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 Course | $185 | 0.5 days | Face to face | 30 Sept |
| NATIONAL ONLINE COURSES | Parramatta | Working at Heights Course | $199 | 1 day | Face to face | — |
| FHV | Yennora | Work safely at heights | $250 | 1 day | — | — |
| FHV Driver Training | Yennora | Working at Heights License Course in Sydney | $250 | 1 day | Face to face | — |
| Training Combined Pty Ltd | Regents Park | Work Safely at Heights | $295 | 1 day | — | — |
Typical cost of a working at heights course in Western Sydney: $185 to $295, across 5 approved providers.
Working at heights training covers safe practices for tasks performed above ground level, such as using ladders, scaffolding, elevated work platforms or roof access. It's commonly required for construction workers, riggers, scaffolders, electricians, and anyone whose job involves working at elevation.
This page lists 7 providers offering Working at Heights courses in Western Sydney, including locations in Parramatta, Yennora, Auburn, Rouse Hill and Regents Park. Prices range from $185 to $295, with courses typically running for half a day to a full day (around 8 hours).
Working at Heights is not a SafeWork NSW licensed high-risk work category, so there is no fixed statutory renewal period. Some employers or sites may set their own refresher requirements, so check with your workplace or head contractor about how often retraining is expected.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a Working at Heights course cost in Western Sydney?
- Prices among the 7 providers listed range from $185 to $295. The exact cost depends on the provider and location; contact them directly to confirm current pricing and what's included.
- How long does the course take to complete?
- Typical course durations listed are half a day, one full day, or 8 hours, depending on the provider. Some providers may offer different formats, so check the specific course details before booking.
- Does a Working at Heights ticket expire?
- Working at Heights is not a SafeWork NSW licensed high-risk work category, so there's no mandated renewal period. Some worksites or employers require periodic refresher training; this varies by employer and provider.
- What do I need to bring or complete beforehand?
- Requirements such as photo ID, closed footwear, or online pre-course components vary by provider. Contact the training provider directly to confirm what's needed before your session.
Guide
Working at heights in NSW: who needs the ticket
RIIWHS204E explained: when height safety training is required, what it is not, how often it is refreshed and what it costs in NSW.