Your White Card does not run out after 5 years. And there’s no fixed renewal date to put in your diary, either. In Victoria, the card remains current
Pricing a telehandler licence in Melbourne starts with the machine you will operate. The cost is different for a non-slewing telehandler over 3 tonnes, a non-slewing machine of
Losing your White Card can be a problem, especially if you’re due on site and someone has asked to see proof of your construction induction training. But the
A government-funded dogman course can make dogging training more affordable if you’re eligible for a subsidised place in Victoria. The course needs to meet the right licensing and
Victoria’s telehandler licence rules have changed. Operators can now apply for a specific High Risk Work licence for non-slewing telehandlers over 3 tonnes, instead of relying only on
Crane operator training can feel better and easier when the training yard feels close to the place where you’ll be tested. You still need the theory. You still
A slewing telehandler and a non-slewing telehandler can look similar at first glance. They both use a telescopic boom to lift, carry, and place loads around a worksite.
Dogging work is still one of the most practical ways to step into crane, rigging, and lifting work in Australia. But if you’re looking at what a crane
A construction induction white card is usually one of the first things you need before working on a renovation site in Australia. That can include tradies, labourers, apprentices,
The C0 crane ticket is for operators who need to work with a slewing mobile crane over 100 tonnes. A slewing mobile crane is a mobile crane with
