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Prestons · 1 day · In person
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Scissor lift / EWP under 11 m courses in South Western Sydney
4 approved providers · from $390 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a scissor lift / EWP under 11 m course in South Western Sydney: about $390, across 4 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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Safezone Training
Bankstown · 1 day · In person
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Height Safety Engineers
Ingleburn · 1 day
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Wetherill Park
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In South Western Sydney, four providers offer scissor lift training for $390, with courses running over one, two or three days depending on the unit combination booked.
A scissor lift or EWP (elevating work platform) ticket, sometimes called an EWP yellow card, is needed for anyone operating a scissor lift or boom-type EWP under 11 metres on a construction site or in a warehouse. This category does not fall under a SafeWork NSW high-risk work licence, so training follows nationally recognised units rather than a fixed licence renewal schedule.
Providers listed here are based in Bankstown, Prestons, Ingleburn and Wetherill Park. Course length depends on whether operators train on scissor lifts only or add boom-type EWP units, so check which combination suits the job before booking.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does scissor lift training cost in South Western Sydney?
- All four providers listed charge $390 for scissor lift/EWP under 11 m training, with pricing consistent across the Bankstown, Prestons, Ingleburn and Wetherill Park locations.
- How long does the course take?
- Courses run from one to three days depending on whether training covers scissor lifts only or includes boom-type EWP units, so confirm with the provider which combination you need before enrolling.
- Does the EWP yellow card expire or need renewal?
- This ticket is not a SafeWork NSW high-risk work licence, so there is no mandated renewal period; some employers set their own refresher schedule, and this varies by provider.
- What do I need to bring, ID or prerequisites?
- Requirements vary by provider, but photo ID is generally required on the day. Check directly with the RTO for any language, literacy or numeracy 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.