Workers must often perform construction and maintenance work on infrastructure at heights. A boom-lift is infinitely safer and more convenient than a ladder. Still, a large part of that safety depends on the skills and knowledge of the boom-lift operator. HRTA provides structured boom-lift training in Sydney, emphasising comprehensive knowledge to manage most situations safely.
These boom-type elevating work platforms include a telescoping mechanism, hinged or articulated device, or any combination to support a platform. The purpose of the scaffold is to raise personnel, equipment, and materials.
To enrol in our boom-lift courses, participants must:
The objective outcome of the boom-lift over 11m training course is to receive the nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for TLILIC0005 – Licence to Operate a Boom-Type Elevating Work Platform (EWP) >11m. An accredited SafeWork NSW assessor will issue a High-Risk Work Licence valid for five years.
We conduct the course at our purpose-built training facility in Ingleburn. Participants receive theoretical instruction from qualified trainers and assessors and have access to various boom-lift equipment types for the practical component of the course. We strive to provide as many real-world scenarios as possible in our controlled boom-lift training simulations, allowing participants to put theory into practice.
The course lasts three days and consists of two training days and one assessment day.
We emphasise a comprehensive approach in all our training courses, which equips participants with the confidence required to perform their work and keep their charges safe. We also provide Verification of Competencies for all our courses, enabling you to maintain your certification with boom-lift training in Sydney.
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