Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. While it doesn’t have a legal expiry date, it’s recommended to refresh every 2 years to stay compliant and current.

The course usually takes one day (6–8 hours) to complete.

Please be sure to wear appropriate clothing. We suggest long pants, long sleeves and closed-in footwear, preferably steel-toed boots. Imagine you’re heading to a worksite.

If possible please wear your steel cap boots. All other equipment will be provided by CTRA.

There is limited on-site parking, but there is plenty of free on-street parking available
nearby.

No previous qualifications are needed—this course is open to anyone looking to gain the required skills and certification to safely perform work at heights.

No prior qualifications are required—this is an entry-level course designed to provide the foundational skills and knowledge for working safely in confined spaces.

Step 1: Click on the ‘Enrol Now’ button below.

Step 2: Complete the form.

Step 3: That’s it! Be sure to save the date for your course.

Alternatively, feel free to phone CTRA on 02 9016 1509, and our friendly team will take care of the rest.

There are no specific pre-requisites for most of our courses. However, you should be 18 years or over, have sound language and literacy skills, and have the physical capacity to preform manual tasks safely.

Yes. You need to attend the entire course to satisfy all the course requirements. But—don’t worry—our courses are designed to be interactive and engaging. With simulated real-world working environments and the chance to try and work with all of the equipment, you won’t want to miss out.

Students who are deemed competent will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment as per the Australian Qualifications Framework. The Statement is issued by Certified Training Resources Australia (RTO 45826).

You will need to bring a current photo ID such as ID card, drivers license or a passport.