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$1,595
Training Combined
Regents Park · 4 days
TLILIC0040TLILIC0018High risk work licence CN, C2, C6, CV & moreRenew every 5 years
2 approved providers · from $1,595 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a crane licence (incl. telehandler) course in Western Sydney: about $1595, across 2 approved providers, usually 4 days. Renew every 5 years.
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$1,595
Regents Park · 4 days
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Yennora · 5 days · In person
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A crane licence, often called a crane ticket, covers high-risk work classes such as CN, C2, C6, CV and more, and is required for anyone operating a mobile crane or telehandler on a worksite in NSW. Employers in construction, logistics and civil works typically need staff to hold the relevant class before operating this equipment.
Three providers across Western Sydney, including options in Regents Park, Yennora and Rouse Hill, offer crane licence training from $1,595 to $3,195. Courses typically run 4 to 5 days depending on the class and prior experience, combining theory, practical assessment and licence application support.
The licence is issued by SafeWork NSW and is valid for five years. Renewal is a straightforward online application through Service NSW and does not require a course, though some workers choose optional refresher training to update their skills before renewing.
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What an HRWL is, the licence classes, and how training, assessment and SafeWork NSW fit together.