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Nationally accredited high-risk licence training – delivered faster, better, and with no hidden costs.
Nationally accredited high-risk licence training – delivered faster, better, and with no hidden costs.
Get job-ready with nationally recognised training. Choose from our most in-demand high-risk licence courses:
(TLILIC0003)
Get licensed to safely operate a forklift in warehouses, construction sites, and industrial settings.
(TLILIC0005)
Qualify to operate elevated work platforms—ideal for high-access jobs in construction and maintenance.
(CPCCLDG3001)
Safely sling loads and direct crane movements on-site.
(TLILIC0023)
Train to operate slewing mobile cranes up to 60 tonnes.
(RIIWHS204E)
Get certified to work safely on roofs, scaffolds, and elevated areas.
(RIIWHS202E)
Learn how to safely enter and work in confined spaces like tanks, pits, or tunnels.
(CPCCLRG3001)
Master slinging basics, inspect gear, use standard hand signals and safely perform simple lifts.
(CPCCLRG30023002)
Advance your rigging, plan and execute complex lifts, calculate loads, control tag-lines and coordinate with crane operators.
(CPCCLRG4001)
Develop advanced rigging skills to plan and perform complex lifts using specialised equipment and safe-work practices.
Most students finish days earlier than with competitors
We teach real skills, not just pass-the-test shortcuts
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Every person looking to enrol in a nationally recognised training course needs a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Your USI is an individual education number that is assigned to you for life. You need to have a USI to enrol in the course, receive your certificate/statement of attainment for your unit of competency or qualification, and to access transcripts of all VET training undertaken in Australia – including university, TAFE, and other nationally-recognised training courses.
Transcripts are recorded against your USI and can be accessed and downloaded via the USI VET transcript portal. The USI VET transcript portal keeps all your national training records together online, and now allows third parties even easier access to verified training records, via a clickable link or QR code.
If you have undertaken any VET training or nationally-recognised courses since 2015, you may already have a USI. If you are unsure whether you already have one, or you have one but cannot remember it, you can check the portal to find an existing USI. If you do not have one, you can apply for a USI through the portal. For more information visit the Australian Government’s USI registry portal at www.usi.gov.au
Trainees are expected to provide originals of their 100 points of identification, so that we can verify their authenticity and take copies for our records. Your name, address, photo, and signature must be included in at least one of these forms of identification. Please note, your address must be in NSW.
If you want more information on proof identity requirements and preparing your 100 points of identification, SafeWork NSW have produced an information sheet to help students understand and meet the proof of identity requirements for participants of high risk work license training and assessment.
In addition to your proof of identity documentation, you should also bring the following items with you:
Clothing worn to the course should:
Course participants MUST wear approved safety boots with steel-toe caps. Students who wear unapproved or inappropriate footwear will not be allowed to participate in practical skills training. Students are reminded that it is impossible to meet all course requirements without participating in the practical skills training portion of the course and, without having completed all course requirements, First Choice Training Solutions is unable to issue your certificate or statement of attainment.
It is recommended that course participants wear Hi-Vis safety wear, either:
First Choice can provide a Hi-Vis vest to participants who do not have Hi-Vis clothing of their own, or who have forgotten to bring their own, however students are requested to wear or bring their own Hi-Vis wear.
If you choose to wear casual clothes, please do not wear clothing with slogans or images that may cause offence to others.
Upon successfully completing the course assessment, your assessor will issue you with your qualification and the application forms required for your new licence card. This paperwork must be completed and submitted to finalise your high-risk work licence application.
You will have 60 days from the date of the assessment to complete these forms and take them to an Australia Post office, along with:
Certificates for courses will be issued via email in PDF format.
