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EWP / boom lift licence courses in NSW

27 approved providers · from $550 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of an EWP / boom lift licence course in NSW: $550 to $1150, across 27 approved providers, usually 3 days. Renew every 5 years.

Sorted by featured, then price and dates listed.

From

$780

Next date

7 Dec

14 dates listed

H

HPOTS Training

Cessnock · 3 days · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 4.9 (8)

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Listed from the national register.

From

$700

Next date

25 Nov

13 dates listed

IS

Integral Skills

Mudgee · 3 days · In person

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

From

$600

ex GST

AC

All Class Training

Tomago · 2 days · Blended

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (76)

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Listed from the national register.

From

$745

SS

Specialised Skills

South Bathurst · 3 days · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (1)

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Listed from the national register.

From

$750

C

Training Combined

Regents Park · 3 days

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (170)

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Listed from the national register.

From

$650

AA

All Training Academy

Strathfield South · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 4.9 (151)

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Listed from the national register.

From

$550

LA

Loadwise Australia

Bywong · 1 day · In person

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

From

$1,150

B

BC Training

Goulburn · In person

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

S

Safezone Training

Bankstown · 3 days · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (469)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

I

Ironbark Training

Wagga Wagga · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (192)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

IA

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (450)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

TR

Trainsafe RTO

Bowan Park · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (24)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

D

DLI Training

Auburn · In person

Approved TLILIC0005★ 4.9 (1347)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

R

RDP Training

Grenfell

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

A

Atlas Training

Llandilo · In person

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

FA

Forkpro Australia

Helensburgh · In person

Approved TLILIC0005

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Listed from the national register.

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Across NSW, 28 registered training organisations offer EWP licence courses, with prices ranging from $550 to $1150 and typical durations of 1 to 4 days depending on the boom lift class and provider.

An EWP licence, also known as a boom lift licence, allows operators to use elevating work platforms with a boom length of 11 metres or more. This high-risk work licence (class WP) is required under NSW work health and safety law for anyone operating this type of equipment on a worksite, and is issued by SafeWork NSW following successful completion of training and assessment.

Providers listed here, including operators in Barrack Heights, Auburn, Ingleburn and Dubbo, deliver both practical and theory components over one to four days. Once issued, the WP licence remains valid for five years before renewal is required through SafeWork NSW.

Frequently asked questions

How much is an EWP licence in NSW?
Across 11 approved providers that publish a price, the median is $745 and half charge between $625 and $783. Advertised prices run from $550 to $1,150. On top of the course, the SafeWork NSW licence fee is $95 per class (2026–27).
How long does an EWP 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 an EWP 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 an EWP 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.
How long does an EWP licence course take?
Most courses listed here take 3 days; some take 1 day.

What an EWP / boom lift licence course costs in NSW: median, range and regional prices →

EWP / boom lift licence courses by area

Guide

EWP licence in NSW: when you need one and when you don’t

The WP high risk work licence covers boom-type EWPs with a boom of 11 metres or more. Scissor lifts and smaller booms need training, not a licence.

Read the guide