Compare Working at heights prices in Western Sydney
5 priced courses from 5 providers, cheapest first. Prices as advertised on each provider's website.
| Provider | Suburb | Course | Price | Duration | Delivery | Next date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DLI Training | Auburn | Working at Heights Training | $170 | 0.5 days | In person | 20 Nov |
| National Online Courses | Parramatta | Working at Heights Course | $199 | 1 day | In person | — |
| FHV | Yennora | Work Safely at Heights | $250 | 1 day | In person | — |
| FHV Driver Training | Yennora | Working at Heights License Course in Sydney | $250 | 1 day | In person | — |
| Training Combined | Regents Park | Work Safely at Heights | $295 | 1 day | — | — |
Typical cost of a working at heights course in Western Sydney: $170 to $295, across 5 approved providers.
In Western Sydney, nine providers deliver working at heights courses, with prices ranging from $185 to $320 and typical durations of four hours to a full day.
A working at heights ticket is required for workers who operate at heights where there is a risk of falling, such as construction, roofing, maintenance and warehouse roles needing ladder or scaffold access. Employers often ask for proof of this training before allowing staff onto elevated work areas.
Providers listed here include RTOs based in Parramatta, Auburn, Rouse Hill and Regents Park, offering working at heights training in half-day or full-day formats. As there is no fixed renewal period set by regulators, check with your employer or site for refresher requirements.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a working at heights course cost in Western Sydney?
- Prices range from $185 to $320 across the nine providers listed on this page, depending on the provider, location and course format.
- How long does a working at heights course take?
- Most courses run for about four hours or half a day, though some providers offer a full one-day session covering theory and practical assessment.
- Does a working at heights ticket expire?
- There is no fixed renewal period set for working at heights training. Refresher frequency often depends on employer policy or site-specific requirements.
- Can I complete working at heights training online?
- Some providers, such as National Online Courses, offer online theory components, but practical height-safety assessment is generally completed face-to-face.
Guide
Working at heights in NSW: who needs the ticket
RIIWHS204 explained: when height safety training is required, what it is not, how often it is refreshed and what it costs in NSW.