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AIS online

e-HVAIS user guide (for examiners)

August 2011

This guide covers how to use AIS online to:

create and confirm e-HVAIS inspection reports

clear defects.

DRAFT — AIS-G-006 e-HVAIS user guide v2 DRAFT UNAPPROVED 12Aug2011.doc

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© Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW Always refer to AIS online for the current version of this document e-HVAIS – user guide (for examiners) – August 2011 — DRAFT — AIS-G-006 e-HVAIS user guide v2 FINAL 18Aug2011.doc 2

About AIS online AIS Online allows inspection reports from an Authorised Inspection Station (AIS) to be submitted online over the internet. It replaces the old paper-based system, making things easier and simpler for both examiners and customers.

AIS online includes:

• e-Safety check for light vehicles registration renewals (pink slips)

• e-AUVIS for light vehicle inspections (blue slips) and adjusting vehicle records

• e-HVAIS for unregistered heavy vehicle inspections (pink and brown slips), heavy vehicle registration renewals (pink slips), and adjusting vehicle records

• Defect clearance for clearing NSW-related defect notices.

This user guide covers e-HVAIS and Defect clearance.

Contents Introducing e-HVAIS.................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Pre-inspection..........................................................................................................................................................................................3 1st inspection ............................................................................................................................................................................................3 2nd inspection (for failed inspections)........................................................................................................................................3 1st registration renewal insepction................................................................................................................................................3 2nd registration renewal insepction...............................................................................................................................................3

How AIS online changes HVAIS inspection reports ................................................................................................ 4 Registration renewal ............................................................................................................................................................................4 Application for registration...............................................................................................................................................................4 Adjustment of records........................................................................................................................................................................4 Defect clearance ....................................................................................................................................................................................5

Logging in to AIS online............................................................................................................................................................. 6 Creating and saving an e-HVAIS 1st inspection – pre-inspection..................................................................... 7 Continuing and confirming an e-HVAIS 1st inspection.......................................................................................... 9 Creating and confirming an e-HVAIS 2nd inspection............................................................................................. 12 Adjusting vehicle records....................................................................................................................................................... 14 Creating and confirming a 1st registration renewal inspection ........................................................................ 15 Creating and confirming a 2nd registration renewal inspection....................................................................... 17 Clearing defect notices............................................................................................................................................................ 19 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Do you have the required accreditation?.............................................................................................................................. 21 Make sure required fields are filled in...................................................................................................................................... 21 Check for messages at the top of the screen..................................................................................................................... 21 ‘Back’ button doesn’t work ........................................................................................................................................................... 21 VIN won’t decode ............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 AIS online won’t recognise the vehicle I’m inspecting.................................................................................................... 21 I can’t clear a defect with a full inspection ............................................................................................................................ 21 Oops, I accidentally submitted the wrong information.................................................................................................. 22

Help .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

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Introducing e-HVAIS e-HVAIS is the part of AIS online that allows a Heavy Vehicle Authorised Vehicle Inspection Station (HVAIS) to submit ‘pink and brown slip’ inspections for heavy vehicles online.

e-HVAIS doesn’t change how you perform inspections or the information you need to collect about a vehicle. It does change how you do the paperwork. Instead of completing a pink and/or brown slip and handing it to your customer, you’ll create and confirm an inspection report online, submitting it directly to the RTA.

The big benefit of working online is e-HVAIS can retrieve any existing details the RTA holds for the vehicle you’re inspecting. This will save you re-writing these details on forms (eg on page 3 of an application for registration), which means fewer mistakes to re-work and a simpler, easier application for registration process for you and your customer.

Pre-inspection

E-HVAIS introduces the concept of a ‘pre-inspection’ to the inspection process.

Create and save 1st inspection - pre-inspection

Continue and confirm 1st inspection

Create and confirm 2nd inspection

A pre-inspection covers the identification of the vehicle (previously done on page 3 of an application for registration form and duplicated on the brown slip).

Doing a pre-inspection up front allows e-HVAIS to:

• bring up any existing details for the vehicle (saving you re-entering these)

• determine automatically which checks will be required to register the vehicle.

You have the option to print a pre-inspection report before you perform the inspection if you decide it’s easier to work that way.

1st inspection

When you produce an inspection report for an unregistered vehicle, the first step will always be to create and save a pre-inspection.

Next you will continue work on the saved pre-inspection, entering the details from the inspection and the checks performed. Finally you will submit the completed inspection report. and print copies for yourself and the customer.

2nd inspection (for failed inspections)

For a second or follow up inspection, you’ll continue working on the inspection where the failure reasons were identified and entered. A pre-inspection is not required for a 2nd inspection.

1st registration renewal insepction

In e-HVAIS, the inspection for a heavy vehicle registration renewal (pink slip) is called a 1st registration renewal. It does not require a pre-inspection.

2nd registration renewal insepction

For a second or follow up registration renewal inspection, you’ll continue working on the inspection where the failure reasons were identified and entered.

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How AIS online changes HVAIS inspection reports AIS online won’t change how you perform vehicle inspections, but it will change how you produce inspection reports.

Registration renewal

AIS online allows authorised examiners to clear defects issued in NSW against NSW vehicles.

Old process using blue slips New process using AIS online

Examiner completes a pink slip Examiner creates and confirms an e-HVAIS 1st renewal registration and prints AIS report

Customer takes pink slip and registration papers to registry

Customer can renew registration online using myRego!

Application for registration

AIS online changes the process of applying to register an unregistered vehicle as follows:

Old process using pink and brown slips New process using AIS online – e-HVAIS

Customer completes page 1 & 2 of an Application for Registration form

Customer completes page 1 & 2 of an Application for Registration form

Examiner completes page 3 of the Application for Registration form

Examiner completes a pink slip

Examiner completes a brown slip

Examiner creates and saves an e-HVAIS Pre-inspection then continues and confirms an e-HVAIS 1st inspection and prints AIS report

Customer takes form, slips, and additional documentation to registry

Customer takes form, AIS report, and additional documentation to registry

Adjustment of records

AIS online changes the process of adjusting the records of a currently registered vehicle.

Old process using pink and brown slips New process using AIS online – e-HVAIS

Customer completes page 1 of an Adjustment of Records form

Customer completes page 1 of an Adjustment of Records form

Examiner completes page 2 of the Adjustment of Records form

Examiner completes a pink slip

Examiner completes a brown slip

Examiner creates and confirms an e-HVAIS Adjust vehicle records and prints AIS report

Customer takes form, slips, and additional documentation to registry

If registration fees need to be paid or refunded, customer takes form, AIS report and additional documentation to registry.

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Defect clearance

AIS online allows authorised examiners to clear NSW-related defects issued against vehicles.

Old process using blue slips New process using AIS online

Examiner signs the defect notice Examiner confirms a Defect clearance online (but still signs the defect notice)

Examiner completes a brown and a pink slip, if required

Examiner confirms and prints an inspection report while clearing defect, if required.

Customer takes signed defect notice (and slip) to registry to clear defect.

Customer takes signed defect notice (and AIS report) and drives away! They do not need to visit a registry.

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Logging in to AIS online

We’ll assume you’re connected to the internet and have already registered for AIS online.

Navigate to the RTA website — www.rta.nsw.gov.au

Click myRTA online services.

On the top menu, click Business partners

On the myRTA Business Partners page, click the link for AIS Online & e-Safety Check

Click LOGIN

Read the conditions of use, enter your AIS User ID and PIN, then click ACCEPT CONDITIONS & LOGIN

If you’re registered at more than one inspection station, click the station where you are performing these inspections.

The menu options you see in the AIS online will depend on your AIS accreditation(s).

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Creating and saving an e-HVAIS 1st inspection – pre-inspection

Create and save 1st inspection - pre-inspection

Continue and confirm 1st inspection

Create and confirm 2nd inspection

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of 1st e-HVAIS inspection.

Enter the vehicle type, identifier (VIN/Chassis), engine number, and compliance details, then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display any existing details for this vehicle.

Can’t find it? Check the identification details carefully. For VINs, do not use the letters ‘o’ or ‘i’ (ie use numbers 0 and 1). If you enter a VIN incorrectly three times in a row, AIS online will log you out and alert the RTA.

Review the vehicle make and model details.

If a message displays saying that the vehicle make / model cannot be identified, click UPDATE.

To update vehicle details,

Enter the vehicle make and model and click SEARCH.

A list of vehicles will display. Click SELECT next to the correct one.

If variants appear, SELECT again.

Click CONTINUE.

Tick the confirmation box and click CONTINUE.

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Review the existing details for this vehicle correcting any errors, and enter any missing details.

When you’re finished, click CONTINUE

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the pre-inspection assessment results.

This screen contains lots of useful information, such as:

which inspections are required (eg safety check)

any compliance certificates.

When you’ve reviewed all of the information on this screen, click SAVE.

To print a copy of the pre-inspection report to work from, Click PRINT (at the top of the screen).

Do not give pre-inspection reports to customers: they are intended for use only by examiners.

When you’re ready, continue and complete the 1st inspection (see Continuing and confirming an e-HVAIS 1st inspection on page 9).

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Continuing and confirming an e-HVAIS 1st inspection

Create and save 1st inspection - pre-inspection

Continue and confirm 1st inspection

Create and confirm 2nd inspection

You may only continue working on a pre-inspection you have saved within the last 14 days.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of Continue a Saved Inspection.

Enter the last four digits of the VIN/Chassis number, then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display a list of saved inspections.

Select the saved pre-inspection from the list (the select button is on the right-hand side), then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display the pre-inspection report for this vehicle.

Can’t find it? Pre-inspections saved more than 14 days ago must be re-done from scratch (see Creating and saving an e-HVAIS 1st inspection – pre-inspection on page 7).

Review the pre-inspection report (which lists the checks to perform) then click CONTINUE.

Enter the results and details of your inspection(s).

Be sure to complete all mandatory fields and tick any confirmations.

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To fail a vehicle,

In the Inspection details section, select a result of FAIL.

In the Examination details section, click the name of the check.

AIS online opens a 2nd window for you to enter the failure reason(s).

Click the name of a category.

AIS online displays a full list of possible failure reasons in that category.

Tick as many reasons as apply and enter additional information if required…

then click CONTINUE.

Repeat for other failure reasons if necessary. When you’ve ticked all the failure reasons that apply, click CONTINUE.

AIS online closes the 2nd window.

When you’re finished entering all of the inspection details, click CONTINUE.

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the results carefully.

To change something, click the CHANGE button in the section you need to correct.

AIS online will take you back to the relevant screen.

When you’re satisfied with your inspection report, click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your inspection report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered.

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Print an AIS report for your records…

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the reports and attach any required documentation (eg brake test print-out).

If the vehicle passed the inspection, the customer can take their Application for Registration, the customer copy of the AIS report, and any additional documentation (listed on the back of the application) to the registry.

If the vehicle failed the inspection, the customer must repair the indicated items and return within 14 days for a free second inspection.

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Creating and confirming an e-HVAIS 2nd inspection

Create and save 1st inspection - pre-inspection

Continue and confirm 1st inspection

Create and confirm 2nd inspection

You may only complete a 2nd inspection for vehicles that have failed a previous inspection.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of 2nd e-HVAIS inspection.

Enter the last four digits of the VIN/Chassis number and the registry, then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display a list of failed inspections.

Select the failed inspection from the list (the select button is on the right-hand side),

then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display the inspection this vehicle failed.

Can’t find it? You can only perform a 2nd inspection on inspections failed in the last 14 days. If it’s more than 14 days since the 1st inspection, you’ll have to do another 1st inspection (see Creating and saving an e-HVAIS 1st inspection – pre-inspection on page 7).

In the Examination details section, select an inspection result…

then tick Clear against the problems that have been fixed (at the bottom of the screen).

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When you’re finished, click CONTINUE.

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the results carefully.

To change something, click the CHANGE button in the section you need to correct.

AIS online will take you back to the relevant screen.

When you’re satisfied with your inspection report, click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your inspection report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered.

Print an AIS report for your records…

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the reports and attach any required documentation (eg brake test print-out).

If the vehicle passed the inspection, the customer can take their Application for Registration,, the customer copy of the AIS report, and any additional documentation (listed on the back of the application) to the registry.

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Adjusting vehicle records You may only adjust records for NSW-registered vehicles.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of Adjust Vehicle Records.

Enter the number plate and the last four digits of the VIN/Chassis number, then click CONTINUE

Can’t find it? You can only adjust vehicle records if the vehicle is currently registered.

Adjust the vehicle details as required.

Depending on what adjustments you enter, AIS online may update the screen with additional details for you to enter.

When you’re finished, click CONTINUE

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the results carefully.

When you’re satisfied with your inspection report, click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your inspection report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered.

Print and AIS report and a copy for your customer.

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the reports and attach any required documentation.

If registration fees need to be paid or refunded, the customer should take their form, the AIS report and any additional documentation to a registry..

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Creating and confirming a 1st registration renewal inspection You may only perform registration renewal inspections on currently registered vehicles.

Heavy vehicles with a GVM greater than 12 tonnes and public passenger vehicles may need an RTA HVIS inspection. HVAIS renewal inspections do not substitute for an RTA HVIS inspection.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of 1st registration renewal.

Enter the vehicle’s number plate and the last four digits of the VIN/Chassis number, then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display the current details for this vehicle.

Enter the results and details of your inspection(s).

Be sure to complete all mandatory fields and tick any confirmations.

If you are failing a vehicle,

In the Inspection details section, select a result of FAIL.

In the Examination details section, click the name of the check.

AIS online opens a 2nd window for you to enter the failure reason(s).

Click the name of a category.

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AIS online displays a full list of possible failure reasons in that category.

Tick as many reasons as apply and enter additional information if required…

then click CONTINUE.

Repeat for other failure reasons if necessary. When you’ve ticked all the failure reasons that apply, click CONTINUE.

AIS online closes the 2nd window.

When you’re finished entering all of the inspection details, click CONTINUE.

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the results carefully.

To change something, click the CHANGE button in the section you need to correct.

AIS online will take you back to the relevant screen.

When you’re satisfied with your inspection report, click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your inspection report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered.

Print an AIS report for your records…

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the reports and attach any required documentation (eg brake test print-out).

If the vehicle passed the inspection, the customer can now renew their registration online with myRego (under myRTA online services on the RTA website).

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Creating and confirming a 2nd registration renewal inspection You may only complete a 2nd registration renewal inspection for vehicles that have failed a previous inspection in the last 14 days.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select e-HVAIS inspection from the AIS online menu.

Select an Inspection type of 2nd registration renewal.

Enter the vehicle’s number plate and the last four digits of the VIN/Chassis number, then click CONTINUE

AIS online will display the failed inspection for this vehicle.

Can’t find it? You can only perform a 2nd renewal inspection on renewal inspections failed in the last 14 days. If it’s more than 14 days since the 1st inspection, you’ll have to do another 1st renewal inspection (see Creating and confirming a 1st registration renewal inspection on page 15).

In the Inspection details section, select an inspection result…

and click the name of the check (on the right-hand side)…

then select the applicable (ticked) categories and un-tick the failure reasons.

When you’re finished, click CONTINUE

Can’t continue? Check the top of the screen for errors. Remember that you must complete all fields marked with a red asterisk *.

Review the results carefully.

To change something, click the CHANGE button in the section you need to correct.

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AIS online will take you back to the relevant screen.

When you’re satisfied with your inspection report, click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your inspection report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered.

Print an AIS report for your records…

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the reports and attach any required documentation (eg brake test print-out).

If the vehicle passed the inspection, the customer can now renew their registration online with myRego (under myRTA online services on the RTA website).

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Clearing defect notices AIS online allows you to clear defects issued in NSW against NSW and interstate-registered vehicles. You can also add and clear defects that were issued interstate against NSW-registered vehicles.

Defects issued against interstate vehicles by another jurisdiction must be cleared by the issuing authority.

If the clearing of a defects requires a full inspection, AIS online includes that in the workflow automatically. You must have pop-ups enabled in your browser for this to work.

We’ll assume you’ve logged in to AIS online (see Logging in to AIS online on page 6).

Select Defect clearance from the AIS online menu.

Select the vehicle type and enter the vehicle details, then click SUBMIT

AIS online displays any outstanding defects for this vehicle.

If the defect you’re looking for does not appear and you want to clear it now, add it yourself by clicking ADD.

Enter the defect notice details, then click CONTINUE.

You can now proceed to clear the defect online.

When the manually-issued defect notice is finally processed by the RTA, it will be seen as already cleared and no further action will be required by the customer.

Select the type of inspection for the defect you want to clear.

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If you select an inspection type of Full, select the inspection you need to perform (eg e-AUVIS),

then click GO.

AIS online opens a 2nd window for you to process the inspection type selected.

Enter the details of the inspection (like you would an e-AUVIS 1st inspection), then click CONTINUE.

Review the results of the full inspection carefully, then click CONFIRM.

After you click confirm, AIS online submits your report to the RTA as an official record; it cannot be altered. AIS online then clears the defect and closes the second window.

On the defect clearance screen, tick that you are authorised to clear the defect(s),

then click CONTINUE

AIS online will now show the defect as cleared.

Print a defect report.

.

If you confirmed a full inspection, print an AIS report for your records…

and a copy for your customer.

Sign the defect notice and any reports and attach any required documentation (eg brake test print-out).

Clearing the defects online means the customer doesn’t need to visit the registry!

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Troubleshooting

Do you have the required accreditation?

Remember that AIS online won’t allow you to access inspection types you’re not accredited to perform. If you cannot see a menu item described in this user guide, it may be because you don’t have access to it.

Make sure required fields are filled in

The most common problem in AIS online is not completing all of the mandatory fields on a particular screen. Mandatory fields are marked with a red asterisk (*) and AIS online won’t let you leave a screen until you have completed all of them.

Check for messages at the top of the screen

In most cases, if you run into problems, AIS online will display an error or warning at the top of the screen. You may need to scroll up or down to see the message. For example:

‘Back’ button doesn’t work

Do not use the ‘back’ button in your browser. Any information entered will be lost and you will need to start all over again.

VIN won’t decode

Using AIS online means you’ll need to enter the VIN to correctly identify the vehicle you’re reporting on.

If the VIN does not decode, double check the number to ensure you’ve entered it correctly. Remember, every “0” or “1” in the VIN is a number, not a letter. The letters “o” or “i” do not appear in any VIN.

If a VIN you enter fails to decode three consecutive times, AIS online will automatically log you out and send an alert to the RTA. To have the VIN investigated further please use the Vehicle Identification Referral form and follow any instructions from the RTA.

AIS online won’t recognise the vehicle I’m inspecting

Where AIS online is unable to issue an electronic inspection report because the system will not recognise the vehicle, a manual inspection report (brown slip and/or pink slip) must be produced. The report must include all the required details, including the reason why it wasn’t possible to use AIS online.

I can’t clear a defect with a full inspection

To clear a defect with a full inspection, pop-ups must be enabled in your browser. Please refer to your browser’s Help for how to enable pop-ups.

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Oops, I accidentally submitted the wrong information

If you submit a report, print it and then notice it contains incorrect information, you may be able to adjust the vehicle record to fix it. See Adjusting vehicle records on page 14.

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Help If you need help using AIS online:

Try the online help

Check other documents under the Publications menu in AIS online

Call the RTA Help Desk on 1300 131 172 and select the option for AIS online

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