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Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme (HVRAS) Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme (HVRAS) Accredited Person Register Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Acacia Ridge Stephan Akkari 0432 444 888 Acacia Ridge Sarah Bourke 0432 930 038 Acacia Ridge Michael Dempsey 0407 703 266 Acacia Ridge Donald Gray 0412 225 371 Acacia Ridge Benjamin Gulley 0423 096 075 Acacia Ridge Ricky Hayes 0419 702 972 Acacia Ridge Stephen Higgins 0438 519 131 07 3202 7177 Acacia Ridge Dhani Isarasena 0418 766 863 Acacia Ridge Stephen Jennings 0415 635 999 Acacia Ridge Scott Ragg 0431 618 956 Acacia Ridge Alan Riesenweber 0400 766 755 Acacia Ridge Lee Sharp 0417 601 935 Acacia Ridge Brian Winter 0417 070 485 07 3274 4373 Acacia Ridge Bradley Wright 0466 030 331 Airlie Beach Stevon Kemp 0412 776 633 Airlie Beach Brooke Mansfield 0418 606 744 Airlie Beach John Niesler 0428 748 685 Airlie Beach David Partridge 0407 671 518 Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Aitkenvale Melissah Anderson 0420 579 769 Aitkenvale Anthony Lee 0419 672 068 07 4779 5063 Aitkenvale Cody Satchwell 0415 042 778 Alberton Christopher Brooker 0408 713 380 Alexandra Headland Sherilee Gambie 0423 324 442 Alexandra Hills Bernard Grieve 0418 718 876 Alexandra Hills Rachelle Suzuki 0429 050 775 Algester Dhani Isarasena 0418 766 863 Algester Mohammed Khan 0456 392 809 Algester Ricardo Miszczuk 0433 183 584 07 3255 5596 Alice River Catherine Everett 0408 184 697 Alice River Eric Schipper 0422 846 665 Allenstown Ryan Schwarz 0413 902 903 Alligator Creek Wayne Krogh 0428 788 159 Allora Jason King 0415 559 191 Allora Paul Morris 07 4697 3276 Alton Downs Martin Beckett 0467 288 008 Alton Downs Ronald Moore 0409 691 743 Andergrove Graham Hollywood 0417 714 216 Annerley Bircan Ada 0435 946 081 Annerley Stephan Akkari 0432 444 888 Annerley Donald Gray 0412 225 371 Annerley Shaun Lloyd 0438 004 508 Aramac Douglas Stewart 0429 913 233 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 2 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Aratula Thomas Gillies 0415 928 756 Archerfield Stephan Akkari 0432 444 888 Archerfield James Bundren 0412 879 797 Archerfield Andrew Ditton 0451 492 983 07 3297 0228 Archerfield David Harvey 0450 401 403 07 3275 2885 Archerfield Anthony Hodge 0449 254 249 Archerfield Mohammed Khan 0456 392 809 Archerfield Roy Lea 0417 878 345 Archerfield Elvira Miszczuk 0410 571 827 07 3255 5596 Archerfield Ryszard Miszczuk 0414 942 692 07 3255 5596 Archerfield Alan Riesenweber 0400 766 755 Archerfield James Wong 0413 284 090 Archerfield Craig Woodcroft 0413 737 120 07 3275 3360 Archerfield Bradley Wright 0466 030 331 Arundel Steven Anderson 0401 505 060 Arundel Ian Clarke 0487 409 802 Arundel David Lubbe 0452 223 540 Arundel Glenn Mitchell 0403 747 999 07 5531 4366 Arundel Jarrod Wade 0437 156 830 07 5500 5213 Ashmore Richard Cunningham 0414 662 214 Ashmore Benjamin Horkings 0405 768 192 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 3 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Ashmore Andrew Roddick 0458 701 859 Atherton Barry Clough 0417 637 772 Atherton David Harris 0447 087 330 07 4095 4530 Atherton Clayton Jue-Sue 0427 913 084 Atherton Joseph Moretto 0488 922 164 Atherton Trevor Reis 0427 324 751 07 4091 3482 Atherton Troy Robins 0458 915 858 Atherton Tablelands Shelathiel Abdiel 0430 182 262 Atherton Tablelands Robert Cahill 0458 911 537 07 4091 1537 Atherton Tablelands Daniel Glaspy 0467 177 148 Atherton Tablelands Dean Grieve 0408 069 309 Atherton Tablelands Simon Hassett 0400 827 789 Avondale Jason Pearce 0432 197 850 Ayr Enzo Arboit 0409 488 171 Ayr Ahmed Elgezawy 0420 489 264 Ayr John Gifford 0427 244 577 Ayr Brendan Grabs 0417 617 891 Ayr Lawrence Griffiths 0488 097 078 Ayr Ashley Pyott 0427 188 842 Ayr Brian Ritchie 0427 720 734 Ayr Dean Sparks 0447 069 645 07 4783 3721 Ayr Klyde Turner 0409 837 202 Ayton Andrew Morris 0408 483 039 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 4 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Babinda Peter Bormolini 0408 253 290 Bahrs Scrub Gabrielle Johnson 0402 272 327 Bamaga Martin Coyne 0457 406 243 Banyo Dale Christensen 0408 157 385 07 3267 8192 Banyo Brendan Drew 0410 114 100 Barcaldine Andrew Pearce 0488 183 435 Barcaldine Douglas Stewart 0429 913 233 Bargara Keith Erbacher 0412 990 979 Bargara Lawrence Keleher 0447 988 565 07 4154 7163 Bargara Benjamin Searle 0418 874 463 Bauple Luke Thompson 0427 446 605 Bayside Nicholas Collins 0400 744 767 Beachmere David Writer 0428 710 151 07 5496 8052 Beaudesert Steven Barnes 0438 603 740 Beaudesert Thalia Berg 0408 255 553 Beaudesert Jason Black 0422 234 444 Beaudesert Gary Cole 0408 797 901 Beaudesert Stephen Currell 0467 046 790 Beaudesert Joshua Foster 0432 948 863 Beaudesert William Hicks 0407 148 054 Beaudesert Mark Holden 0429 729 893 Beaudesert Russell Musch 0415 435 994 Beaudesert Stephen Van Hoeyen 0428 883 781 07 5541 1340 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 5 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Beaudesert Graham Watt 0409 617 830 07 5541 3222 Beenleigh Gavin Ball 0417 790 867 Beenleigh William Brooker 0438 874 770 07 3287 3973 Beenleigh John Donnollan 0414 629 770 Beenleigh Darren Hood 0410 432 091 Beenleigh Gabrielle Johnson 0402 272 327 Beenleigh Terry Mansfield-French 0412 150 708 Beenleigh Ricky McGinn 0419 650 212 Beenleigh Ian Nicholson 0417 790 571 Beenleigh Leigh O'Brien 0406 279 312 Beenleigh David Piper 0414 552 765 Beenleigh Scott Prosser 0431 287 008 Beenleigh James Smekel 0438 225 142 Beenleigh Mark Stevens 0408 076 507 Beenleigh Michelle Williamson 0438 374 775 Beerwah Christopher Morgan 0414 751 128 07 5423 2570 Beerwah Beth Newton 0417 090 044 Beerwah Reece Stokes 0448 185 519 Bell Justin Pain 0428 989 307 Bellbird Park David White 0468 955 270 Bellbowrie Dhani Isarasena 0418 766 863 Bellbowrie Paul Martin 0433 430 666 Belli Park Paul Hardman 0419 046 058 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 6 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Bells Creek Antony Comrie 0411 129 261 Bells Creek Christopher Roberts 0475 772 368 Belmont Rachelle Suzuki 0429 050 775 Bentley Park Brett Allen 0497 813 955 Bentley Park Steven Colton 0401 628 278 Bentley Park Alex Generowicz 0431 899 127 Berserker Kevin Shephard 0409 544 511 Bethania Michael Ledwidge 0477 975 166 Bethania Phillip Morgan 0407 160 927 07 3805 3033 Biggenden Paul Bust 0488 271 366 Biggera Waters Daryl Rodgers 0432 371 973 Biggera Waters Marl Trew 0414 534 683 Biloela Anthony Gleeson 0427 972 775 Biloela Shari Hancox 0497 045 292 07 4992 5332 Biloela Matthew Linnane 0400 852 077 Biloela Gregory Lloyd 0439 736 385 Biloela Jason Petersen 0436 372 037 Biloela Shane Wickham 0491 366 117 Birkdale Graham Brown 0415 300 743 Birkdale Christopher Golding 0421 858 161 Birkdale Rachelle Suzuki 0429 050 775 Black Mountain Daniel Speed 0403 660 203 Blackall Douglas Stewart 0429 913 233 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 7 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Blackbutt Neville Dodt 0421 116 518 07 4166 5011 Blackbutt Alwyne Lynch 0427 235 265 07 5423 5265 Blackbutt Christopher Morgan 0414 751 128 07 5423 2570 Blackwater Gregory Findlater 0700 739 059 Blackwater Corey Smith 0427 250 700 Blackwater Alexander White 0429 996 295 Blackwater Kiralea White 0467 239 378 07 4922 4886 Blackwater Wendy White 0429 776 217 Blackwater Shane Wickham 0491 366 117 Bloomfield Andrew Morris 0408 483 039 Bloomsbury Lawrence Griffiths 0488 097 078 Blue Mountain Heights Anthomy Andrews 0458 641 527 Bohle Chad McGrath 0438 189 129 Bohle Plains Vincent Hollingsworth 0411 694 876 Bondoola Bradley Hof 0418 580 966 Boonah Shaun Stokan 0407 373 027 Boondall Gary Ellis 0408 758 688 Boondall Benjamin Marczak 0401 076 227 Boonooroo Michael Chambers 0427 968 514 Booral Aaron Andrew 0437 625 337 Boronia Heights Janos Tuskes 0400 765 105 Bororen Stuart Marcus 0417 636 410 0491 038 142 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 8 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Bouldercombe Christopher Barnes 0409 059 078 Bouldercombe Martin Beckett 0467 288 008 Bowen Colin Brooker 0437 227 877 07 4785 2422 Bowen Lawrence Griffiths 0488 097 078 Bowen Peter Lewis 0458 120 783 Bowen Brian Menzies 0428 775 853 07 4786 1511 Bowen Ashleigh Rowe 0419 922 268 Bowen Adam Russell 0458 279 644 Bowenville Justin Pain 0428 989 307 Boyne Island Bradley Kunst 0413 649 070 07 4976 9996 Boyne Island Stuart Marcus 0417 636 410 0491 038 142 Boyne Valley Stuart Marcus 0417 636 410 0491 038 142 Boyne Valley Ronald Streeter 0419 023 801 Bracken Ridge Robert Armstrong 0418 986 284 Branyan John Stokes 0438 758 203 07 4131 6788 Bray Park Stuart Graham 0404 064 743 Bray Park Craig Marshall 0409 623 746 07 3385 4342 Brendale Robert Armstrong 0418 986 284 Brendale Peter Bourke 0468 316 029 Brendale Jack Dansie 0403 289 816 Brendale Christopher Geddes 0428 087 078 Heavy Vehicle Registration Assessment Scheme – As at 11 May 2021 - 9 - Location Given Names Surname Contact Number Brendale Michael Geeves 0412 346 149 Brendale Colin Gilliland 0411 550 700 Brendale Robert Gray 0424 384 553 Brendale Christopher Hollingworth 0408 983 427 Brendale Karan Jain 0451 177 345 Brendale Jiuming Jiang 0423 796 621 Brendale Ziqi Li 0410 044 345 Brendale Christopher Parker 0409 998 862 Brendale Leith Price 0421 547 423 Brendale Mark Teitzel 0413 158 388 Brendale Campbell Venables 0429 696 661 Bribie Island Damien Bennett 0477 547 349 Bribie Island Bruce Burt 0427 400 934 Bribie Island Joseph Codyre 0490 552 455 Bribie Island Darren Long
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