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RIIWHS204RIIWHS204E
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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Ironbark Training
Wagga Wagga · Face to face
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Thurgoona Training Academy
Table Top
Working at heights training covers the safe use of harnesses, ladders, scaffolding and other equipment when work is performed above ground level. It suits construction, trades, warehouse and maintenance workers whose roles involve elevated work, and is often requested by employers before starting on site.
This page lists 3 providers offering working at heights courses in the Riverina & Murray region of NSW, including Thurgoona Training Academy in Table Top, Ironbark Training in Wagga Wagga, and RICHRIVER FIRSTAID PTY LTD in Moama. Course pricing and duration vary by provider, so it is worth contacting each directly for current details.
Working at heights is not a licence issued by SafeWork NSW, but many employers set their own refresher timeframes. Check with your employer or site requirements to confirm how often retraining is expected.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a working at heights course cost?
- Pricing is not listed for this region and varies by provider. Contact Thurgoona Training Academy, Ironbark Training, or RICHRIVER FIRSTAID PTY LTD directly for a quote.
- How long does the course take?
- Course duration is not specified here and can differ between providers. Most working at heights courses nationally run for part of a day, but you should confirm timing with the training provider before booking.
- Do I need to renew my working at heights ticket?
- Working at heights is not a SafeWork NSW licence with a set renewal period. Some employers or sites require periodic refreshers, so check with your workplace or the training provider about their specific requirements.
- What do I need to bring on the day?
- Requirements vary by provider but typically include photo ID. Some courses may involve practical components requiring suitable clothing and footwear, so confirm specifics with the provider when booking.
Nearby and related
Guide
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.