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Integral Skills
Orange · 3 days · In person
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EWP / boom lift licence courses in Central West
5 approved providers · from $700 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of an EWP / boom lift licence course in Central West: $700 to $785, across 5 approved providers, usually 3 days. Renew every 5 years.
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Specialised Skills
South Bathurst · 3 days · In person
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Train 365 Indigenous Corporation
Canobolas · 4 days · In person
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Trainsafe RTO
Bowan Park · In person
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RDP Training
Grenfell
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An EWP licence, often called an EWP ticket, allows operators to use boom-type elevating work platforms with a boom length of 11 metres or more. It is a WP class high risk work licence issued by SafeWork NSW, required for workers operating this equipment on construction sites, warehouses and maintenance jobs across regional NSW.
Five providers across the Central West, including locations in Dubbo, Grenfell, Bowan Park, Canobolas and Orange, offer EWP training in this region. Course prices range from $700 to $785, with typical durations of 3.0 to 4.0 days depending on the provider and whether prior experience is assessed.
Once issued, the WP licence is valid for five years before renewal is required through SafeWork NSW. Check with individual providers for exact course dates, prerequisites and whether assessment is combined with training.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does an EWP licence course cost in the Central West?
- Prices among the five listed providers range from $700 to $785. The exact cost depends on the provider, course duration and whether assessment is bundled with training.
- How long does EWP training take?
- Typical course durations are 3.0 or 4.0 days, depending on the provider and course structure. Some providers may offer shorter programs for candidates with prior boom lift experience.
- How often do I need to renew my EWP licence?
- The WP high risk work licence issued by SafeWork NSW is valid for five years from the date of issue, after which renewal is required to continue operating boom-type elevating work platforms.
- What do I need to bring to an EWP course?
- Requirements vary by provider but generally include photo identification and, for some courses, evidence of relevant work experience. Contact the specific provider to confirm prerequisites before booking.
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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.