High risk work RTOs
Only high risk work RTOs listed on the National VET Register that also have an agreement with us can train and assess people for high risk work licences.
Approval to conduct training in NSW
To gain approval, the RTO must apply to us and sign an agreement that requires the RTO to comply with our administrative and delivery requirements, including our code of conduct.
The application fee is shown in our list of fees and charges.
To apply the RTO must:
- add the required unit of competency for the class of work to the RTO scope of registration with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)
- read the agreement to conduct high risk work licence assessments and the conditions for conducting high risk work licence assessments and ensure that they (and any partners or contractors) can comply before signing
- send the signed agreement and a completed application to conduct a high risk work licence assessment (that includes the accredited assessors who will deliver the assessment services) to us for approval.
You then need to send the signed agreement and a completed application to conduct a high risk work licence assessment (that includes the accredited assessors who will deliver the assessment services) to us for approval.
All RTOs must comply with our conditions to the agreement (PDF, 4037.69 KB).
Change of Authorised Officer or RTO contact details
Complete the Application for an RTO/ATP to add or remove an authorised officer or change RTO/ATP details (PDF, 169.29 KB).
Changes to RTO-authorised officers, address and contact details must be notified to us within 14 days.
Change a unit of competency
Complete the Application for an RTO to add or remove an approved training course / unit of competency (PDF, 1474.57 KB).
Add or remove a HRWL Accredited Assessor
Complete the RTO application to add or remove a high risk work licence (hrwl) accredited assessor (PDF, 560.46 KB).
We are unable to process licence applications if the RTO has not gained approval to nominate the assessor, or if the assessor does not hold currency of accreditation. We must be notified within 14 days if the nominated assessors have ceased to assess on behalf of the RTO.
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Find information about getting your high risk work licence assessor accreditation.
Further information
Training and assessment must be conducted in accordance with the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017.
The WHS Regulation sets out:
- the training and assessment requirements for a person performing high risk work, and
- the arrangements for issuing a licence to a person performing high risk work.
Contact our Customer Service Centre on 13 10 50 or email [email protected] for more information.
Find information about getting your high risk work licence.