Industry solution · Heavy vehicle (HVNL)
Fatigue
Fatigue Management
Work diaries, BFM/AFM and chain of responsibility.
Fatigue runs heavy-vehicle fatigue management under the HVNL — work and rest hours against the work diary, Basic and Advanced Fatigue Management (BFM/AFM) limits, and the chain-of-responsibility duties that reach across the operation. Built on the same roster and worker record that schedules and pays the drivers.
Modules in this suite
- Work diary
Work and rest hours recorded and checked against HVNL limits.
- BFM / AFM
Basic and Advanced Fatigue Management schemes and their accreditation limits.
- Chain of responsibility
CoR duties surfaced across schedulers, managers and the operation.
A look inside
Fatigue, in the product.
The actual fatigue management screens — the same surfaces your team works in every day, shown with sample data.
What it is
Run across every stage.
Fatigue runs heavy-vehicle fatigue management under the Heavy Vehicle National Law. Drivers’ work and rest hours are recorded against the work diary and checked against the limits that apply to them, so a roster that would put a driver over their hours is caught before it’s published — on the same roster board that schedules every other shift.
For operators accredited under Basic or Advanced Fatigue Management, the scheme’s tighter limits and record-keeping are built in: BFM and AFM hours, rest requirements and the evidence an accreditation audit expects, kept current rather than assembled after the fact.
Fatigue isn’t only the driver’s duty — it runs along the chain of responsibility. Schedulers, managers and the operation each carry obligations, and Fatigue surfaces them where the work is planned, so the people rostering the work can see, and meet, the duty they hold.
Caught at the roster
Work-and-rest limits are checked as the roster is built, so a fatigue breach is flagged before the shift, not after.
BFM and AFM, built in
Accredited-scheme limits and record-keeping are part of the roster, ready for an audit at any time.
The whole chain
Chain-of-responsibility duties surface for schedulers and managers, not just drivers.
Capabilities
Everything Fatigue does.
9 data objects — drawn from the Hexis capability model.
- Work and rest hours against the work diary
- HVNL fatigue limits checked at the roster
- Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) accreditation limits
- Advanced Fatigue Management (AFM) accreditation limits
- Rest-break and reset-rule enforcement
- Fatigue breaches flagged before a shift sticks
- Chain-of-responsibility duties surfaced
- Audit-ready fatigue records per driver
Where it sits
Runs across every stage.
Fatigue is a cross-cutting suite — it works alongside every lifecycle stage, on the same shared worker record.
Intelligence, woven in
A capable assistant — never on its own.
Fatigue does its job whether or not anyone asks it to think. Where it helps, it helps quietly — and a person stays on the call that matters.
Rosters are checked against fatigue rules before a shift is assigned, so a roster that would breach a driver’s work-and-rest limits is flagged at the point of scheduling — not on the road.
A supporting capability — reviewable, audited, and always with a person on the call that matters.
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