How much does a working at heights course cost in this region?

All three listed providers charge $380 for the course. This is a single price point across Moss Vale, Goulburn and Bywong; check with each RTO for any inclusions such as equipment hire or certificate fees.

How long does the course take?

The typical duration is one day. Providers in Moss Vale, Goulburn and Bywong each run the course as a single-day session, combining classroom instruction with practical height and harness exercises.

Does the working at heights ticket need to be renewed?

There is no mandatory national renewal period for a working at heights statement of attainment. Some employers or worksites set their own refresher intervals, so check with your employer or the specific site's safety requirements.

What do I need to bring or meet before booking?

Providers generally require photo ID on the day. There are no formal prerequisite licences for working at heights training, though a reasonable level of fitness for ladder and harness work is expected.

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Working at heights courses in Southern Tablelands & ACT border

3 approved providers · from $380 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a working at heights course in Southern Tablelands & ACT border: about $380, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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Loadwise Australia

Bywong · Blended

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E

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Listed from the national register.

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Admire Workplace Safety

Moss Vale · Online

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (18)

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

Wright Training

Goulburn · 1 day · In person

Approved RIIWHS204 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (1)

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Three providers across the Southern Tablelands and ACT border region offer a working at heights ticket, with prices at $380 and a typical duration of one day.

Working at heights training, sometimes booked as working at heights training or a working at heights course, is required for anyone working on ladders, scaffolds, roofs or other elevated structures where a fall risk exists. It is commonly requested by builders, roofers, scaffolders and warehouse staff, and many sites will not allow access without a current statement of attainment.

Providers in this area include Admire Workplace Safety in Moss Vale, Wright Training in Goulburn and Loadwise Australia in Bywong. Courses run for one day and cover fall-risk identification, harness use and safe work procedures aligned with SafeWork NSW guidance. There is no fixed national renewal period; some employers set their own refresher schedules.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a working at heights course cost in this region?: All three listed providers charge $380 for the course. This is a single price point across Moss Vale, Goulburn and Bywong; check with each RTO for any inclusions such as equipment hire or certificate fees.
How long does the course take?: The typical duration is one day. Providers in Moss Vale, Goulburn and Bywong each run the course as a single-day session, combining classroom instruction with practical height and harness exercises.
Does the working at heights ticket need to be renewed?: There is no mandatory national renewal period for a working at heights statement of attainment. Some employers or worksites set their own refresher intervals, so check with your employer or the specific site's safety requirements.
What do I need to bring or meet before booking?: Providers generally require photo ID on the day. There are no formal prerequisite licences for working at heights training, though a reasonable level of fitness for ladder and harness work is expected.

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