Wodonga TAFE
5 Days
Gain a nationally recognised High Risk Work licence to operate slewing mobile cranes up to 60 tonnes. This intensive 5-day course is designed for individuals seeking to enter the civil construction or building and construction industries with the legal qualification to safely operate cranes.
You must be at least 18 years old at the time of assessment. A physical photo ID is required on Day 1 (digital ID not acceptable). Assessment is conducted in English; NAATI-qualified AUSLAN interpreters available with WorkSafe permission. You must wear long pants of sturdy nature, enclosed footwear, and sun/wet weather protection. Pre-course study of at least 6 hours is required before Day 1, with up to 2 hours homework per night during the course.
The course covers five key assessment components: formative assessment including written questions and observation, plus the National Assessment Instrument for HRW licence comprising knowledge, calculations, and performance components. Topics include job and site planning, mobile crane maintenance, pre-operational checks, crane setup and shutdown, safe load lifting and movement, equipment operational capability assessment, environmental sustainability in plant monitoring, workplace documentation processing, accident and emergency procedures, site inspection techniques, and safe manual handling methods.
Wodonga TAFE is a registered training organisation (RTO 3097) delivering accredited vocational education and training across Northern Victoria. The institute provides industry-recognised qualifications with experienced instructors and practical training facilities. This course leads to a nationally recognised High Risk Work licence required by law, ensuring compliance with WorkSafe Victoria regulations and industry standards.
Upon successful completion, you will be qualified to work as a slewing crane operator in civil construction and building and construction industries. The High Risk Work licence is valid for 5 years and is a legal requirement to operate cranes professionally. Career opportunities include positions with construction companies, civil engineering firms, and heavy equipment operators across Victoria and Australia.
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