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DLI Training
Auburn · 0.5 days · Face to face
RIIWHS204RIIWHS204E
Working at heights courses in Western Sydney
7 approved providers · from $185 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a working at heights course in Western Sydney: $185 to $295, across 7 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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NATIONAL ONLINE COURSES
Parramatta · 1 day · Face to face
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Training Combined Pty Ltd
Regents Park · 1 day
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TLH Training Group Pty Ltd
Parramatta · 8 hours · Face to face
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Pipeline Training Australia
Rouse Hill
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FHV
Yennora · 1 day
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FHV Driver Training
Yennora · 1 day · Face to face
Working at heights training covers the safe use of harnesses, ladders, scaffolding and other equipment for tasks performed above ground level. It's commonly required for tradies, riggers, roofers, maintenance staff and anyone working on construction sites or elevated platforms in New South Wales.
This page lists 6 providers offering working at heights courses in Western Sydney, including options in Yennora, Regents Park, Parramatta, Auburn and Rouse Hill. Prices range from $185 to $295, with courses typically running for half a day to a full day (around 8 hours).
Working at heights is not classed as a high-risk work licence, so it does not fall under SafeWork NSW's HRWL system. Renewal requirements vary by provider and by the specific site or employer requirements, so check with the training provider or your employer about how often refresher training is needed.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a working at heights course cost in Western Sydney
- Prices among the listed providers range from $185 to $295, depending on the provider and course format. Contact individual providers for current pricing and any group discounts.
- How long does the course take
- Courses typically run for half a day (around 4 hours) to a full day, with some listed as 8 hours. Exact duration depends on the provider and course structure.
- Do I need to renew my working at heights certificate
- Working at heights is not a licensed high-risk work category, so there's no fixed government renewal period. Refresher requirements vary by employer, worksite and provider, so check directly with your training provider.
- What do I need to bring or have before starting the course
- Requirements vary by provider but generally include photo ID. Some sites may also require appropriate footwear or clothing for practical assessment. Contact the provider beforehand to confirm specific prerequisites.
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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.