG License Details

If you hold a current Safe Load Program ID card please ensure your drivers license and dangerous goods license details, including expiry dates are correctly entered in your SLP online profile. Some Australian fuel terminals are now directly…

Pilot Program DKI-SLP-Viva Energy

Diamond Key International (DKI) and Safe Load Program (SLP) are working together in a trial that we hope will automate vehicle and driver loading authorisation.  Our Joint venture owner Viva Energy has agreed to host the trial at 2 of their…
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Operating Guideline 7 Update Version 3.5

Safe Load Program Operating Guideline 7 (OG7) document and its checklists have just been updated and released on the SLP web for use immediately by all SLP Authorised Inspection Locations. The new 3.5 version checklist must be…
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Try Our Mobile Phone APP & User Guides

On the 29th of January we launched our new and improved IT system, with the launch we have been experiencing some bugs but our IT team have been working hard to ensure these bugs are corrected so that we can provide the quickest and simplest…
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What is a Scrape a Scratch and a Dent?

Recently a tanker was involved in an incident where the tank shell impacted a stationary object that dented and gouged scratches along the tank for approximately a metre in length. The damage was in an area of the tank that included an internal…

Drivers

Existing SLP Drivers, Please Click Here to log in to the Driver System and access your account. New SLP Driver Applicants, Please Click Here to begin the Driver ID Application process. Need some help understanding the Driver ID Application process?  Then please Click Here

Terminals

Existing Terminal Operators, Please Click Here to access the SLP Driver ID System, or; Click Here to access the Vehicle Compliance System. New Terminals or New Terminal Operators, Please Click Here to request access to the SLP Driver and Vehicle Systems.

Vehicle Compliance

Transport Companies and Inspection Locations (AIL’s) Registered with SLP, Please Click Here to Log in to the Vehicle Compliance System.

Transport Companies wishing to Register with the Vehicle Compliance Program, Please Click Here to begin the registration process.

Businesses wishing to become an SLP Inspection Location, Please Click Here to learn how?

Driver ID Mobile App for Apple and Android devices

Download the App on your mobile device now, easy access for existing ID Card holders and new applicants.

Safe Load Program App for IOS

SLP Driver ID App

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Random Vehicle Inspection Program

ABOUT SLP RANDOM VEHICLE INSPECTIONS

Each Year SLP spends a minimum of 130 days at various fuel terminals across the country inspecting vehicles that operate under Safe Load Program.  Vehicles entering a fuel terminal are randomly selected for inspection for compliance to SLP requirements.  In doing this SLP gathers information on the effectiveness of our program.  We look at trends in vehicle faults by type, by location and by the vehicle operator/owner.
SLP also uses the data collected to assess the overall performance of our inspection locations (AIL’s), this data assists us in communicating to inspection locations on when they need to pay closer attention to particular transport operators and customers that may be having difficulty in maintaining vehicle compliance.

2024 JANUARY TO DECEMBER RANDOM VEHICLE AUDITING DATA

2016 – 2024 RANDOM VEHICLE AUDITING DATA

Inspection data notes:

  • Vehicles inspected for general roadworthy only commenced in 2018
  • 2020 inspections numbers were severely reduced, particularly in Victoria and Western Australia due to COVID19 state border restrictions and lockdowns.

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