Forklift Training
FORKLIFT TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
For Forklift Training / Licence we offer the choice of tailored courses to suit your individual needs.
Prices starting from $545 per person.
Challenge Test $95.

The amount of formal training and workplace experience a trainee will need to operate a Forklift will depend on:
The Training Course Includes
The required equipment to undergo our forklift training
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes.
Our forklift trainer is an Accredited Assessor and this training is Workplace Health and Safety Certified.
Training is conducted at our Training Facility at 229 Nambour Connection Road, Woombye Qld
Onsite training at your workplace can be arranged but we do have certain criteria and conditions for providing this type of training.
The forklift we use for training is a 2007 Yale, Model GTP25RK for use inside and outside sheds.
We do not have a stacker or a container forklift.
The price of training depends on the your level of experience and if training is required at our facility.
Cost start from $515.00.
Call us on 0488 666 902 to arrange a time to visit our office and provide your ID for evidence of identity and complete our initial enrollment form.
Once the enrollment form is complete you will be provided with a learners guide.
It is recommended that you study this guide thoroughly prior to your training and assessments.
As of 1st January 2015, government legislation requires that all students participating in Registered Training must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI).
This number is obtainable via the following website. http://www.usi.gov.au or we will obtain this for you with your permission.
We accept all major credit cards, eftpos, cash, or purchase order.
Payment will be due on the day and a Tax Invoice will be provided.
YES.
You must be over the age of 18 to participate in this training.
You must provide recognised proof of age at the time of enrollment.
NO.
You do not need to hold any other licence to complete this training.
Assessments are conducted over one day and conditions apply.
A challenge test must be completed by booked appointment prior to the day of assessment.
If a student can provide evidence of Recognised Prior Learning (either by showing an expired ticket, a Statutory Declaration & Letter from Employer) then they will not be required to complete logged Hours.
However, under these circumstances a challenge test will be carried out to determine your readiness for assessment.
All other students will be required to keep a log book of hours which we will provide as part of the course.
As of 1 July 2014 this is option is no longer available and students must re-sit their assessment to upgrade their licence.
Please feel free to confidentially discuss any difficulties you have in these areas with our trainers.
We are more than happy to provide the necessary support in any way possible to assist you to successfully complete your training.
However, it is a requirement that students must have at least a minimum ability to read and write english.
Upon successful completion of the theoretical and practical assessments, you will be issued an AS1 form and given a brochure titled “Guidelines for application for a QLD high risk work licence”.
As of 1st November 2016, you are required to go online to www.worksafe.qld.gov.au using the ‘online services’ drop down menu to complete the application process.
You must have a QGov account to proceed.
Create your QGov account at https://identity.qld.gov.au/login/login.html .
If you have no access to online services, you can phone WH& S Licensing on 1300 631 948 to process your application over the phone.
You must also have a valid email address, a TMR customer reference number, details of any other HRW licences held that were issued by another state and a credit or debit visa card to pay the non refundable fee of $88.40 directly to WH & S.
You will receive your HRW licence approximately 2 weeks later in the mail.
PLEASE NOTE – This application process MUST be completed within 60 days of the Assessment or the AS1 form will expire and both assessments will have to be repeated.
After the 1st November 2016, Australia Post will NO LONGER be providing counter services to lodge the HRW licence application.