From
$1,800
Next date
30 Nov
NC
North Coast Training Company
Ballina · 5 days · In person
TLILIC0040TLILIC0018High risk work licence CN, C2, C6, CV & moreRenew every 5 years
Crane licence (incl. telehandler) courses in NSW
17 approved providers · from $1,200 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a crane licence (incl. telehandler) course in NSW: $1200 to $2100, across 17 approved providers, usually 5 days. Renew every 5 years.
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Sorted by featured, then price and dates listed.
From
$1,400
Next date
22 Feb
3 dates listed
IS
Integral Skills
Orange · 4 days · In person
From
$1,200
ex GST
AC
All Class Training
Tomago · 3 days · Blended
From
$1,595
C
Training Combined
Regents Park · 5 days
From
$1423.80
I
IWP Training
Warrawong · 4 days · In person
From
$2,050
DA
Dickens Assessment and Training Services
Coffs Harbour · 5 days · In person
From
$2,100
TC
Tower Crane Training
Campbelltown · 5 days · In person
Price on enquiry
HS
High Skill Training
Ingleburn · 5 days · In person
Price on enquiry
I
Ironbark Training
Wagga Wagga · In person
Price on enquiry
IS
Price on enquiry
HS
Health and Safety Advisory Service
Emu Plains
Price on enquiry
AO
All Onsite Training and Assessment
Unanderra · In person
Price on enquiry
FD
FHV Driver Training
Yennora · 5 days · In person
Price on enquiry
AA
Achieve Training & Assessment Services
Barrack Heights · 5 days
Price on enquiry
B
Price on enquiry
L
Lessplex Training
Taminda
Price on enquiry
EL
Elite Licensing
Moss Vale
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Across NSW, 18 providers run crane licence courses, often called a crane ticket, with prices from $1,200 to $3,195 and typical durations of 3 to 5 days depending on the class.
A crane licence, sometimes sought as a mobile crane licence or telehandler licence, is a high-risk work licence covering classes such as CN, C2, C6 and CV. Anyone operating cranes above the relevant capacity thresholds on NSW worksites needs this licence, which is issued by SafeWork NSW.
Providers on this page are located across the state, from Tomago and Campbelltown to Orange and Dubbo, and offer training for the specific crane class required for the job. Course length depends on the class and any prior licences held. The licence is valid for five years before renewal.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does a crane licence last?
- A high risk work licence lasts 5 years. You can renew it online through Service NSW before it expires or up to 12 months after; the renewal fee is $88 (2026–27).
- How do I get a crane licence in NSW?
- You must be 18 or over. Train with an RTO that has the unit on its scope, pass assessment with a SafeWork NSW accredited assessor, then apply through Service NSW within 60 days of your Notice of Satisfactory Assessment.
- Can you do a crane licence online?
- Not entirely. To get the licence you must be assessed as competent by a SafeWork NSW accredited assessor, and that assessment is practical.
Crane licence (incl. telehandler) courses by area
Guide
High risk work licence (HRW ticket) NSW: classes, fees, renewal
What an HRWL is, the licence classes, and how training, assessment and SafeWork NSW fit together.