I'm a UTL program facilitator
Here are some resources that might be helpful for participants:
How to figure out what your blood-alcohol level is [PDF, 318KB]
Public transport options 
Taxi company phone numbers
I want to become a UTL program facilitator
What is the process to become a UTL program facilitator?
Program facilitators are required across Queensland to run the Under the Limit program. Advertisements are placed in the paper within a district area when program facilitators are required. If you respond to an advertisement and your application is successful, you will be required to attend the training course (usually 4 hours) with CARRS-Q staff.
After completing the training, you will be offered a course to teach when a program is needed in your local area. Programs are run based on the number of clients who have paid the fees and are ready to commence the program. Sometimes if there is a low demand in a particular area, it may be some months before your services are required. But we prefer to have a facilitator trained in advance of scheduling the next program, rather than trying to rush to recruit and train at short notice.
Individuals are welcome to send resumes for future employment opportunities to utladmin@qut.edu.au.
Where is the program delivered?
UTL is currently delivered in the following locations:
Brisbane North: Bracken Ridge
Brisbane South: Southbank and Alexandra Hills
Brisbane West: Bundamba (Ipswich) and Inala
Southern Region: Toowoomba, Roma, Gatton and Warwick
South Coast Region: Logan, Southport and Coolangatta
North Coast Region: Redcliffe, Bribie Island, Caboolture, Nambour, Maroochydore, Caloundra, Noosa, Gympie and Hervey Bay
Central Region: Maryborough, Bundaberg, Rockhampton, Gladstone and Mackay
Northern Region: Townville and Mount Isa
Far Northern Region: Cairns, Mareeba, Atherton and Innisfail
More information
The UTL Brochure [PDF, 271KB] gives more background information on the program. You may also be interested in this research report evaluating the program: The impact of the “Under the Limit” drink driving rehabilitation
program on the lifestyle and behaviour of offenders .
The UTL Newsletter June 2009 [PDF, 1.4MB], UTL Newsletter January 2010 [PDF, 1.05MB] and UTL Newsletter December 2010 [PDF, 255KB] give rates of completion, referrals to the program and rates of drink driving offences in Queensland.
The UTL flyer [PDF, 318KB] and UTL A3 poster [PDF, 362KB] are aimed at participants and potential participants.
The UTL Video is aimed at Magistrates and gives a brief overview of the program and its benefits.
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