High risk work licence course

What is a high risk work licence course? Can I apply for work safety work licence? What are the different types of high risk work? How long does it take to get a high risk work licence?

A high risk work licence is required for certain types of work. This includes, scaffolding, dogging and rigging and operating cranes, hoists, reach stackers, forklifts and pressure equipment.

There are specific laws about doing high risk work safely. High Risk Work Licences. Licence to Operate Self Erecting Tower Crane.

Licence to Operate a Boom - Type Elevating Work Platform ( boom length metres or more) Licence to Operate a Non-Slewing Mobile Crane. In this section you will find all the information you need to apply for a high risk work licence and remain compliant with health and safety laws. Pinnacle Safety and Training ’s EWP course covers the functions required to operate boom-type elevating work platforms with a boom length of metres or more. All high risk work licence classes Licences for scaffolding , rigging, pressure equipment operation , and crane, hoist and forklift operation.

If you wish to obtain a high risk work licence you will need to apply for a new high risk work licence.

If you hold a valid high risk work licence from another Australian state or territory, you can apply to transfer your interstate high risk work licence to a Victorian high risk work licence. Interstate licence transfers. Scaffolds, cranes, forklifts or boilers - get a high risk work licence.

Complete training as per the relevant unit of competency. This will include classroom theory and practical training. Your first interaction with the RTO or assessor should not be on the day of your assessment. You should be provided face-to-face training although some revision may be undertaken independently. See full list on worksafe.

Book in a theory and practical assessment with your RTO. Bookings for assessments need to be made at least three business days in advance and conducted by an accredited assessor. You should not discuss with other participants or view a copy of the test prior to sitting it.

The assessor should be present at all times during the assessment period. Successful applicants will receive an assessment summary (AS1) from the accredited assessor and a statement of attainment from the RTO. Retain your ASand proof of payment as evidence that you can lawfully perform work in the relevant class of high risk , pending a decision on your application. Call or book online today.

Industry Short Courses. RIIHAN301D Operate elevating work platform.

RIIWHS202D Enter and work in confined spaces. Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations list the work that requires a high risk work Licence. This also involves using cranes, forklifts, reach stackers, boilers and boom-type elevating work platforms. The EWP Training Course is run at our Northern Perth Training Facility in Neerabup.

The licence is recognised Australia-wide (older style tickets and certificates of competency are no longer valid). To obtain a licence to perform high risk work or add a new class to your existing licence , you must undertake the appropriate training. You will need to be trained by a Registered Training Organisation and assessed by a WorkSafe Registered Assessor. If you hold a HRW licence issued in another State or Territory and wish to renew in Queensland see the interstate licences section for more information.

Cancelled occupational licences.