The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) is an independent Commonwealth Government statutory Agency. The Bureau is managed by a Commission and is entirely separate from transport regulators, policy makers and service providers.
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About the ATSB
The ATSB contributes to transport safety by independently investigating, analysing and openly reporting on transport safety matters. For further information, follow this link.
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Corporate Information
This link provides information on the ATSB organisation structure, its mission, values and accountability.
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Contact Us
Reporting an accident or incident, or making a general enquiry? Follow this link for contact details.
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ATSB Corporate Video
This link provides information on the ATSB organisation via video.
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About ATSB Safety Investigation Reports
Click here for information relating to the format of ATSB safety investigation reports and terminology used in those reports.
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Legislation and Regulations
Follow this link for a list of Acts and Regulations administered by ATSB.
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Freedom of Information
Information about making a Freedom of Information request
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ATSB Annual Review
The Annual Review documents ATSB's achievements and safety activities and outlines its business planning.
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Related Websites
Follow this link for a list of both Australian and International websites.
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Employment Opportunities
ATSB advertises all employment opportunities in the Commonwealth Public Service Gazette.
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ATSB Controlled Accident Sites
The ATSB is responsible for ensuring OH&S of personnel entering accident sites which it controls. This section provides information on how personnel should be appropriately and adequately equipped.
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Training Courses
Thank you for your interest in the Australian Transport Safety Bureau training courses.
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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
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Tenders
All request for tender documents are located on the AusTender website.
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Indexed list of ATSB files