RIIWHS204E • Nationally Recognised

Working at Heights Course Perth

Nationally recognised training for anyone who works at height. RIIWHS204E Work Safely at Heights is delivered face to face in one day at our Malaga training facility, with all equipment supplied.

Upcoming Course Dates

This course is delivered face to face only. Choose a date below to book online. If none of the dates below suit you, send us an enquiry and we will let you know when the next session is scheduled.

About this course

RIIWHS204E Work Safely at Heights gives you the skills and knowledge to work safely when there is a risk of falling. The day is hands on, and you will use the same equipment you will see on a Western Australian worksite.

The course suits anyone working at height in construction, civil, mining, maintenance, telecommunications or roofing, whether you are starting out or need the ticket for a site induction.

What you will cover

Book this course

$280

per person — GST free, as nationally recognised training

What to bring

Course at a glance

Course code

RIIWHS204E

Course name

Work Safely at Heights

Delivery

Face to face, 1 day

Location

Malaga, Western Australia

Cost

$280 (GST free)

Certification

Statement of Attainment and wallet card

Entry requirements

Weight rating: our equipment is rated to a maximum of 140kg including tools and PPE. If you are close to or above this, please contact us before booking. We can usually make arrangements.

Assessment

You complete a written knowledge assessment and a practical demonstration. Both are finished on the day of training.

Certification

On successful completion you receive a Statement of Attainment for RIIWHS204E Work Safely at Heights, issued by Workforce Training Group, RTO 46093.

You also receive a wallet card at no additional cost, so you have something to carry with you for site inductions.

How to find us

Our Malaga facility is at 7 Montgomery Way, Malaga WA 6090, a few minutes from Reid Highway and Tonkin Highway.

By car

Limited free on site parking, with on street parking in the surrounding streets. Malaga streets get busy with heavy vehicles between 7am and 8am, so please allow a little extra time.

By bus

The closest stop is Victoria Road Before Irvine Drive, roughly a three minute walk, served by route 363 (Mirrabooka to Ballajura Station via Victoria Road and Beringarra Avenue). Route 363 runs weekday peak times only, with no weekend or public holiday service.

If you are travelling on a weekend, or outside peak, Alexander Drive (routes 360, 360X, 361 and 362) and Beach Road (routes 449 and 450) run all week and are about a 600 metre walk.

By train

Take the Ellenbrook Line to Ballajura Station, then route 363 into Victoria Road on weekdays, or route 449 or 450 to Beach Road any day. Ballajura Station has a bus interchange at its southern entrance, and free parking if you would rather drive part of the way.

Planning your trip

Check timetables at transperth.wa.gov.au using 7 Montgomery Way, Malaga as your destination. Please check your booking confirmation before travelling, as some courses are held at our Northbridge location.

Catering

This course is not catered, so please bring your own lunch, snacks and drinks. A fridge is available for storing food. Monday to Friday there is a lunch bar a few minutes walk away, and a mobile food van also visits the area.

Frequently asked questions

Does my heights ticket expire?

Your Statement of Attainment for RIIWHS204E does not carry an expiry date. In practice, though, most Western Australian employers and site inductions require heights training to have been completed within the last two years, and some sites ask for annual refresher training.

What do I need to bring?

Photo identification and your Unique Student Identifier (USI). If you do not have a USI yet, you can create one free at usi.gov.au and bring the number with you. Wear long trousers, a long sleeved shirt and enclosed steel capped footwear.

Do I need my own equipment?

No. Harnesses, lanyards and all fall protection equipment are supplied for the day. You only need suitable clothing and enclosed steel capped footwear.

What if English is not my first language?

You need enough English to follow the training and complete the assessments safely. If you are unsure about your level, contact us before booking. We offer a free verbal language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) assessment with one of our trainers so we can work out the best way to support you.

Important enrolment information

To take part in this course you must be able to speak and understand English well enough to participate in training and complete the assessments.

Ready to book your Working at Heights course?

Call our team on 1800 848 882 or send an enquiry and we will help you pick a date that works.

Workforce Training Group is a Registered Training Organisation, RTO 46093. RIIWHS204E Work Safely at Heights is nationally recognised training. Workforce Training Group provides training and qualifications — employment outcomes depend on individual circumstances.