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Safezone Training
Bankstown · 3 days · In person
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EWP / boom lift licence courses in South Western Sydney
3 approved providers · every one holds this unit on the national register.
An EWP / boom lift licence course in South Western Sydney, across 3 approved providers, usually 3 days. Renew every 5 years.
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Height Safety Engineers
Ingleburn
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Wetherill Park
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South Western Sydney has 3 EWP licence providers, also known as a boom lift licence or EWP ticket, with courses typically running over 3 days.
An EWP (elevating work platform) licence, sometimes called a cherry picker licence, is a high-risk work licence (class WP) required to operate boom-type elevating work platforms with a boom length of 11 metres or more. It suits scaffolders, riggers, electricians, painters, tree loppers and other tradies working at height on construction and maintenance sites.
Providers on this page, including Height Safety Engineers in Ingleburn, Safezone Training in Bankstown and Yalagan Registered Training in Wetherill Park, offer nationally recognised WP training leading to a licence issued and renewed every 60 months through SafeWork NSW. Course length is generally 3 days; prices vary by provider, so contact each RTO directly for a quote.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does an EWP licence course cost in South Western Sydney?
- Prices vary by provider; this page does not list a fixed price range for the 3 RTOs shown, so contact them directly for current course fees.
- How long does the EWP licence course take?
- Courses in South Western Sydney typically run over 3 days, covering both practical and theory components required for the WP high-risk work licence.
- How long is an EWP licence valid before renewal?
- A WP high-risk work licence issued by SafeWork NSW is valid for 60 months (5 years), after which it must be renewed.
- What do I need to bring or meet before starting the course?
- Requirements vary by provider, but applicants generally need photo ID and must be at least 18 years old; check with each RTO for specific prerequisites.
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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.