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Regulations implementing the National Standard for Licensing Persons Performing High Risk Work commenced in Western Australia on 1 October 2007.

These regulations:

apply to those involved in dogging, rigging and scaffolding work and operators of forklifts, cranes and pressure vessels;
replace National Certificates of Competency with a five yearly renewable High Risk Work Licence and;
recognise the need for quality training and assessment for those who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence.

The Construction Skills Training Centre (nationally registered training organisation number 1974) is the most modern and well-equipped training centre for the building and construction industry in Western Australia.

We have a full range of up-to-date courses and we continuously review our course scope and content to cater for changes in the industry. We can write a course to suit your particular requirements and we also conduct skill audits to help identify training needs within a business.

All our instructors have had extensive experience in the building and construction industry. You can't beat practical experience when it comes to delivering the very best training.