Participants Privacy Policy

Using your Personal Information

The objective of our Privacy Policy is to ensure that a sound privacy foundation and framework is established and maintained by ARM Holdings (WA) Pty Ltd ATF The ARM Unit Trust T/as AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT (AFM).

Your personal information will not be disclosed to a third party without your written permission.

AFM is committed to complying with Australia’s Privacy Act.  Our primary purpose in collecting personal information is to enable us to perform tasks such as respond to your requests, send you replacement certificates or to contact you via mail, e-mail or phone to assist you with any enquiries regarding products or services we offer.

You can request to access your personal information at anytime to update or correct the information we hold on you by email, post or phone as detailed below.

All requests for access to personal information should be made by writing to AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT, Director: Administration, PO Box 3696, SUCCESS  WA  6964, or by emailing us at: admin@australianfatiguemanagement.com.

AFM has, based its Privacy Policy on the ten (10) National Privacy Principles (NPPs), including an Information Handling Practices Statement which sets out the complaints procedure for persons to follow should they believe contravention of any or all of the NPPs has taken place.

Unless otherwise stated, AFM is bound by each of the NPPs in their entirety, as outlined in the privacy provisions of the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1998.

The AFM Privacy Policy extends to and covers all operations and functions of the organisation.

Management, employees and/or any other third parties who have access to and/or utilise personal information collected and/or held by AFM must abide by this Privacy Policy. You can obtain a full copy of our privacy policy by asking us to send it to you.

John Jury
Director: Administration
AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT

Privacy Policy

The objective of this Privacy Policy is to ensure that a sound privacy foundation and framework is established and maintained by ARM Holdings (WA) Pty Ltd ATF The ARM Unit Trust T/as AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT (AFM).

Using your Personal Information

AFM is committed to complying with Australia’s Privacy Act. Our primary purpose in collecting personal information is to enable us to perform tasks such as respond to your requests, send you replacement cards or to contact you via mail, e-mail or phone to assist you with any enquiries regarding products or services we offer.

Your personal information will not be disclosed to a third party without your written permission.

You can request to access your personal information at anytime to update or correct the information we hold on you by email, post or phone as detailed below.

All requests for access to personal information should be made by writing to AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT, Director: Administration, PO Box 3696, SUCCESS WA 6964, or by emailing us at: admin@australianfatiguemanagement.com

AFM has, based its Privacy Policy on the ten (10) National Privacy Principles (NPPs), including an Information Handling Practices Statement which sets out the complaints procedure for persons to follow should they believe contravention of any or all of the NPPs has taken place.

Unless otherwise stated, AFM is bound by each of the NPPs in their entirety, as outlined in the new privacy provisions of the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1998

The AFM Privacy Policy extends to and covers all operations and functions of the organisation.

Management, employees and/or any other third parties who have access to and/or utilise personal information collected and/or held by AFM must abide by this Privacy Policy.  You can obtain a full copy of our privacy policy by asking us to send it to you.

John Jury

Director: Administration

AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT

Using your Personal Information

AFM is committed to complying with Australia’s Privacy Act.  Our primary purpose in collecting personal information is to enable us to perform tasks such as respond to your requests, send you replacement cards or to contact you via mail, e-mail or phone to assist you with any enquiries regarding products or services we offer.

Your personal information will not be disclosed to a third party without your written permission.

You can request to access your personal information at any time to update or correct the information we hold on you by email, post or phone as detailed below.

All requests for access to personal information should be made by writing to AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT, Director: Administration, PO Box 3696, SUCCESS  WA  6964, or by emailing us at: admin@australianfatiguemanagement.com

AFM has, based its Privacy Policy on the ten (10) National Privacy Principles (NPPs), including an Information Handling Practices Statement which sets out the complaints procedure for persons to follow should they believe contravention of any or all of the NPPs has taken place.

Unless otherwise stated, AFM is bound by each of the NPPs in their entirety, as outlined in the new privacy provisions of the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1998.

The AFM Privacy Policy extends to and covers all operations and functions of the organisation.

Management, employees and/or any other third parties who have access to and/or utilise personal information collected and/or held by AFM must abide by this Privacy Policy.

Information Handling Practices Statement

AFM collects information on individuals for input into the databases relating to the management of the its training programmes only.  AFM will use and disclose this information only within the parameters defined and outlined by the Privacy Principles (PPs) detailed below.

This information is disclosed to AFM management, employees and/or other third parties (composed of and limited to the applicable Registered Training Organisation/s (RTOs) under the Australian Qualifications Training Framework Standard).

Any person has the right to inquire about their personal information being held by AFM.  In the event that a person is not satisfied with AFM’s response in revealing/ disclosing this information, the person has the following recourse:

• The person has the right to request, and AFM must provide, information on the grounds for partial or non-disclosure;
• If unsatisfied with the grounds for partial or non-disclosure, the person has 60 days to write to AFM explaining why the person is disputing the partial or non-disclosure;
• If, on receiving this correspondence, and that person still considers the matter not resolved, that person can request that the matter be referred to the Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner for review.

Tracking Information

AFM will utilise the use of internet tracking technologies. This is general information and will not be used for anything but to improve customer experience.

Privacy Principles

PP1: Collection:
Collection of personal information by AFM will be fair, lawful and not intrusive. A person, on first contact with AFM, will be told the name of the organisation/s involved (including AFM and the applicable RTO/s), the purpose of collection, that the person can access their personal information and AFM’s obligations in disseminating this information to the person (refer to `Information Handling Practices Statement’).

PP2: Use and Disclosure
AFM will only use or disclose information for the purpose for which it is collected unless a person has consented, or the secondary purpose is related to the primary purpose and a person would reasonably expect such use or disclosure, or in circumstances related to public interest such as law enforcement and public or individual health and safety.

PP3: Data Quality:
AFM will take reasonable steps to make sure that the personal information it collects, uses or discloses is accurate, complete and up-to date.

PP4: Data Security:
AFM will take reasonable steps to protect the personal information it holds from misuse and loss and from unauthorised access modification or disclosure.  AFM will also take reasonable steps to destroy any personal information no longer needed for the purpose for which it was collected.

PP5: Openness:
AFM will publish a policy document outlining the organisation’s information handling practices and make this available to anyone who requests details (refer to `Information Handing Practices Statement’).  AFM will, on request, generally advise a person what personal information it holds, for what purposes, and how it collects, holds, uses and discloses that information.

PP6: Access and Correction:
On request by a person, AFM will give a person access to the personal information it holds about that person, except, for example, where it is likely to compromise the privacy of another person or it is detrimental to public and/ or individual health and safety interests.

PP7: Identifiers:
AFM will not adopt, use or disclose an identifier that has been assigned by a Commonwealth Government Agency or an agent or service provider contracted to act as a Commonwealth Government Agency. An Australian Business Number (ABN) is not considered an identifier.

PP8: Anonymity:
Persons will be given the option to interact anonymously with AFM whenever it is lawful and practicable to do so.

PP9: Transborder Data Flows:
AFM will only transfer personal information to a recipient in a foreign country in circumstances where the information will have appropriate protection and a person has consented to such a transfer of personal information.

PP10: Sensitive and Health Information:
AFM will not collect sensitive information unless a person has consented, it is required by law, or in other special, specified circumstances relating, for example, to health services provision and/ or individual or public health or safety.

Contact with AFM

Any correspondence and/ or any other queries or concerns regarding AFM’s Privacy Policy should be directed to:

Director: Administration
AUSTRALIAN FATIGUE MANAGEMENT
PO Box 3696,
SUCCESS WA 6964