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Maryville · 1 day · Face to face
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Working at heights courses in Newcastle & Hunter
7 approved providers · from $175 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a working at heights course in Newcastle & Hunter: $175 to $320, across 7 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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Beresfield · 4 hours · Face to face
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Focus on Safety Pty Ltd
McDougalls Hill · Face to face
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Maxwell Recruitment & Training
Warabrook · 1 day
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KEY TRAINING SOLUTIONS
Cardiff · 1 day · Online
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Zokal Safety Training Pty Ltd
Sandgate · 1 day · Face to face
Working at heights training covers the safe use of harnesses, ladders, scaffolding and other equipment for work performed above ground level. It is typically required for tradies, construction workers, riggers, roofers and anyone whose job involves a fall risk, and many worksites in NSW require proof of current training before allowing access.
This page lists 6 providers offering working at heights courses across Newcastle & Hunter, including suburbs such as Sandgate, Warabrook, Beresfield, Cardiff, Maryville and McDougalls Hill. Prices range from $175 to $350, with courses typically running for half a day, a full day, or around four hours depending on the provider.
Working at heights is not a licensed high-risk work category under SafeWork NSW, so there is no set legal renewal period, though many employers and worksites request refresher training periodically. Check with individual providers for specific scheduling and refresher policies.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a working at heights course cost in Newcastle & Hunter?
- Prices among the 6 listed providers range from $175 to $350. The cost can depend on course length, location and whether equipment is provided, so it's worth comparing providers directly.
- How long does the course take?
- Typical course durations in this region are half a day, a full day, or around four hours. The exact length depends on the provider and the specific course content offered.
- Does working at heights training expire and need renewal?
- Working at heights is not a SafeWork NSW licensed category, so there is no mandated renewal period. Some employers or worksites request periodic refresher training, so check with your workplace or the provider.
- What do I need to bring or complete beforehand?
- Requirements vary by provider but commonly include photo ID and sometimes basic literacy or fitness for practical tasks. Contact the specific provider to confirm any prerequisites before booking.
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Working at heights in NSW: who needs the ticket
RIIWHS204E explained: when height safety training is required, what it is not, how often it is refreshed and what it costs in NSW.