How much does working at heights training cost on the North Shore?

All three listed providers charge $185 for the course. This is a flat rate rather than a range, so you can budget for this amount regardless of which provider you choose.

How long does the course take?

Course length varies by provider, with options running either half a day (0.5 day) or a full day (1.0 day). Check with the specific provider to confirm the session length before booking.

Does a working at heights ticket expire?

There is no fixed statutory renewal period for this training, as it is not a SafeWork NSW licence. Refresher requirements are generally set by individual employers or worksites, so confirm with your employer.

Are these courses available online or only face-to-face?

This varies by provider. Working at heights training typically includes a practical component, so contact providers directly such as Safety Corp, Trades School Australia or GAAM Emergency Products to confirm delivery format.

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Working at heights courses in North Shore

3 approved providers · from $185 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a working at heights course in North Shore: about $185, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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Trades School Australia

Artarmon · 1 day · In person

Approved CPCCCM2012 Approved RIIWHS204★ 5 (47)

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Listed from the national register.

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Adt Security (QLD)

North Sydney · 1 day

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 1 (1)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

Safety Corp

Artarmon

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E

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Listed from the national register.

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Three providers on Sydney's North Shore offer a working at heights ticket from $185, with courses running from half a day to a full day. This training covers the safe use of harnesses, ladders, scaffolding and other equipment for anyone working above ground level, including roofers, scaffolders, riggers and general construction workers.

Unlike a high-risk work licence, working at heights training is not issued by SafeWork NSW and has no fixed statutory renewal period. Employers and individual worksites often set their own refresher schedules, so check with your employer or site induction requirements before booking.

Providers listed here, including those in Artarmon and North Sydney, run short sessions suited to tradies who need a working at heights course completed quickly, with both half-day and full-day options available depending on the provider.

Frequently asked questions

How much does working at heights training cost on the North Shore?: All three listed providers charge $185 for the course. This is a flat rate rather than a range, so you can budget for this amount regardless of which provider you choose.
How long does the course take?: Course length varies by provider, with options running either half a day (0.5 day) or a full day (1.0 day). Check with the specific provider to confirm the session length before booking.
Does a working at heights ticket expire?: There is no fixed statutory renewal period for this training, as it is not a SafeWork NSW licence. Refresher requirements are generally set by individual employers or worksites, so confirm with your employer.
Are these courses available online or only face-to-face?: This varies by provider. Working at heights training typically includes a practical component, so contact providers directly such as Safety Corp, Trades School Australia or GAAM Emergency Products to confirm delivery format.

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Working at heights in NSW: who needs the ticket

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