The duration of EWP Over 11 metres licence training can vary depending on the training provider and the specific course you choose. At One Step Training, the standard forklift license course is designed to be completed over two days training and 1 day assessment:

• Day One & Two is Theory and Practical Training: The first day consists of a combination of theoretical learning and practical exercises. You’ll learn about safety protocols, equipment operation, hazard identification, and risk management. Practical training will involve hands-on experience with an EWP over 11 m, allowing you to develop the necessary skills under the supervision of experienced trainers.
• SafeWork Assessment Day: This day is scheduled after successful completion of training to undertake the SafeWork NSW assessment. During this assessment, you will demonstrate your ability to operate an EWP over 11 metres safely and competently in a variety of scenarios. If you require additional training or reassessment, One Step Training offers options to return for further practice at a minimal additional charge

• Minimum 18 years of age
• Have a USI or create one from: https://www.usi.gov.au/students/Digital-ID 
• Level 2 LLN minimum (refer to Language Literacy Numeracy Chart)
• 100 Points of ID Evidence of Identity (see below)

• By completing this EWP ticket over 11 metres course participants will gain the skills and knowledge to:

• Plan for the work/task
• Prepare for the work/task
• Perform work/task
• Pack up

Proof Of Identification (POI) Requirements For SafeWork NSW HRW License Courses

Students undertaking the following courses MUST have Proof of Identification (POI) obtained through Service NSW online to undertake SafeWork NSW HRW Assessment:

• Forklift License
• Order Picker License
• EWP over 11 metres

Please note that students must create a Service NSW Account before being able to commence the SafeWork NSW HRW Assessment as follows:

Eligibility

You must :

• be aged 18 or over
• have completed HRW training with a registered training organisation (RTO) in the appropriate class or classes
• have been assessed as competent in the class by a SafeWork NSW accredited assessor working for the RTO and been sent your NSA
• be able to use English at a level that enables high risk work to be carried out safely.

What you need

• a MyServiceNSW Account
• you may need details from 2 identity documents
• your current HRW licence (if you have one)
• your fee payment 

How to apply

You must apply within 60 days from the date of issue of your NSA.

Select the ‘Apply online’ button.

Log in to your MyService NSW account.

Follow the prompts to submit your application.

What happens next

You’ll get a confirmation email and receipt after you submit your application.

You may be required to visit a Service NSW Centre to have your photo taken.

You’ll get your licence in the post.

SafeWork NSW Proof of identity Links:

• DVS Proof of Identity Link – Proof-of-Identification-POI.pdf
• Photo ID to provide at HRWL – Photo-ID-HRWL-Assessment.pdf

IMPORTANT- Proof of Identification (POI) Assessment Enrolment Number:

• You will need to create a Service NSW Account with your ID evidence as listed below to upload with your application to obtain an Assessment Enrolment Number to book in for your HRWL Assessment.
• You must provide DLI Training with your Assessment Enrolment Number (AEN) 24 hours prior to your HRWL assessment date.
• Go to this link to apply for your Assessment Enrolment Number:

Apply for a high risk work licence assessment enrolment number | Service NSW

 
Proof of Identification (POI) – Document Verification Service (DVS)

POI documents to pass DVS can be in the combination of either;
• 2 x Primary documents or
• 1 x Primary and 1 x Secondary document

List 1 – Primary Documents
• Australian birth certificate
• Australian certificate of registration by descent
• Australian citizenship certificate
• Australian driver licence
• Australian passport
• Foreign passport with Australian visa
• ImmiCard

List 2 – Secondary Documents
• Commonwealth Seniors Health Card
• Health Care Card
• Medicare card
• Pensioner Concession Card
• Veteran Gold Card
• Veteran Pensioner Concession
• Veteran Seniors Health Care Card 

Linking Documents

Linking documents are used to demonstrate the continuity of a customer’s identity, where identity details have changed (e.g. their name).

Customers may use the following linking documents as needed to meet the Level 2 (preferred) /

Level 1 (Service Centre only) POI standard.

• Marriage certificate
• Change of name certificate
• Australia Divorce Papers
• Australian Birth Certificate
• Commonwealth victims’ certificate

Students will be assessed which includes but is not limited to the following:

• Knowledge evidence requires student to answer a range of theory questions.
• Performance evidence to demonstrate application of safe operating procedures for an Elevating Work Platform (EWP) including all functions within the safe working rated capacity and advising relevant person/s on site in relation to any hazards and risk elimination/control strategies.

• Verification of competency (VOC) is used to verify worker’s current competence and assists the employer to determine the skill level of the operator for the model and make of machinery and task.
  The VOC is commonly used by employers during pre-employment checks, site requirements and contract negotiations. One Step Training undertakes VOC assessment either in conjunction with training or as a VOC only request to provide to employers.

• Statement of Attainment: Upon successful completion of the course, students will be issued with Statement of Attainment for TLILIC0005 Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform (boom length 11 metres or more) making them eligible to undertake the SafeWork NSW National Assessment Instrument.

• Instructions for the SafeWork High Risk Work Licence Assessment

• Eligibility

  You must :

  • be aged 18 or over
  • have completed HRW training with a registered training organisation (RTO)in the appropriate class or classes
  • have been assessed as competent in the class by a SafeWork NSW accredited assessor working for the RTO and been sent your NSA
  • be able to use English at a level that enables high risk work to be carried out safely.

  What you need

  • a MyServiceNSW Account
  • you may need details from 2 identity documents
  • your current HRW licence (if you have one)
  • your fee payment

    How to apply

    You must apply within 60 days from the date of issue of your NSA.

    Select the ‘Apply online’ button.

    Log in to your MyService NSW account.

    Follow the prompts to submit your application.

    What happens next

    You’ll get a confirmation email and receipt after you submit your application.

    You may be required to visit a Service NSW Centre to have your photo taken.

    You’ll get your licence in the post.

    SafeWork NSW Proof of identity Links:

    • DVS Proof of Identity Link – Proof-of-Identification-POI.pdf
    • Photo ID to provide at HRWL – Photo-ID-HRWL-Assessment.pdf

     

    Step-by-Step Instructions

    To ensure a smooth process for your upcoming High Risk Work Licence Assessment, please carefully follow the instructions outlined below:

    Create a Service NSW Account

    • If you do not already have a Service NSW account, please go to the [Service NSW website] (https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/) and create an account.
    • Make sure to complete all required fields and verify your email address for account activation.

    Access Service NSW

    • Log into your Service NSW account.
    • Navigate to the assessment portal for High-Risk Work Licences.
    • Apply for a high risk work licence assessment enrolment number | Service NSW

    Enter Your Details

    In the assessment portal, enter your personal information as requested. This may include your name, contact information, and any other identifying details.

    Select Class of Training

    • You must select the class of training you are undertaking (e.g., WP for Work Platform, LF for Forklift, LO for Order Picker).
    • Ensure that the class selected corresponds with your intended assessment.

    Assessment Date

    • Make sure you book your assessment date within 30 days of receiving your AEN or it will expire

    Proof of Identity

    • You are required to provide and upload your Proof of Identity (POI) to Service NSW. 
    • Acceptable forms of identification may include a driver’s licence, passport, or other government-issued ID.

    Obtain Your AEN Number

    • Once you have completed your details in the assessment portal, you will be assigned an Assessment Enrolment Number (AEN).
    • Keep this AEN number safe; you will need to provide it to the Admin staff at One Step Training before the day of your assessment.

    Confirm Completion

    • Before your assessment date, double-check your Service NSW account to ensure all necessary details are correctly entered and that your POI has been successfully uploaded.

    Additional Tips

    • Ensure that all information entered is accurate to avoid any delays with your assessment.
    • If you encounter any issues while registering or uploading your documents, contact Service NSW support for assistance.

    Important Note

    • Arrive at your assessment venue with all required documents, including your AEN number, and your Proof of Identity. 
    • Candidates will be required to bring one approved photo ID along to their assessment to have their identity verified by the Assessor

    After the Assessment

    • Candidates no longer receive a paper NSA/AS – instead they are emailed an NSA/AS which fills the same purpose. The emailed NSA/AS should arrive in the candidate’s inbox within 1 hour of the Assessor submitting the assessment on the LPP – RTOs will need to manage student expectations in this area
    • Candidates will be required to go into Service NSW to get their photo taken for new HRW licenses
    • Both NSAs and ASs will now be valid for 60 days before expiry – Candidates will have 60 days to pay for their licence and get their photo taken – then their NSA expires, and the student will, as usual, have to re-sit their licences.

    By following these instructions, you will be well-prepared for your SafeWork High Risk Work Licence Assessment. Good luck with your assessment!