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Regents Park · 2 days
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Scissor lift / EWP under 11 m courses in Western Sydney
3 approved providers · from $550 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a scissor lift / EWP under 11 m course in Western Sydney: about $550, across 3 approved providers, usually 2 days.
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Auburn · In person
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Mobile Welding Services
Riverstone · 20 hours
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Western Sydney has three training providers offering scissor lift training for elevating work platforms (EWP) under 11 metres, with courses priced from $550 and typically run over 2 days (20 hours).
This training, sometimes called an EWP yellow card, suits workers who operate scissor lifts or boom-type platforms on construction sites, warehouses or maintenance jobs. It is not a high-risk work licence, so there is no SafeWork NSW class attached, but many sites still require proof of completed training before allowing access to a platform.
Providers in the area include RTOs based in Regents Park, Auburn and Riverstone, with sessions run face-to-face using on-site equipment. Renewal periods are set by individual providers rather than a fixed statutory schedule, so check with the training provider about how often refresher training is expected.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does scissor lift training cost in Western Sydney?
- The three providers listed charge from $550 for scissor lift / EWP under 11 m training. Exact inclusions, such as equipment hire or assessment fees, can vary, so confirm details with the provider before booking.
- How long does the course take?
- Courses typically run over 2 days, totalling around 20 hours. This combines classroom theory with practical operation of scissor lifts and boom-type EWPs under 11 metres on-site.
- How often do I need to renew my scissor lift ticket?
- This is not a government-issued high-risk work licence, so there is no fixed statutory renewal period. Refresher training schedules and validity periods are set by individual providers or workplaces, so this varies by provider.
- What do I need to bring or know before booking?
- Requirements vary by provider but generally include photo ID and suitable workwear for practical sessions. Contact the specific RTO in Regents Park, Auburn or Riverstone to confirm any prerequisites before enrolling.
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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.