CLOCS-A Auditor

In today’s world, safety, sustainability, and responsible construction practices are becoming more critical than ever before. CLOCS-A seeks to ensure that these standards are met by inviting auditors to join our team.

By becoming part of the CLOCS-A auditors, you will be working alongside a network of experts dedicated to promoting excellence in safety and community impact. This platform provides you with the opportunity to share your insights, collaborate with stakeholders, and contribute to the collective efforts to create safer, more sustainable construction logistics practices.

Join us and make a difference by using your knowledge and commitment to the highest safety and community standards to shape the construction landscape of Australia.

Required Qualifications

The route to becoming a CLOCS-A Auditor is detailed in the Auditor Application Handy Hints document (refer to Table A, items 1 or 2 – 5):

For Existing Auditors
- Existing auditor qualifications
- A level of Heavy Vehicle knowledge
For New Auditors
- Completion of relevant competency units (available through TAFE and RTO providers)
For Lead Auditors
- Automatically recognised if certified with TruckSafe or NHVAS
Exemptions
- NHVAS/TruckSafe Auditors are exempt from completing the HVIA Truck Recognition Short Course
For Non-transport Qualified Auditors
- Must complete the HVIA Truck 101 Short Course
Insurance Requirements
- Hold valid Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance

Mandatory Requirements for All Applicants

Possess a Construction Safety White Card (CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry). A copy of this must be uploaded as part of the auditor application.
Successfully pass the CLOCS-A Auditor Exam to be officially recognised as an Accredited CLOCS-A Auditor.

Auditor Registration

*All auditors are required to have an iPad or Tablet with photo capability as part of their personal tool kit to undertake site inspections and assessments.

To ensure a smooth registration process, please take a moment to review the resources provided on this page.

Instructions

Complete the CLOCS-A Auditor Training course.
Create your CLOCS-A account and register as an Auditor here.
Pay for initial registration fee to begin your application.
Read the code of professional ethics, terms and conditions first as you will be asked to agree to these.
Read the CLOCS-A Standard and the Heavy Vehicle Inspection Guide to prepare for your assessment.
Complete the audit assessment. The minimum score to pass the exam is 86%.
Failed the audit assessment? You can retake it in two days’ time (only two attempts permitted)
After passing, pay the assessment/registration fee.
Upon payment confirmation, you’ll receive an e-certificate of registration.
Stay Connected: Check your inbox regularly for audit invitations.
Get ready for your first audit — review the Auditor Accreditation System Instruction Manual.