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Working at heights courses in New England & North West

3 approved providers · from $260 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a working at heights course in New England & North West: about $260, across 3 approved providers, usually 6 hours.

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A working at heights ticket is available across New England & North West, where 3 training providers offer the course for $260, typically completed in 6 hours.

This working at heights course is aimed at anyone who works above two metres, including construction workers, scaffolders, roofers and maintenance staff who need to show they understand fall-risk controls before starting on site. The training combines theory with a practical assessment on ladders, harnesses and anchor points.

Providers delivering the course in the region are based in towns including Barraba, Taminda and Tamworth, with the $260 course running for about six hours in a single session. There is no set national renewal period for this certificate; many employers set their own refresher schedules, so check site induction requirements before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the working at heights course cost in New England & North West?
All three providers listed for this region charge $260 for the working at heights course.
How long does the working at heights training take?
The course runs for about 6 hours, typically completed in a single session combining classroom theory and a practical assessment.
Does the working at heights ticket expire?
There is no fixed national renewal period for this certificate. Some workplaces require periodic refresher training, so check with your employer or site induction requirements.
What do I need to bring or know before booking?
Bring photo ID on the day. There are no formal prerequisites, though closed-in footwear is usually required for the practical component; confirm specific requirements with your chosen provider.

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Guide

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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