Elevating Work Platform (EWP) Over 11m

Students who are deemed competent in the unit of competency will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. The Statement is issued by Pinnacle Safety and Training (RTO 40496).

National units of competency

• TLILIC0005 Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform (boom length 11 metres or more)

Students who successfully complete the Worksafe National Assessment Instrument (NAI) will be eligible to apply for a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL-WP) through Worksafe QLD.

Assessment for this course includes the required assessment to attain both the national unit of competency and the mandatory assessment required to apply for HRWL-EP.

Participants must obtain the required unit of competency before undertaking the National Assessment Instrument (NAI), which eligible participants will undertake on the final day of the course.

Pre-Course Study and Assessment
Participants are required to undertake mandatory pre-course study and complete an online assessment prior to attending the face-to-face course.

National Unit of Competency Assessment
Theoretical knowledge will be assessed through a series of quizzes where participants demonstrate their understanding of relevant legislation, safety procedures, risk control measures, and operating requirements for forklifts. Participants will then undertake a practical assessment involving direct observation of their ability to safely plan, operate, and shut down the forklift in accordance with regulatory and workplace standards.

National Assessment Instrument (NAI) Assessment
The NAI is a nationally recognised assessment tool developed by Safe Work Australia. It covers both theoretical and practical components of forklift operations. This assessment must be completed in English as the mandated assessment conditions do not allow an interpreter to be used during the formal assessment.

This assessment consists of three key components: a theory assessment to evaluate knowledge of safe operating procedures and legislative requirements, a series of calculations to assess load handling and stability, and a practical observation where participants must demonstrate their ability to safely operate an EWP in accordance with workplace and regulatory standards.

Successful completion of all assessment components is required to demonstrate competency and proceed with the HRWL application process.

This course is suitable for both beginners and experienced personnel.

Pre-Course Study and Assessment
To optimise your chance of success, each participant is required to undertake mandatory pre-course study, and complete an online assessment. The link to commence this study will be provided at time of booking.

Age requirements
Participants must be at least 18 years of age. This age requirement is set by Safe Work Australia and enforced by state and territory regulators, and cannot be bypassed, even with parental or guardian consent. Refer to our FAQ for more information.

Language, Literacy and Numeracy skills (LLN)
Participants must have at least a Year 10 level of numeracy, literacy and communication skills and be able to read and write in English. If English is your second language, you must advise us at the time of booking. Contact our Sales and Service Team on 1300 990 810 to determine your eligibility to undertake this training. We will assist you in any way we can, but due to the demands of the regulated assessment process, we cannot guarantee that every applicant will possess the level of LLN required for the assessment.

Evidence of Identification
Participants are required to provide a photo ID that confirms your identity and age. This could be a passport, an Australian driver’s license or 18+ photo card. Due to regulatory requirements, participants who attend without this ID will be unable to participate in the course.

Assessment Enrolment Number (AEN)
Participants are required to apply for an Assessment Enrolment Number with Safework NSW prior to attending the course. You cannot be issued a High-Risk Work Licence without it.

Participants must apply through their MyServiceNSW account. Once enrolled in our course, visit the following link:
https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-for-a-high-risk-work-licence-assessment-enrolment-number

• Click the Apply Online button
• Log in or create a MyServiceNSW account
• Follow the prompts to complete your application

Participants must bring their Assessment Enrolment Number and an identity document (e.g. driver's licence, NSW photo card, or their current HRW licence) on the date of their HRW assessment. If you are unable to obtain your AEN, contact SafeWork NSW for assistance on 13 10 50.

Additional Enrolment Process for HRWL Accredited Assessors
SafeWork NSW requires that current HRWL Accredited Assessors obtain prior approval before attending this training course. If you are a HRWL Accredited Assessor and wish to enrol as a student, please contact us on 1300 990 810 before booking.

Pinnacle Safety and Training supplies all required learning materials and safety equipment for this course.

Recognition of Prior Learning
Pinnacle Safety and Training does not offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for this course. Due to the duration and cost of this short course, RPL assessment would have limited value to participants.

Credit Transfer
Pinnacle Safety and Training offers Credit Transfers for this training product. A Credit Transfer is granted where the previously attained unit of competency has been achieved. After enrolment, participants are eligible to submit a Credit Transfer application.

It is important to note that while the unit/s of competency are eligible for Credit Transfer, you may be required to resit the training and assessment to meet industry or legislative requirements.

This course requires participants to complete the theoretical learning and assessment before attending the face-to-face component, which takes approximately three hours. Throughout the course, participants may also be required to undertake study tasks and assessment preparation activities to support their success in the NAI Assessment.

Participants need to ensure that they allow sufficient time in a quiet, focused study environment to engage with the content and complete all required assessment tasks.

A: A person should be trained and assessed for a high risk work licence in the state where they normally reside, however if circumstances exist to warrant it, SafeWork NSW can approve an application from an interstate resident. An example may be where a person has long term employment in NSW but their normal residential address is interstate (fly in, fly out workers). In this case, you must contact SafeWork licensing unit directly (via 13 10 50) and you will be asked to email in some details. You will then get a written response from SafeWork NSW. Approval is not guaranteed.

A: Not everyone passes the first go – don’t be embarrassed if this happens. Even knowledgeable people may struggle to answer the technically specific exam, as the answers need to be provided precisely in accordance with SafeWork NSW standards. If this occurs, you may study the material in your own time, and return within 60 days to re-sit the assessment, at a cost of $198.

A: No. The course fee you paid relates to the formal training you have already received. If you choose not to proceed with this for any reason, no refund or partial-refund will be provided. This is in accordance with our standard Terms and Conditions you accept upon enrolment.

SafeWork NSW has recently updated the application process for High Risk Work Licences. To ensure you have the most current information, please visit the SafeWork NSW website or contact SafeWork NSW directly on 13 10 50.