How much does a working at heights course cost in Campbelltown?

Prices among the three listed providers range from $250 to $300. Tower Crane Training lists a price from $250, and High Skill Training lists a price from $300. Height Safety Engineers does not publish a starting price, so it's best to contact them directly.

How long does the course take?

The working at heights course offered by providers in this area typically runs for one day, combining classroom-based theory with hands-on practical assessment involving harnesses and height safety equipment.

Does the working at heights ticket expire?

There is no legislated renewal period for working at heights training in NSW. Many employers set their own refresher schedules, so it varies by workplace and should be confirmed with your employer or site supervisor.

What do I need to bring or know before booking?

Requirements vary by provider, but most ask for photo ID on the day. Some training also involves physical tasks like climbing and using harnesses, so reasonable fitness may be expected. Check directly with the provider for specific prerequisites.

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Working at heights courses in Campbelltown

3 approved providers · from $250 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a working at heights course in Campbelltown: $250 to $300, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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Tower Crane Training

Campbelltown · 1.3 km · 1 day · In person

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 4.9 (71)

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High Skill Training

Ingleburn · 8.9 km · 1 day · In person

Approved CPCCCM2012 Approved RIIWHS204★ 5 (340)

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Listed from the national register.

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Height Safety Engineers

Ingleburn · 10.5 km · 1 day

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 4.8 (70)

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A working at heights course, often called a working at heights ticket, covers safe practices for working above ground level, including the use of harnesses, ladders and fall-arrest systems. It's required for tradies, riggers, scaffolders and anyone whose job involves elevated work on construction or maintenance sites in New South Wales.

Three providers offer this training in and around Campbelltown, with Tower Crane Training based locally and Height Safety Engineers and High Skill Training both in nearby Ingleburn. Prices range from $250 to $300, and the course typically runs for one day, combining theory with practical assessment.

There's no legislated renewal period for working at heights training in NSW, so how often refresher courses are needed depends on individual employer policy or site requirements. Workers should check with their employer or site supervisor about current expectations before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a working at heights course cost in Campbelltown?: Prices among the three listed providers range from $250 to $300. Tower Crane Training lists a price from $250, and High Skill Training lists a price from $300. Height Safety Engineers does not publish a starting price, so it's best to contact them directly.
How long does the course take?: The working at heights course offered by providers in this area typically runs for one day, combining classroom-based theory with hands-on practical assessment involving harnesses and height safety equipment.
Does the working at heights ticket expire?: There is no legislated renewal period for working at heights training in NSW. Many employers set their own refresher schedules, so it varies by workplace and should be confirmed with your employer or site supervisor.
What do I need to bring or know before booking?: Requirements vary by provider, but most ask for photo ID on the day. Some training also involves physical tasks like climbing and using harnesses, so reasonable fitness may be expected. Check directly with the provider for specific prerequisites.

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Working at heights in NSW: who needs the ticket

RIIWHS204 explained: when height safety training is required, what it is not, how often it is refreshed and what it costs in NSW.

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