Elevated Work Platform
EWPs from Scissor lifts, Truck or Trailer Mounted, Boom lift or Vertical Lifts we do them all.
The course is designed to give trainees a sound understanding of the safe operating principles of EWPs.
Prerequisites
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For Refresher Competency-based training, evidence of completing previous Unit Standards within the last 3 years will be required.
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Trainees must hold W endorsement, we can include if required.
Course Numbers and Pricing
Starting from:
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Refresher $900 + GST group rate.
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Unit Standard Course is $520 + GST per person. This includes theory unit standard and one attachment of your choice.
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Please note that the per-person rate at your site is available with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 trainees.
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Additional attachments are $35 + GST per person.
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Equipment hire may be available on request, price on application.
Course Duration and Unit Standards
From half a day up to a full day dependent on unit standard or refresher training.
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Unit Standard 23966 – Theory.
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Unit Standard 23960 – Scissor Lift * interchangeable with other attachments.
*Additional fees will apply for extra unit standards of your choice:
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Unit Standard 23961 – Truck Mounted.
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Unit Standard 23962 – Boom Lift.
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Unit Standard 23963 – Trailer Mounted.
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Unit Standard 23964 – Vertical Lift.
Equipment requirements
Our preference is for customers to supply the following equipment:
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Certified Elevated Work Platform specific to the training required.
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Training area adequate for the size of the course.
What happens after you finish the course
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We will register applicable unit standards and issue an electronic certificate of achievement and wallet card.
Is English your second language?
To be eligible for our courses, all trainees must demonstrate proficiency in both written and spoken English, equivalent to NCEA Level 1 (High School ability to ability to read and write english) or an IELTS score of 5.5 or higher. This level indicates a partial command of English, enabling individuals to comprehend and respond effectively in most situations. If a trainee does not meet our English language requirement, please contact us to explore available options listed below:
Can I bring a translator or reader/writer to my course?
Yes, dependent on the course selected as some public group courses this does not suit. Translators and/or reader writers may be able to accompany you during theory courses only.
Do you run private single or group courses with translators?
We offer private courses for individuals or groups who prefer personalized instruction or have specific language needs. If necessary, we can provide interpreters for the same language group. Our standard rates do not apply, contact us to enquire.
Interpreter Guidelines
Interpreters may be used for NZTA approved courses under specific guidelines. Students must provide interpreters at their own expense. Interpreters are solely there to translate assessment questions into the student's language, allowing the student to answer. It's important to note that interpreters are not permitted to fill out the assessment on behalf of the student; the student must complete the assessment independently.
- To translate the assessment information to the student from English to the their language.
- Provide photo ID of themselves to our Course Trainer on the day of the course.
- Fill out the Interpreter declaration form
- They can be a qualified translator, work mate or family member.
- They CANNOT fill out the assessment on the student’s behalf.
- They CANNOT help the student answer any questions.
- They CANNOT be another student/course participant.
Reader Writer use
If the student cannot write the answers in English, a reader writer can be used that is not the same person who is translating. The Assessor can also be the reader/writer if it is convenient, otherwise, the student will have to pay for another TR team member to be the reader/writer.
When using a reader/writer, our TR Driver Training reader/writer guidelines must be followed.
Do you have other options to aid my learning prior?
Yes, If English isn't your first language, consider enrolling in one of our online courses, available in multiple subtitled languages. Completing these courses beforehand can enhance your understanding of the topic before attending the in-class session. Explore our online courses by clicking here
Are there any course where an interpreter cannot be utilised?
An interpreter cannot be used in the Dangerous Goods documentation section.
Give it a go
You can attend our classroom-based courses and see how you go. Please be aware though that our team run to a timetable. If you are unable to complete any assessments in the time allowed, the course will move on to the next module. As time allows during the day our team will help you complete any unfinished parts of the course, though if we run out of time, you will need to rebook into another course at additional cost.
If you're unsure whether your English proficiency is adequate for our courses, don't hesitate to reach out to our team. We're here to discuss available options with you call 0800 637 000.