EWP training for boom and scissor

Welcome to Jack Australia EWP training for elevating work platform in Sydney, in partnership with Colin Cuthbertson from High Skill Training RTO No- 91309. The following courses will assist applicants to gain employment in relevant industries and assist employers or self employed to meet their duty of care for the safe ues of ewp, elevating work platforms.

We provide EWP training for the safe use of EWP below 11 meter Yellow card EWPA accreditation and TLILIC508A- licence boom type elevating work platform (boom length over 11 metresor more) unit of competency TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT.

Jack Australia is located in Girraween, western Sydney approximately 15mins west of Parramatta.

Our facility has dedicated machines, serviced & set aside for training purposes.

Course's commence Monday to Friday, standard start time is approximately 7am daily.

We maintain a maximum class size of approximately (5) five applicants per training or assessment session, however individuals and small numbers are also welcome. We supply relevant EWP, elevating work platforms such as knuckle booms, scissor lifts vertical lifts as part of the package, prices include the hire of these EWP, during the training and assessment.

BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL, unfortunatley NO applicants for either Work platform over 11 meters or EWP Yellow cards are able to show up with out notice.

ARE WE AN RTO & HOW DO WE COMPLY WITH THE NEW "HIGH RISK LICENCING SYSTEM"?

Our training program is designed to teach the skill requirements that need to be demonstrated to attain a high risk work licence as detailed in units of competency outlined in NTIS training packages and required by WorkCover.

On 1^st September 2009, WorkCover NSW implemented a National Standard for licencing persons performing high risk work in areas including scaffolding, rigging, dogging, forklifts, crane operations and EWP workplatforms. The previous system allowed these categories to be trained from either a non accredited trainer or a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), where as the new system requires training for high risk license only to be performed by a RTO or a training company aligned with a registered RTO.

To comply with this legislation Jack Australia has been aligned in partnership with Colin Cuthbertson of High Skill Training RTO-91309 since the new licensing process was implemented on the 1st of September 2009.

Under legislation, RTO’s or training oranisations aligned to an RTO are the only groups who can deliver and assess training package units of competency. Upon successful completion of the training process applicants will be issue with a nationally recognised statement of attainment, for TLILIC-508a licence to operate boom type elevating work platform over 11 metre, which will allow applicants to apply for a WorkCover WP license, identified as a “HIGH RISK” licence categorie by WorkCover.

The quality of training delivered by Jack Australia is guaranteed to be nationally consistent and of a high quality exceeding the requirements of Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF), and meet stringent operating requirements. Our training process equips the applicant with the practical skills and knowledge needed to ensure they are reaching the standards outlined in the NTIS unit of competency and documented providing evidence potential licensees have received training which exceeds the minimum level required.

Under the old WorkCover high risk licensing system, participants need only to demonstrate an ability to pass both the knowledge and practical test without the need to provide evidence that sufficient training had been provided. The licensing process now not only requires satisfactory outcome of the written and practical components of the relevant WorkCover category, but supporting evidence must be recorded, to confirm training provided to the applicant meets the requirements of the relevant NTIS training package, and has been delivered and documented as required under the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF).

Prior to applicants attending a WorkCover assessment, the applicant must satisfy the RTO that they are competent in meeting the standards, a final test (summative assessment) will be undertaken simulating duration and level of knowledge that will be required by WorkCover on the day of assessment.

Jack Australia is committed to provide as safe work environment and contribute to building a culture of safety in the work place minimise the risk of accidents to all workers, co workers and members of the community.

This website has been designed to assist applicants and provide them with the relevant information required to apply for licencing to operate EWP, elevated work platforms. We hope you find this a useful tool to assist you with your requirements, if you have any suggestions or clarification required on information we have provided please contact us, your feedback is important to our development.

However Jack Australia recommends any user's of machinery to consult with relevant authorities regarding licence requirements needed to comply with federal, state, and occupational health and safety requirements.