Course Certification

Affordable Training deliver the RIIHAN309F – Conduct Telescopic Materials Handler Operations nationally recognised competency course.

(Telehandler Licence Victoria Only) The new High Risk licence means people can complete tailored training and get a high risk work licence. (HRWL) specific to non-slewing telehandlers with a rated capacity of more than 3 tonnes that are fitted with a range of attachments.

Proof Of Identification & Entry Requirements:

• Minimum age is 16 years. Unless you are 18 years of age, you need the enrolment form signed by a Guardian

• Be able to read and write basic English

• Be physically capable of working outdoors on your feet.

PPE Requirements

• Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

• Safety shoes or boots

• Hi-vis shirt

• A broad-brimmed sun hat and water bottle are recommended

• Provide photo identification

• USI Number (if you don’t have a USI number, you can create one here: Click Here

Please note, people who use non-slewing telehandler s with a rated capacity of 3 tonnes or less should be trained and competent in the use of the equipment, but do not need a licence.

Click on link:

https://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/non-slewing-telehandler-licence

Course Duration & Dates

Course start Time: The course is scheduled to begin at 8:30 AM; however, the timing may be adjusted following discussions with the office for group bookings.

The course is designed for beginners or people with experience.

The Duration of the training depends on the Trainee’s experience and the number of participants in the class. If the Trainee needs more practical sessions, we can schedule additional sessions until they feel confident and the trainer deems the trainee competent

Option: 1  – Beginners 1- 3 days, depending on experience. If the Trainee needs more practical sessions, we can schedule additional sessions until they feel confident and the trainer deems the trainee competent

Option: 2 –  Recognition of Prior Learning, 4hrs – 1 day, depending on your experience. If the Trainee needs more practical sessions, we can schedule additional sessions until they feel confident and the trainer deems the trainee competent

Option: 3 – Training can be conducted at your workplace. Learn at your own pace, or at our training venue.

1^st day: Theory and Practical Training. If you need more practical experience, we may have to bring you back for a second day, or we can issue you with a logbook, which you can then return to your workplace and operate under supervision while you are getting ready for your assessment.

Courses are run weekly and on weekends by appointment only. We will try and work to your schedule.

Course Price

Course Locations

Melbourne facilities: Location (1). Kads Plant Hire 1/188 Dohertys Road, Laverton North, Victoria 3026

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

On-Site or Workplace Australia Wide.

Course Overview

The course is a competency based face-to-face training. Participants will show competency by passing both theory and practical Assessments. It is a Work Health Safety Requirement for the Participants to be able to read and write Basic English.

Participants will receive a PDF Version of their Statement of Attainment from RTO, Tectra Australia 40889, by Email, when him or her are deemed to be competent. Statements of attainment are documents (like a certificate) that show the units of competency that a student completes as part of a nationally recognised course and a small wallet sized plastic card.

This unit covers conducting telescopic materials handler operations (Operations of Telehandler Ticket and licence Training) in the construction, civil construction, resources industries. It includes planning and preparing; conducting machine pre-operational checks; operating the telescopic materials handler; attaching, securing, lifting, carrying and placing materials; selecting, removing and fitting attachments; relocating the telescopic materials handler; carrying out machine operator maintenance; and cleaning up.

Course Outline

1. Plan and prepare, theory training
2. Conduct machine pre-operational checks
3. Operate telescopic materials handler (Operations of Telehandler)
4. Attach, secure, lift, carry and place materials.
5. Select, remove and fit attachments.
6. Relocate the telescopic materials handler.
7. Carry out machine operator maintenance.
8. Clean up.
9. Theory Assessment and Operational Assessment.

For more information on our Telescopic Materials Handler course please get in contact with us