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Deep dive into your business operations with in-depth audits and leadership meetings to identify any risks.
Understand Your Business
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Build Capability
Training, policy development and culture benchmarking to establish a strong compliance foundation.
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Monitor and Manage
Ongoing audits, digital tools and supply chain partner engagement for continuous improvement.
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CoRsafe: Supporting a growing number of Australia’s most trusted brands
18,000+
Trainees
National
Team of Auditors
4,000+
Supply Chain Partners
Expertise
Across 20+ Industries
View your supply chain and access compliance information from our database of over 4,000 supply chain parties.
Digitise and streamline your onsite inspections, all from your own device.
Access our network of highly qualified Auditors right across Australia.
Team Expertise
Become the expert in CoR through role based awareness and process documentation & training for your teams.
Identify Gaps
Proactively check your supply chain compliance, manage your supply chain and identify gaps for improvement with the CoRsafe Registar, Inspector & IMS.
Increase Performance
Proactively check your uplift in CoR performance through robust data, insights, and KPI reporting.
Demonstrate Compliance
Show your CoR compliance through a Master Code Compliant platform, externally validated via industry approved external audits.
You’re backed by a dedicated account manager who understands your unique business needs, who will guide your journey and help you get the best CoR results.
Reduce Admin Time
Struggling to keep track of policies and procedures? View your documents in one place.
Are You Maximising Business Performance?
Stay On Top of Legislative
Changes
You may have the right policies, but are you using them and keeping them up to date? We keep you informed about legislative changes that impact you.
Scale Your CoR Management as Your Business Grows
Our tiered license and service options feature a volume-based pricing model to deliver exceptional value as your organisation grows.
Effectively Manage Your Risk with Our 3-Step Approach
The Financial Consequences of Unsafe Transport Activities
CoR laws ensure that every link in the supply chain is accountable for managing the risks associated with heavy vehicle transport. If you have influence or control over a transport-related activity, CoR laws apply to you, and the consequences of getting it wrong can be
life-altering.
Non-compliance can lead to:
Unsafe transport activities can lead to imprisonment and fines.
Fines of $4.1+ million for businesses
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Imprisonment and/or $424K+ fines for individuals
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What Our Clients Say About Us
BUNZL Australia
National Transport Manager
“I have no hesitation in recommending the CoRsafe system to any business requiring a simple, compliant and well supported CoR business system.”
Treasury Wine Estates
National Logistics Manager
"Since 2012, we’ve been using the CoRsafe System to manage Chain of Responsibility within our supply operations. CoRsafe provides an excellent solution for a governance framework that helps us to manage risk and meet relevant legislative requirements."
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Upcoming Webinar:
Proposed Master Code Changes:
What Are They, and Why Now?
At CoRsafe, we believe transport risk management isn’t a ‘one-size-fits-all’. We combine software and expertise to bring clarity to Chain of Responsibility obligations, helping supply chains simplify operations, increase visibility across the chain, and make safety part of everyday practices.
A smarter way to manage your CoR obligations
Want to learn more?
Identify your gaps. Contact our team for a no obligation quote.
You don’t need to have all the answers – but this is your chance to get across the draft, and start preparing for how the final Master Code might land in practice.
More about the Master Code
The Master Code is a registered industry code of practice under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) that provides practical guidance on meeting Chain of Responsibility duties across every role in the transport supply chain.
CoRsafe’s Supply Chain Technical Manager Aaron Louws has broken down the key proposed changes to the code and what it means for businesses.
We're hosting a webinar for those supporting CoR and safety across supply chains – to help you stay across the draft, and start thinking about what it could mean for your business.
CoRsafe’s Technical Manager Aaron Louws & Holding Redlich’s Nathan Cecil lead the discussion on how the proposed Master Code is changing Chain of Responsibility.
This session is designed for people who advise, manage, or influence CoR strategies – whether in safety, compliance, legal or operational roles.
What we'll cover:
✅ What’s changing
✅ What this change could mean for industry over the next decade
✅ The legal implications
✅ What real-world action you might need to take
Aaron Louws
CoRsafe Supply Chain Technical Manager
Nathan Cecil
Holding Redlich Title
What the recently released draft tells us about the future of Chain of Responsibility.
Compliance is one step.
Progress is next.
Why is it Being Reviewed?
As part of a statutory review requirement, the current version (last updated in 2018) is due for a significant update. This isn't a minor refresh – we're looking at a major restructure and expansion.
We Don’t Own the Codes
Just like we've done with Registered Industry Codes of Practice, CoRsafe has broken down the full Master Code draft, and identified the high-level details that might matter to you. Join us as we unpack everything you need to know.
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Managers, Procurement Managers, Freight Project Managers
In minutes, get a snapshot of your overall Chain of Responsibility health.
Who's It For?
Important Note: The proposed Code challenges how businesses previously
identified their duties, which may change how you see yourself.
Oversight & Risk
Safety & Compliance Managers, Supply Chain Teams, Transport Operators
Leadership & Strategy
Business Executives, Owners &
Operational Leaders
Blog Post
Understanding the new Chain of Responsibility Master Code: What’s changing and how to prepare
The proposed changes to the Chain of Responsibility code of practice, known as the Master Code, have been released for consultation. It’s more than a minor update – the proposed Code challenges businesses to reconsider their role in the Chain of Responsibility, and for many, it means recognising duties and obligations they may not have considered before.
Aaron Louws, Supply Chain Technical Manager at CoRsafe, breaks down what’s changing in the Master Code, why it matters, and what you can start doing now to prepare.
What's Different This Time:
Role agnostic approach
The Code has moved from looking at the roles and responsibilities of isolated duty holders, to an activity-based exploration of the controls available to manage and ensure those activities are executed safely.
Increased guidance
Coming in at 123 pages, the proposed Code is significantly more detailed and comprehensive compared to the current version, and explores controls for risks that historically were considered outside the scope of HVNL.
Bigger picture thinking
Instead of "focusing on who’s doing what," the proposed Code places more emphasis on “what is being done” (and how to do it safely).
If any of these describe you or your business, this webinar is for you.
In simple terms, if you’re a party in the chain, you have a responsibility to do everything you can to manage the risks and hazards that arise from anything you or your business does relating to the use of a heavy vehicle on a road.
That’s your primary duty.
You have a duty...
do you know what that really means?
You’re also responsible for any overlapping or outsourced activities with other parties in the chain. You might not be able to control their activities, but you need to understand how another party operates before you begin working with them. That’s why visibility across your supply chain is critical.
We can help you with that.
When you're a party in the chain:
Employer
Prime contractor
Operator
Scheduler
Consignor
Consignee
Packer
Loading manager
Loader
Unloader
Who's It For?
Leadership & Strategy
Business Executives, Owners &
Operational Leaders
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Managers, Procurement Managers, Freight Project Managers
Oversight & Risk
Safety & Compliance Managers, Supply Chain Teams, Transport Operators
If any of these describe you or your business, this webinar is for you.
Brief leadership teams on executive duties, legislative changes and more.
20,000+
Trainees
National
Team of Auditors
4,000+
Supply Chain Partners
Expertise
Across 20+ Industries
Supporting a growing number of Australia’s most trusted brands
But We Can Help You Understand What They Mean for You
Supply chain safety starts with visibility
It can be confusing to understand the complex nature of the Chain of Responsibility (CoR) and how it affects you. But failing to meet your primary duty obligations (learn more about that here) can lead to hefty fines, reputational damage, jail time, and/or other legal consequences.
That's why it's important to identify any blind spots.
Ready to check your chain?
The hidden cost of
poor CoR management
Paper trails & spreadsheets that can’t keep up with the changing world
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Paper trails that can’t keep up with the changing world
Operational inefficiencies & high compliance costs
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Lack of visibility across your supply chain
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Unclear CoR responsibilities and lack of knowledge
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Online and Onsite Training
Equip your team with industry-leading training, or integrate directly with your existing learning system.
Robust Audit Program
Supply Chain Register
Inspector App
Customer Support Team
Executive-Level Briefings
We’re more than just a software.
Our dedicated team of experts help businesses to connect the dots between CoR regulations and real-world operations, through culture transformation, upskilling of leaders, practical roadmaps and more.
At the end of the day, stronger supply chains start and end with safety.
Supply chain safety starts with
visibility
We combine software and expertise to bring clarity to Chain of Responsibility obligations, helping supply chains simplify operations, increase visibility across the chain, and make safety part of everyday practices.
