Phone (02) 4964 9406
Mobile 0405 758 535
Email training@allclass.net.au
Address 10 Kilcoy Drive, Tomago NSW 2322
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 | Course code: TLILIC0023 - Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 60 tonnes) Course Details: Combination of classroom and practical learning, covering the knowledge and skills required to safely operate a slewing mobile crane with a maximum capacity of 60 tonnes. Unit of Competency: Click Here Assessment Details: Students will be assessed by way of practical, theory and math assessments. Assessment Requirements: Click Here
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During the C6 crane operator course, our instructors will ensure you have the skills and knowledge required to operate a wide range of crane types, so you can safely lift and transport heavy loads. For more information about specific crane licences, please contact us at (02) 4964 9406.
Our crane operator courses combine classroom learning and practical, hands-on experience. You will be assessed on both crane theory and mathematics, as well as practical crane operation, so you can walk away with the experience and knowledge you need to operate a crane safely and effectively.
Before the course commences, we will email you course materials to read. These materials will include example questions that you may find in your assessment.
We will provide everything you need to gain your C6 licence. We have a pass rate of 99%, so you can rest assured knowing that you have a high chance of passing the final assessments.
To gain your C6 licence, the following elements are required:
All high risk work licences require the applicant to attend an Australia Post outlet within 60 days of successful assessment to lodge their licence application, at which time a licence fee is payable to SafeWork NSW.
Due to recent changes you are no longer required to hold a dogging licence to complete a crane course.
The short answer is yes. C6 incorporates C2, CN & CV classes. See also what is the difference between crane licences.
For non-slewing Telehandlers in NSW, you will need to show competency (e.g. a Statement of Attainment RIIHAN309E Conduct Telescopic Materials Handler Operations).
If the Telehandler is fitted with a jib or a hook and has a capacity to lift 3 tonnes or more, a CN high risk work licence is required. Where a work platform is attached, you will need a WP class high risk work licence.
For slewing Telehandlers, you will need the appropriate crane high risk work licence for the capacity of the Telehandler (C2/C6/C1/CO) regardless of the attachment.
You need a high risk work licence for all vehicle loading cranes with a lifting capacity of 10 metre tones or greater.
The formula for ascertaining ten (10) metre tonnes is:
MULTIPLY THE SWL x THE WORKING RADIUS FOR THAT SWL= METRE TONNES From the centre line of slew to the centre line of hook.
This calculation must be done for each safe working load (SWL) on the load chart. If any one calculation amounts to 10 metre tonnes lifting capacity or greater, the crane operator will require the appropriate high risk work licence.
A dogging high risk work licence is required by:
We are dedicated to providing a quality experience - when you train with All Class Training you are training with dedicated professionals who can help you qualify for your crane ticket.
All Class Training can also come to you for onsite training. Please contact us on (02) 4964 9406 to discuss your requirements and minimum numbers for onsite crane training in Newcastle or throughout NSW.
Having a C6 crane ticket is a valuable qualification for anyone looking for employment in the construction, storage or automotive industries. Cranes allow you to lift and transport large, heavy items in a safe and efficient manner. This is a common technique and it is required in a wide range of workplaces.
Through SafeWork Australia, you can be licenced for a wide range of cranes including:
Bridge and gantry cranes
Derrick cranes
Non-slewing mobile cranes greater than three tonnes capacity
Portal boom cranes
Self-erecting tower cranes
Slewing mobile cranes
Tower cranes
Vehicle loading cranes
Concrete placing booms.
At All Class Training, we provide hands-on crane operator courses in Tomago, a short drive from the Newcastle CBD. Our certified instructors will ensure you can advance in your career with extensive, industry-leading crane training- we have customised our facility to provide practical experience and opportunities to practice on real cranes at real heights.
We will ensure you leave with the skills, experience and confidence you need to operate a crane in the workplace. Learn more about how to become a crane operator.
Book your C6 crane ticket online via the calendar booking platform above, or contact us on (02) 4964 9406 for on-site training. We will provide more information about minimum numbers and requirements for training at your location.
