Melbourne EWPA Yellow Card Vertical Lift Training

Course

RIIHAN301E – Operating Elevating Work Platforms. EWPA Yellow Card with photo I.D Vertical Lift Unlimited Height Training.

Course Duration & Dates

4 to 8 hour Courses (depending on students experience and number of students)

Next Course date: Monday 16th of September 2024 Combo Course add  Working At Height. Please confirm date by email or specific date.

Kindly contact our office by email or phone with a specific date and the number of students you would like to enrol into the course.

Courses are run weekly. Weekends by appointment only.

Course Price

$275 EWPA Yellow Card Vertical Lift Unlimited Height.

(Enquire about combining it with SL, (Scissor lift) BL (Boom Lift) or TL (Trailer Lift)

Course Locations

Melbourne: Location (1). Kads Plant Hire 1/188 Dohertys Road Laverton North Victoria 3026 Location (2). 7 Rowsley Station Road Maddingley, Victoria 3340

Brisbane facilities: 65 Telford St Virginia Qld 4014. North side of Brisbane. Address: 65 Telford Street Virginia Queensland, meet at front gate. Corner of Telford St and Saltash St Virginia & Southside of Brisbane

On-Site or Workplace Australia Wide.

Group bookings min 6 people, Canberra, Sydney

Course Overview

Our EWPA Yellow Card, Elevated Work Platform training Courses offer comprehensive hands on training with fully Nationally Accredited Elevating Work Platform Association of Australia (EWPA) trainers. Students can expect to learn the skills required to safely operate various types of elevating work platforms. We schedule courses Monday to Friday, bookings Saturday and Sunday by appointment only.

On completion of the training you will receive an EWPA Nationally Recognised Yellow Plastic Card with photo I.D. This will have all the classes of the courses in which you are deemed to be competent.

Course Outline

• Plan work – Identify hazards and implement appropriate control measures;
• Conduct routine checks – Check logbook, EWP structural integrity, safety and communication equipment;
• Set up – Check ground suitability, apply appropriate hazard prevention/control measures;
• Operate EWP – Use relevant plant movements, use best mobile practice and respond to unplanned/unsafe    situations, use of riggers and stabilizers;
• Shut down – Correctly stow EWP and safety equipment, conduct routine post-operational checks, clean up workplace;