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Self Erecting (CS) & Tower Crane (CT) Courses.

Kick start your career in the sky and learn to operate the range of tower cranes used through out Australia.

Diesel & Electric
Hydraulic & Reeved
Luffing & Hamerhead

There are two Tower Crane licence classes

– CT – Licence to operate a tower crane

– CS – Licence to operate a self erecting tower crane

> Entry Requirements for all tickets is the candidate holding a DG – Lic to perform dogging

Slewing Mobile Crane Licence All Classes

Under WHS Legislation you must be licenced to operate cranes in Australia. To obtain a licence to perform high-risk work, you must undertake formal training and successfully complete a national assessment for the class of licence.

Slew Cranes include a multitude of cranes including, Mobile slew crane, Crawler crane, All-Terrain crane, Rough Terrain crane, Pin Jib’s etc

The come in the following classes

The pathways to attain a licence in the above classes are set by the regulator and are as follows

> Entry Requirements for all Slewing Mobile Crane tickets is the candidate holding a DG – Lic to perform dogging

> C2 & C6 can be trained with no prior slew crane licence

> C1 requires the candidate hold a C6 licence prior to training

> C0 requires the candidate hold a C1 licence prior to training

Crane licence encompassments

CO licence encompasses the CV, CN, RS, C2, C6 and C1 licences.
C1 licence encompasses the CV, CN, RS, C2 and C6 licences.
C6 licence encompasses the CV, CN, RS and C2 licences.
C2 licence encompasses the CV, CN and RS licences.

In Queensland, as of the 31 December 2016, a person who holds a non-slewing mobile crane licence (CN) is NO LONGER permitted to operate a reach stacker without holding an RS HRWL Class. C2,C6,C1 & C0 will continue to be able to operate a reach stacker.

For additional information on encompassments please see the WHSQ Page

Non Slewing Mobile Crane Licence

Under WHS Legislation you must be licenced to operate cranes in Australia. To obtain a licence to perform high-risk work, you must undertake formal training and successfully complete a national assessment for the class of licence.

A Non-Slewing Crane Licence covers the licence holder to operate a variety of cranes including, Franna Cranes, Humma Cranes, Telehandlers for cranage purposes etc

There is only one class of HRWL – CN

The pathways to attain a licence in the above class is set by the regulator and are as follows

> Entry Requirements for all crane tickets is the candidate holding a DG – Lic to perform dogging

Vehicle Loading Crane Licence

Under WHS Legislation you must be licenced to operate cranes in Australia. To obtain a licence to perform high-risk work, you must undertake formal training and successfully complete a national assessment for the class of licence.

A Vehicle Loading Crane Licence covers the licence holder to operate a variety of cranes including, Truck mounted cranes, Palfingers, Fassi, Maxilift, With or without hoist function

There is only one class of HRWL – CV

The pathways to attain a licence in the above class is set by the regulator and are as follows

> Entry Requirements for all crane tickets is the candidate holding a DG – Lic to perform dogging

Why Train With Us?

We pride ourselves on providing the best quality training for high risk work licences in south east Queensland. Experienced trainers provide a learning environment that is both comfortable and enjoyable.

The training site has 8 cranes which uniquely gives you the opportunity to get hands on with all the relevant cranes for a licence - not just some. Our aim is to give you the confidence you need on site after gaining your basic, intermediate or advanced accreditations. In addition to dogging, rigging and crane operating courses, we also offer all levels of scaffolding, work platform and forklift training.

Our main facility is at Helensvale by the M1 on the Gold Coast, but we can train and assess anywhere in Australia or overseas. Check out our exceptional reputation from student reviews on Google & Facebook.