Transqual Pty. Ltd.


	Latest News New Dangerous Goods Driver License Course Diploma of Logistics is Ready for an April Launch Updated Course Calendars for Jan-Jun 2010 NOW AVAILABLE Craig Peet recieves The Joint Task Force Commanders Commendation Transqual now offers Training/Conference Room Hire! Productive Places Program Update!! Testimonial from Nova Employment Service

Tue, 9th Feb 10
4WD Course - Brisbane

Tue, 9th Feb 10
Forklift Training & Assessment - Melbourne

Tue, 9th Feb 10
Forklift Training & Assessment - Newcastle

Wed, 17th Feb 10
Apply 1st Aid - Melbourne

Thu, 18th Feb 10
Apply 1st Aid - Sydney

Fri, 19th Feb 10
Fatigue Management - Brisbane

Sat, 20th Feb 10
Dangerous Goods Licence - Newcastle

Sat, 20th Feb 10
Pilot & Escort - Brisbane

Mon, 22nd Feb 10
4WD Course - Brisbane

Tue, 23rd Feb 10
Medium Rigid License Upgrade - Newcastle

Welcome to the Transqual Website.

"Supporting the Logistics Industry for over 15 years "

Transqual Pty Ltd is Australia's leading providers of National Logistics Training.

We provide training to the transport and distribution industry on a National basis in our training centres, or at your own location.

Our training courses include: Tiger

Toyota announces worldwide Prius recall 9 Feb 2010 | 6:17 am
TOYOTA has told Japan's government it will recall its newest Prius hybrid vehicles worldwide, a transport ministry official said today.
Toyota recalls Prius cars in Japan 9 Feb 2010 | 5:25 am
JAPAN’S Transport Ministry today said Toyota will recall some of its Prius, Lexus and Sai hybrids in Japan over brake-system problems.
Albanese should block funding for M5 expansion 9 Feb 2010 | 5:15 am
6 February 2010: Expressing support for Tempe residents’ rally this Saturday against the M5 corridor expansion, Greens MP and road spokesperson Lee Rhiannon has called on the Federal Minister for ...
Qld Rail reopens key coal freight line after repair 9 Feb 2010 | 5:00 am
One of two tracks of Blackwater coal system repaired after derailment. 9 Feb 2010 3:51 PM
Fast-train study still not finished 9 Feb 2010 | 3:27 am
Western Australian Transport Minister Simon O'Brien says development of a fast-train service between Perth and Bunbury could still be some time away.

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