The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is Australia's national transport safety investigator.

• Overview of the ATSB

  The ATSB contributes to transport safety by independently investigating, analysing and openly reporting on transport safety matters.

• Employment opportunities

  ATSB advertises all employment opportunities in the Commonwealth Public Service Gazette and on this website. ATSB jobs are only open to Australian citizens.

• Organisation structure

  View the ATSB corporate structure.

• Corporate brochures

  ATSB's corporate brochures include information about the ATSB and safety investigations in Australia.

• Annual reports

  This Annual Report covers the first year of operations as a separate statutory agency.

• Legislation and regulations

  Transport Safety Investigation Act 2003 and Regulations in addition to common questions and answers about the Act.

• Related websites

  Follow these links for Australian and International websites.

• Training courses

  A limited number of places become available to industry participants from the aviation, marine and rail industries.

• Commission

• The Commissioners

  The Bureau is governed by a Commission and is entirely separate from transport regulators, policy makers and service providers.

• Minister's expectations

  A brief overview and Minister's Expectations and the ATSB's Statement of Intent.

• International

• International engagement

  The ATSB is committed to assisting our regional neighbours, both through international agreements and through participation in targeted government aid programs.

• International recognition

  The ATSB's commitment to the science of human factors is at the heart of its credibility and underlies its reputation as a leading safety investigation agency in the world arena.

• Public accountability

• ATSB Annual Plan

• Freedom of Information

  Information about how to make a Freedom of Information request.

• Information Publication Scheme - Agency Publication Plan

  The Information Publication Scheme is a means of providing access to information which an authority proactively publishes.

• Memoranda of understanding

  The ATSB has entered into Memoranda of Understanding (MoU). The MoUs recognise the separate and independent roles of the parties but confirm their commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for transport safe

• Indexed lists of ATSB files

  Senate Order of Continuing Effect - Indexed lists of departmental and agency files. Download list of file titles created.

• Portfolio budget statement

  ATSB resources and planned performance and Department of Infrastructure and Transport, Portfolio Budget Statements (PBS).

• Procurement

  All open Requests for Tender (RFTs) are available via the AusTender web site.