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Training Combined
Regents Park · 3 days
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EWP / boom lift licence courses in Western Sydney
2 approved providers · from $750 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of an EWP / boom lift licence course in Western Sydney: about $750, across 2 approved providers, usually 3 days. Renew every 5 years.
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DLI Training
Auburn · In person
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Western Sydney has 3 providers offering an EWP licence, often called a boom lift licence or cherry picker licence, with courses priced at $750 and typically run over 3 days.
This ticket covers the WP class of high-risk work licence, required under SafeWork NSW rules for anyone operating a boom-type elevating work platform with a boom length of 11 metres or more. It suits construction, maintenance and warehouse workers who need to operate this equipment on site.
Providers listed here, including Training Combined in Regents Park, DLI Training in Auburn and Pipeline Training Australia in Rouse Hill, deliver face-to-face assessment leading to a nationally recognised unit of competency. Once issued, the WP licence is valid for 60 months before renewal is due.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the EWP licence cost in Western Sydney?
- Providers in Western Sydney list EWP licence training at $750. This typically covers training, assessment and the licence application paperwork, though it is worth confirming exactly what is included before booking.
- How long does the EWP course take?
- The EWP / boom lift course in Western Sydney typically runs over 3 days, combining practical training with the licence assessment. Exact scheduling can vary by provider, so check the specific course timetable when booking.
- How often does the WP licence need to be renewed?
- The WP high-risk work licence is valid for 60 months (5 years). Renewal is a straightforward online application through Service NSW and does not require a course or reassessment, though optional refresher training is available for those who want to brush up on skills.
- What do I need to bring to do the EWP course?
- You will generally need photo identification and to meet any prerequisites set by the training provider, such as a minimum age. Specific requirements can vary by provider, so it is best to confirm directly before the course.
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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.