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Title: Boom Elevated Work Platform Course in Sydney


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Boom Elevated Work Platform Course in Sydney
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Introduction
  • Under current regulations, a licence is required
    for high-risk work, which includes operating Boom
    Elevated Work Platform over 11 meters high.
  • Booms less than 11 meters high and all scissor
    lifts do not require a licence.
  • If you do not have a High Risk Work Licence class
    WP, you must enrol in a formal training course,
    delivered by a Registered Training Organisation.
  • When you have achieved sufficient skills and
    competencies, you will be eligible to apply for a
    licence.

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Course Description
  • After Successfully completing this course will
    allow you to operate any boom-type elevating work
    platform, including self-propelled, trailer
    mounted and truck mounted boom lifts with a
    height or reach of 11m.
  • Our course covers all the requirements for
    obtaining a national High Risk Work Licence for
    operating EWP Boom Lift.

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Fees and Charges
Duration
  • Total duration is 3 days. Training is over two
    full days and Safe Work NSW assessment is
    conducted on the third day.

The course fee is 720.00 per person. This fee
includes the Safe Work NSW assessment fee and all
course materials. 
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Learning Outcomes
  • On completion of the course, participants will
    have gained the following skills and knowledge
    to
  • Plan Operations Hazard management and
    consultation
  • Pre-operational Inspections forklift and
    associated equipment
  • Shift Loads Lifting at varying heights and
    travelling through obstacles
  • Conclude Operations Parking, securing the
    equipment and following site specific procedures
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