How much does a working at heights course cost in the Riverina & Murray region?

Pricing is not listed for this region and varies by provider. Contact Ironbark Training, Richriver Firstaid or Thurgoona Training Academy directly for a current quote.

How long does the course take?

Duration is not specified here and can vary by provider and delivery method. Most working at heights courses run as a single short session, but you should confirm timing with the provider before booking.

Does a working at heights ticket expire?

There is no set renewal period mandated by SafeWork NSW for this course. Some employers or sites require periodic refresher training, so check with your workplace or site induction requirements.

Can I complete working at heights training online?

Working at heights involves a practical component, such as using harnesses or ladders safely, so most courses include face-to-face or on-site assessment even if some theory is delivered online. Confirm the delivery format with each provider.

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Working at heights courses in Riverina & Murray

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

A working at heights course in Riverina & Murray, across 3 approved providers.

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Richriver Firstaid

Moama

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (30)

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Ironbark Training

Wagga Wagga · In person

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (192)

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Thurgoona Training Academy

Table Top

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (1838)

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Working at heights training is offered by 3 providers across the Riverina & Murray region of NSW, including Ironbark Training in Wagga Wagga, Richriver Firstaid in Moama and Thurgoona Training Academy in Table Top.

A working at heights ticket is needed by anyone whose job involves work on ladders, scaffolds, roofs or elevated platforms, including builders, roofers, electricians and warehouse staff. Employers often require the course, sometimes called working at heights training, before allowing staff onto a site with fall risks.

There is no fixed renewal period set by SafeWork NSW for this course, so how often workers repeat it depends on workplace policy, site induction requirements or changes to relevant codes of practice. Course pricing and duration are not listed here and should be confirmed directly with each provider.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a working at heights course cost in the Riverina & Murray region?: Pricing is not listed for this region and varies by provider. Contact Ironbark Training, Richriver Firstaid or Thurgoona Training Academy directly for a current quote.
How long does the course take?: Duration is not specified here and can vary by provider and delivery method. Most working at heights courses run as a single short session, but you should confirm timing with the provider before booking.
Does a working at heights ticket expire?: There is no set renewal period mandated by SafeWork NSW for this course. Some employers or sites require periodic refresher training, so check with your workplace or site induction requirements.
Can I complete working at heights training online?: Working at heights involves a practical component, such as using harnesses or ladders safely, so most courses include face-to-face or on-site assessment even if some theory is delivered online. Confirm the delivery format with each provider.

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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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