Licence to Operate a Boom-type Work Platform (EWP) (boom length 11 metres or more)
Investment
$570
(This includes High Risk Application Fees)
$2550 Site Day Rate (2 days required) + High Risk Application Fees
Delivery
Mine Training Australia Facilities in Osborne Park or On-site with you.
Duration
Two (2) days.
TLILIC0005 Licence to Operate a Boom-type Work Platform (EWP) (boom length 11 metres or more) Course
Welcome to Mine Training Australia, your trusted partner for industry-leading, safety-focused training right here in the heart of Perth. We are committed to providing not just a training course, but a complete experience that equips you with the skills and confidence to operate a Boom-type Elevating Work Platform (EWP) safely and efficiently.
EWP Ticket Overview
Our TLILIC0005 Licence to Operate a Boom-type EWP course is meticulously designed to offer comprehensive, hands-on training for operating boom-type EWPs with a boom length of 11 metres or more. This nationally recognised qualification is a must-have for anyone looking to secure a future in construction, maintenance, mining, and more.
This course by Mine Training Australia will ensure you’re knowledgeable and confident to operate a boom-type EWP.
Are you looking for a way to advance your career and stand out in the crowd? If so, then you’re not alone. Every day, more and more businesses are demanding employees with specialised qualifications to operate boom-type work platforms (EWPs). These employees gain an edge over their peers by having accredited licences that make them invaluable on worksites.
If you’re in the construction or industrial industry, having an EWP ticket can significantly increase your job opportunities and earning potential. An EWP ticket is a Licence to Operate a Boom-type Work Platform, which allows you to operate boom lifts with a length of 11 metres or more.
Having an EWP ticket demonstrates that you have completed the necessary training and understand how to safely operate this type of equipment. This not only makes you more valuable as an employee but also helps ensure the safety of yourself and those around you on worksites.
This unit specifies the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a boom-type Elevating Work Platform (EWP) where the length of a boom is 11 meters or more in accordance with the relevant legislative requirements.
Boom-type elevating work platform means a telescoping device, hinged device, or articulated device, or any combination of these used to support a platform on which personnel, equipment and material may be elevated.
Mine Training Australia is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 51586) and a WorkSafe-approved High Risk Training Organisation. We will submit all new or additional High Risk Work Licences for individuals who have completed the training and have been deemed competent.
All of Mine Training Australia’s Training courses are nationally accredited and are in accordance with the National Standard for Licensing Persons Performing High-Risk Work (WorkSafe Approved).
Many employers require their employees to have an EWP ticket before they can even be considered for certain positions. By obtaining your EWP Ticket, you are positioning yourself in the best position, as someone who is proactive about advancing their career and willing to go above and beyond what is expected. So if you’re looking to take your career to the next level, consider getting your EWP ticket with Mine Training Australia today.
Why Choose Our TLILIC0005 Licence to Operate a Boom-type EWP Course?
- Expert Instruction: Our trainers are industry veterans with years of operational and educational experience. They will provide real-world insights and a wealth of practical knowledge to ensure you are job-ready.
- Practical Learning: Our course includes a perfect blend of theoretical understanding and practical training. You’ll get hands-on experience operating the latest equipment under the guidance of our expert instructors.
- Safety First: Safety is our top priority. We ensure that our training environment mimics real-life job sites, teaching you the necessary precautions and safety measures to minimise risks and maintain a safe work environment.
- Flexible Schedules: We understand that our students have busy lives. That’s why we offer a variety of scheduling options to suit your needs, including weekday and weekend courses.
- Nationally Recognised Qualification: Upon successful completion, you will receive a nationally recognised statement of attainment (TLILIC0005 Licence to Operate a Boom-type EWP), opening doors to countless opportunities in various industries.
Join Mine Training Australia and elevate your career prospects today. Our friendly team is here to support you every step of the way, from enrolment to course completion. To register or find out more about our TLILIC0005 Licence to Operate a Boom-type EWP course, get in touch with us today.
At Mine Training Australia, we’re not just about training, we’re about creating safe, skilled, and confident operators. Come and experience the Mine Training difference today!
$570
(This includes High Risk Application Fees)
$2550 Site Day Rate (2 days required) + High Risk Application Fees
CTF ELIGIBLE – YOU PAY ONLY $171* (CONDITIONS APPLY)
Interested students/applicants will need to fill out Mine Training Australia’s Construction Training Fund (CTF) Application Form and “pay the gap” prior to booking a course with us. Click here to fill out Mine Training Australia’s CTF form.
For more information about Construction Training Fund and eligibility criteria, please visit Mine Training Australia Construction Training Fund (CTF).
The CTF provides funding support for training of eligible workers in the construction industry. We acknowledge the support of the CTF in reducing the costs of training for eligible workers
Please visit CTF for more information https://ctf.wa.gov.au/
Mine Training Australia Facilities in Osborne Park or On-site with you.
A moderate English language, literacy and numeracy skill is required.
Participants must be over eighteen (18) years of age of age.
Participants must wear the following PPE to commence the training:
- long sleeved shirt (preferably high vis)
- long pants
- steel capped boots required
Safety glasses, gloves and hard hat will be provided however you are encouraged to bring your own.
Lunch: Bring your own (microwave and fridge available).
Parking is available on site or walk from Glendalough Train Station.
EWP Ticket License Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a ticket for a EWP?
Yes, you need a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) to operate a EWP. To obtain a HRWL for EWP, you must complete a nationally recognized training course, pass a practical assessment and pass a medical examination. The training course will cover topics such as safety procedures, operation and maintenance of the equipment, and emergency procedures. Once you have completed the course and passed the assessment, you will be issued with a HRWL, which is commonly referred to as a "ticket" for the EWP. This licence is valid for five years and it can be renewed by passing an assessment and a medical examination again.
Can anyone use a EWP?
The use of a EWP is restricted to individuals who hold a valid High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) for EWP operation. Only those who have completed a nationally recognized training course, passed a practical assessment, and passed a medical examination are legally permitted to operate a EWP.
Employers also have a legal responsibility to ensure that their employees are properly trained and qualified to operate a EWP. They should only allow those who hold a valid HRWL to operate the equipment and should also provide ongoing training and supervision to ensure that the equipment is used safely.
It is important to note that there are some exceptions to this rule, for example, in some cases, an employee who is under direct supervision of a licensed operator may be allowed to operate a EWP, but this depends on the regulations and laws of the specific state or territory.
In general, it is important to follow the laws and regulations in place to ensure the safety of the workers and others in the area.
What qualification do I need to operate a EWP?
The qualification required to operate a EWP is a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) for EWP operation. This licence is issued by the relevant state or territory's regulatory body after the individual has completed a nationally recognized training course, passed a practical assessment, and passed a medical examination.
To obtain a HRWL for EWP, you will need to:
1. Complete a nationally recognized training course: The training course will cover topics such as safety procedures, operation and maintenance of the equipment, and emergency procedures.
2. Pass a practical assessment: This assessment will test your ability to safely operate a EWP.
3. Pass a medical examination: This is to ensure that you are fit and able to safely operate the equipment.
Once you have completed the course, passed the assessment and passed the medical examination, you will be issued with a HRWL. The licence is valid for five years, after that it will be required to renew it by passing an assessment and a medical examination again.
It's important to check the regulations and laws of the specific state or territory you are in, as it can vary slightly depending on the location.
How much does a EWP ticket licence cost?
The cost of obtaining a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) for EWP operation can vary depending on the state or territory and the institution offering the training. On average, the cost can range from $800 to $1,500. (Mine Training Australia offers it for only $360)
It's important to note that the cost of the licence will not only include the training and assessment fee, but also the medical examination fee and the licence fee. Some institutions may also offer payment plans or financial assistance options, it's best to check with the specific institution for their fees and costs.
It's also important to note that the cost of obtaining a HRWL for EWP operation may be covered by an employer, as they are also responsible for ensuring their employees are properly trained and qualified to operate the equipment. It's best to check with the employer if they can cover the cost or not.
How long does a EWP ticket licence last?
A High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) for EWP operation is valid for five years from the date of issue. After five years, it will be required to renew the licence by passing an assessment and a medical examination again.
What are the OSHA requirements for EWP?
The use of EWPs is governed by the relevant state or territory's occupational health and safety (OHS) regulations. These regulations require employers to ensure that their employees are properly trained and qualified to operate the equipment, and to provide ongoing training and supervision to ensure that the equipment is used safely. Employers must also ensure that EWPs are properly maintained and inspected, and that any defects are repaired before the equipment is used.
The Australian Standards AS 2550.10-2010 is also a guide for safe use of EWP, it covers the requirements for the design, construction, testing, examination, inspection, maintenance, and operation of EWP.
It is important to check the OHS regulations and laws of the specific state or territory you are in, as they may vary slightly depending on the location.
Does OSHA require EWP certification?
The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations do not require specific certification for operating a EWP. However, they do require that employers ensure their employees are properly trained and qualified to operate the equipment. This includes providing ongoing training and supervision to ensure that the equipment is used safely.
To operate a EWP, individuals must hold a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) for EWP operation. The HRWL is issued by the relevant state or territory's regulatory body after the individual has completed a nationally recognized training course, passed a practical assessment, and passed a medical examination.
In addition, employers are responsible for ensuring that the equipment is properly maintained and inspected, and that any defects are repaired before the equipment is used.
The Australian Standards AS 2550.10-2010 is also a guide for safe use of EWP, it covers the requirements for the design, construction, testing, examination, inspection, maintenance, and operation of EWP.
It is important to check the OHS regulations and laws of the specific state or territory you are in, as they may vary slightly depending on the location.
Is EWP high risk?
EWP is considered as high-risk equipment because of the potential hazards associated with its operation, such as falling from height, being crushed, or being struck by the equipment. The high risk classification is given to EWP, because it is intended to lift and elevate individuals or equipment to a level above the ground or floor.
Do EWP licences expire?
EWP licenses are issued as a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) and it is valid for five years from the date of issue. After five years, it will be required to renew the licence by passing an assessment and a medical examination again.
Can you fail a EWP test?
Yes, it is possible to fail a EWP test. The test is designed to assess the individual's knowledge, skills, and abilities in operating a EWP safely and efficiently. The test includes both a theoretical and practical component, and candidates must demonstrate their understanding of safety procedures, operation, and maintenance of the equipment, as well as their ability to operate the forklift in a safe and controlled manner.
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