High risk work licence check

What is a high risk work licence? Do I need to check my workers licence? How to check your work permit? Legally, workers must have their high risk work licence available for inspection at all times.

A high risk work licence allows you to work with certain high risk and plant equipment such as forklifts, cranes, scaffolding, rigging and pressure equipment. After all, rigging a craneable skip to a Franna requires more than just a set of slings.

Before you start work or apply for a licence , you must complete high risk work training with an RTO. Scaffolds, cranes, forklifts or boilers - get a high risk work licence. You need to keep your licence available for inspection. A licence to perform high risk work is required for: forklift operation rigging and dogging work scaffolding work crane and hoist operation pressure equipment operation. Apply, renew or replace licences.

The check code will be valid for days. You can find a list of assessors by going to find a high risk work licence assessor. Search for a high risk work licence holder on the occupational licensing search facility.

Check your service provider is licensed for high risk work or you can find a list of licensed service providers in your local area. An elevating work platform is either a telescoping device, hinged device, articulated device or any combination of these used to support a platform on which personnel, equipment or materials may be elevated to perform work and where the boom length is metres or more. You do not require a licence if the boom length is less than metres. High risk work licences are valid for five years unless suspended or cancelled. Employers have the duty to ensure employees conducting work requiring a high risk work licence are competent for the specific tasks they are assigned.

Verifying competence is determining, via assessment, that a worker has correct skills, knowledge and experience to safely use plant or equipment, for a particular task, to site procedures and conditions. This includes, scaffolding, dogging and rigging and operating cranes, hoists, reach stackers, forklifts and pressure equipment. There are specific laws about doing high risk work safely.

High Risk Work Licence Validation. Your physical card will be mailed to you within five business days and received shortly after. ABLIS helps you find the government licences, permits, approvals, registrations, codes of practice, standards and guidelines you need to know about to meet your compliance responsibilities.

If your address or contact details have change you can update your high risk work licence , online. Renew your high risk work licence. You must not carry out high risk work until your licence has been renewed. Permits to work Where proposed work is identified as having a high risk, strict controls are required. The licence is valid for years and is issued subject to identification checks and verification of age.

You will need to be trained and assessed by a registered training organisations (RTOs) that is listed on the National Register of Vocational Education and Training (VET), gaining a Statment of Attainment.

To apply for a high risk work licence , you first need to be trained and assessed by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). Visit the SafeWork NSW website to check your eligibility and find an RTO. Description of class of high risk work.

High risk offenders If you’re a ‘high risk offender’, you will not get your new licence until you can prove you’re fit to drive again. You’ll need to pass a medical examination with one of DVLA’s.