INDUSTRY LEADERS
How OHSA’s High-Risk Licence Training Supports Your Workforce
Our nationally recognised High-Risk Work Licence training equips workers with the essential knowledge, skills, and certifications they need to perform specialised tasks safely. Furthermore, these courses ensure full compliance with WorkSafe QLD and WHS legislation. Because we deliver our training exclusively through in-house group bookings, we tailor each course for real-world application in construction, civil, logistics, and industrial settings.
At OHSA, we believe quality is the ONLY measure for high-risk training. Consequently, if your equipment moves, lifts, lowers, or slews—we’ve got you covered!
BOOKING REQUIREMENTS & COMPLIANCE
To ensure your site meets current WHS standards, we require an equipment audit prior to delivery. Additionally, please note that our High-Risk Work Licence training—including Dogging, Rigging, Forklift, EWP, Scaffolding, and Crane operations—is available only as in-house training.
While we do not offer public enrolments at this time, we make it easy to organise an in-house course for your team. Simply contact our staff directly at 1300 647 200 or via email at info@ohsa.com.au. Our team is ready to assist you and can customise a solution to meet your specific workplace needs.
WHY CHOOSE OHSA HIGH-RISK TRAINING?
- Tailored Solutions: We provide in-house courses specifically designed for your workplace.
- Compliance: Our nationally recognised training aligns perfectly with WHS regulations.
- Efficiency: We offer flexible scheduling to help you minimise downtime.
- Expertise: Our experienced trainers bring practical industry knowledge to every session.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
- What is a High-Risk Work Licence? Under Australian WHS laws, a High-Risk Work Licence authorises individuals to operate specific machinery, such as forklifts, cranes, EWPs, and rigging equipment.
- Who can enrol in OHSA High-Risk courses? We design these courses specifically for businesses and workplace groups. However, individual public enrolments are currently unavailable.
- Is an equipment audit required? Yes. An equipment audit is mandatory because it ensures your workplace equipment and environment meet safety compliance before training begins.
- How do I book an in-house High-Risk course? To get started, simply call OHSA on 1300 647 200. We will discuss your requirements, schedule, and participant numbers to find the best fit for your company.
- Are these courses nationally recognised? Yes. Every OHSA High-Risk Work Licence course meets the strict requirements set by national WHS legislation.
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Forklift Licence (TLILIC0003)
Operate forklifts safely and legally in busy work environments.
This course provides participants with the skills to operate a forklift truck in warehouses, distribution centres, and construction sites. It covers load handling, manoeuvring, safety checks, and compliance with QLD legislation.
Ideal for logistics staff, construction workers, and warehousing teams.
Elevating Work Platform (EWP)
Work at height safely using boom-type EWP equipment.
Training includes operating elevated platforms above 11 metres, hazard control, fall protection, emergency descent, and safe access. This is essential for trades working at height on construction and maintenance projects.
Required for painters, electricians, signage installers, and maintenance crews.
Scaffolding
Erect and dismantle scaffold structures according to WHS standards.
OHSA offers scaffolding training at all levels, covering the safe use of scaffolding systems, load ratings, hazard control, and height safety protocols. Each level builds on the last to suit varying project demands.
Critical for construction teams, scaffolders, and event infrastructure staff.
Required Courses
Dogging (DG Licence)
Safely sling loads and direct crane operations on-site.
This licence is required for anyone selecting lifting gear and directing load movements. Training includes rigging plans, communication methods, load assessments, and risk control for crane operations.
Essential for crane assistants, riggers, and site crews.
Required Courses
Rigging
Perform complex lifting and structural rigging safely and efficiently.
From installing static lines to erecting structural steel and managing dual crane lifts, our rigging courses prepare workers for a variety of critical roles involving load-bearing structures and mechanical systems.
Designed for experienced doggers progressing into higher-responsibility roles.
Required Courses
Non Slewing Mobile Cranes
Operate cranes safely where rotation is limited but load handling is critical.
Training covers non-slewing cranes (e.g. franna cranes), including hazard identification, load charts, communications, and stability assessments. This licence is vital in many industrial and civil environments.
