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CO Slewing Mobile Crane Licence Training in Perth (Over 100 Tonnes)
TLILIC0020
Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (over 100 tonnes)
Slewing mobile crane training in Perth for operators working with large crane configurations rated over 100 tonnes. TLILIC0020 Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (over 100 Tonnes) (C0) covers load charting, site planning, stability requirements, and high-capacity lift management. Suited to experienced crane operators progressing to the largest class of slewing mobile crane.
- Over 25+ Years of Experience
- Best Prices & No Hidden Fees
- Nationally Recognised
- Highly Qualified Team
- Duration
- 5 Days
- Price
- $2700
- Location
- WA | Bayswater
- Delivery
- Face to Face
Course Overview
TLILIC0020 – Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane (Over 100 Tonnes) gives participants the advanced practical skills and knowledge to safely operate large-capacity slewing mobile cranes in some of Australia’s most demanding lifting environments. The course covers formal lift planning, complex crane configuration including counterweight and fly jib setup, derated Working Load Limit calculations, pre-operational and operational checks, load transfer and landing procedures, and full shutdown and securing requirements.
A slewing mobile crane is a mobile crane incorporating a boom or jib that can be slewed (rotated). This course does not apply to front-end loaders, backhoes, excavators, or other earthmoving equipment when configured for crane operation.
The CO licence is the highest slewing mobile crane class and covers the full scope of all lower classes — C1 (up to 100t), C6 (up to 60t), C2 (up to 20t), CN, and CV — within their respective capacity limits. There is no higher slewing mobile crane class.
Training is delivered by experienced industry trainers at our facility or on-site across Western Australia. On successful completion of training and assessment, participants can apply to WorkSafe WA for their High Risk Work Licence in the Slewing Mobile Crane (CO) class.
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Course Details
Certification
Participants who successfully complete all training and assessment requirements will be issued a Statement of Attainment for TLILIC0020 – Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane (Over 100 Tonnes) by Paratus Training (RTO 45274).
To obtain your High Risk Work Licence, you must submit your Statement of Attainment to WorkSafe WA along with a completed licence application. The Slewing Mobile Crane (CO) licence is issued by WorkSafe WA, not by Paratus Training. Licence fees and application requirements are set by WorkSafe WA.
Paratus Training can submit your WorkSafe WA licence application on your behalf for an additional fee of $120. Ask us about this when you enrol.
This unit is nationally recognised. Full details, including the current version and any updates, are available on the national training register at training.gov.au.
Course Outline
- WHS laws and licensing requirements for large-capacity slewing mobile crane operation in Western Australia
- Formal lift planning — confirming task requirements, conducting site inspections, and developing lift plans with associated personnel
- Confirming ground suitability and operating surface quality for crane setup
- Establishing rated capacity (RC) and Working Load Limit (WLL) requirements for the load and task
- Assessing and determining appropriate crane travel paths and load placement routes
- Identifying hazards and applying risk elimination and control measures
- Traffic management plan implementation and communication procedure testing
- Pre-start checks — inspecting the crane and lifting gear, reporting and recording defects
- Setting up the crane with lifting gear and stabilisers in line with the lift plan and load charts
- Counterweight configuration in line with the lift plan and manufacturer requirements
- Fly jib and luffing fly setup in accordance with specific manufacturer requirements
- Checking and completing the crane logbook and confirming compliance
- Assessing weather and environmental conditions and their impact on crane operations
- Confirming load weight, suitable lifting points, and slinging techniques
- Calculating derated WLL of lifting equipment based on selected slinging techniques
- Confirming load destination stability and safe landing area
- Conducting a test lift in accordance with dogging and safe work procedures
- Positioning the boom, jib, and hook block over the load centre of gravity
- Transferring loads using crane movements and tag lines in line with the lift plan
- Monitoring load and crane movement constantly during operation
- Lowering and landing loads safely
- Disconnecting lifting gear and repositioning the crane for subsequent tasks
- Inspecting and tagging defective lifting equipment after use
- Removing and securing the fly jib and counterweights
- Applying motion locks, brakes, and stowing outriggers and packing
- Conducting shutdown checks and securing the crane against unauthorised access
Prerequisites and Entry Requirements
There are no formal prerequisite units listed for this course. However, due to the complexity, capacity, and risk profile of plant involved at this class level, participants are strongly recommended to hold a current C1 (up to 100 tonnes) High Risk Work Licence and to have substantial operating experience at that level before enrolling. A current Dogging (DG) High Risk Work Licence is also strongly recommended.
Please contact us before enrolling to discuss your existing qualifications and experience.
All participants must:
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Hold a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI)
- Provide valid proof of identity
- Have sufficient Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills to participate in training and assessment, including a solid working knowledge of maths, load calculation formulas, and WLL deration calculations
- Be physically able to perform the tasks required to operate a large-capacity slewing mobile crane
- Bring a pen
- Wear appropriate PPE: steel-capped boots, long pants, and a hi-vis long sleeve shirt. If you do not have a hi-vis shirt, Paratus Training can provide a hi-vis vest
Please let us know before enrolment if you have any medical conditions, injuries, or physical limitations that may affect your ability to take part in practical training.
Construction Training Fund (CTF)
If you work in WA’s building and construction industry, this course may be eligible for subsidised training support through the Construction Training Fund (CTF). Eligibility depends on the course and your employer’s CTF registration — ask us at enrolment to check.
Nationally Recognised Training
This course is nationally recognised training, delivered under our registration as RTO #45274. On completion, you’ll receive a Statement of Attainment recognised by employers and regulators across Australia, and verifiable through your USI account.
Who needs this training?
New to industry
If your role requires you to operate a slewing mobile crane with a capacity over 100 tonnes and you don’t yet hold a CO High Risk Work Licence, this course gives you the advanced skills and knowledge required to operate safely at the highest class level and apply for your licence through WorkSafe WA. The CO licence also covers the full scope of all lower slewing crane classes and CN and CV plant within respective capacity limits.
Renewal due
High Risk Work Licences in WA are renewed every five years through WorkSafe WA. Renewal is an administrative process and does not require refresher training. However, many employers and principal contractors require a Verification of Competency (VOC) before allowing operators on site. Contact us to discuss VOC assessments for this unit.
Team training
If your business operates cranes over 100 tonnes across major construction, resources, or infrastructure projects, we can come to you. On-site delivery is available across Western Australia and can be conducted on your own equipment in your own environment. Contact us to discuss group bookings and scheduling options.
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View Course DetailsFrequently asked questions
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Most Learners enrol online through our website. You’ll select your course and preferred date, provide your contact details, supply or create a USI, and pay the course fee. Your enrolment is confirmed once payment is received, and you’ll get a booking confirmation with everything you need for the day.
If you’d prefer to enrol by phone or email, contact us directly.
At minimum, bring:
- Current photo ID; driver’s licence or passport. No ID means no course.
- A second form of ID if you’re completing a High Risk Work Licence course — Medicare card, bank card, or proof of age card.
- Your USI.
- Any pre-requisite cards or certificates required for the course.
- Appropriate PPE and clothing as listed on the course page; closed-toe boots, hi-vis where required, sun-safe clothing for outdoor training.
- A water bottle, pen, and notepad and some lunch.
The full list for your specific course is on the course page and in your booking confirmation. If you’re unsure, call us before the day.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start time. We use that time to check IDs, confirm USIs, and get everyone settled before training begins.
If you’re running late, call us before 7:30am so we know you’re on your way.
If you arrive after training has started without having contacted us, you may be refused entry and the full course fee will still apply.
A standard training day runs from approximately 7:30am to 4:00pm. You’ll have breaks for morning tea and lunch.
Our courses are structured to keep classroom time to a minimum. Theory is covered as efficiently as possible so the majority of your day is spent on practical, hands-on training with real equipment. That’s where competency is built, and it’s where we focus.
Tea, coffee, and water are provided at our Bayswater facility. There’s a kitchen area with a microwave, and your trainer will point out nearby food options if you want to grab lunch off-site. A vending machine for snacks and drinks, as well as a fully automated coffee vending machine is also available on site.
Being assessed as Not Yet Competent means you need more practice before you can demonstrate the skill to standard. It is not the end of the road.
- First re-assessment: at no additional cost. We’ll book you into the next available session.
- Second re-assessment: charged at cost. Your trainer will advise the amount.
- After three Not Yet Competent results for the same unit, no further re-assessments are available. You would need to re-enrol from the beginning.
If you believe your result was made in error, you have the right to appeal, please see our complaints and appeals policy.
You are not alone, and it is not a barrier to completing your training.
Paratus Training works with a wide range of learners, including those with dyslexia, neurodiverse learners, people who left school early, those for whom English is a second language, and those who have never felt comfortable in a classroom or exam setting. Our trainers are experienced, patient, and adapt their approach to suit different learning styles.
If you have a support need, we encourage you to let us know before your training begins. We can discuss reasonable adjustments and put the right support in place so you have a fair opportunity to participate and demonstrate your skills.
What kind of support is available?
Support varies depending on individual needs but may include additional time, or access to supplementary resources. Our team will work with you to find a practical solution.
Important: If you’re completing a High Risk Work Licence unit, WorkSafe WA requires the written knowledge assessment to be completed in English, without an interpreter, and without assistance. This is not something we can adjust. If your written English is not at that level, the HRWL pathway may not be appropriate for you at this time, please call us to discuss your options.
Not sure if you need support, or just want some reassurance before you book?
Get in touch with our team at admin@paratus.edu.au before your training. There are no silly questions, and a conversation costs nothing.
Once training has started, no refund is available. This applies regardless of the reason, including if you are assessed as Not Yet Competent.
If Paratus cancels or reschedules a course, due to trainer availability, equipment, or any other reason, you will receive a full refund, or the option to transfer to another available date. We do not cover travel, accommodation, or lost wages in the event of a cancellation or reschedule.
If something genuinely outside your control prevents you from attending, please contact us directly. Our CEO or Training Manager may apply discretion in extenuating circumstances.
A USI (Unique Student Identifier) is a reference number that creates a permanent online record of your nationally recognised training and qualifications. It is a federal government requirement, and anyone undertaking nationally recognised training in Australia must have a USI before a Statement of Attainment or qualification can be issued.
Your USI stays with you for life, giving you access to your training records in one place regardless of where or when you completed your training.
How do I get one?
Creating a USI is free and takes only a few minutes. You will need a form of identity document to verify your details. You can create your USI directly through the official USI website: https://www.usi.gov.au/students/create-your-usi
What do I need to do before my training?
You must provide Paratus Training with your USI prior to completing your training. Without a valid USI, we are unable to issue your Statement of Attainment.
A VET (Vocational Education and Training) transcript is an official record of all nationally recognised training you have completed in Australia. It is linked to your USI and maintained by the Australian government.
Some units of competency have prerequisite requirements, meaning you must hold a specific unit before you can enrol. Your VET transcript is the most reliable way to confirm and demonstrate that you hold the required prerequisites.
How do I access my VET transcript?
You can view and download your VET transcript for free through the USI website. You will need a USI to access it.
Visit: https://www.usi.gov.au/usi-vet-transcripts/students-and-their-vet-transcripts
What if a unit is missing from my transcript?
If you believe you hold a prerequisite unit but it does not appear on your transcript, contact the training organisation that issued it. They may need to submit or correct your records with the relevant authority.
Paratus Training cannot verify or accept prerequisites that are not evidenced by appropriate documentation.
A Statement of Attainment is the nationally recognised certificate issued when you successfully complete a unit of competency. It confirms you have been assessed as Competent against the national standard.
When you’ll receive yours depends on where your training was delivered:
- Bayswater facility: You’ll receive a hard copy on the day, plus a digital copy emailed to you within 24 hours of completing training.
- Your worksite: Allow 2–4 weeks for processing. Your Statement of Attainment will be emailed to you once complete.
In all cases, we issue Statements of Attainment within 30 days of you meeting all course requirements, provided your fees are paid in full and a verified USI is on file.
Your Statement of Attainment is sent as a PDF to the email address you provided at enrolment. Each certificate carries a digital signature, a unique certificate number, and a QR code that employers can use to verify authenticity.
On the day of your assessment, your assessor will issue a Notice of Assessment (NoA) if you are found Competent. This document triggers your licence application with WorkSafe WA, but it has a 60-day validity window. If you don’t lodge within 60 days, the NoA expires and you would need to complete the course again.
You have two options for lodging:
Lodge directly with WorkSafe WA
No additional cost from us. To apply in person at a WorkSafe WA office, you’ll need:
- Your Statement of Attainment
- Your white copy of the Notice of Assessment (dated within the last 60 days)
- Photo proof of identity
- A passport-quality photo
- Payment for the WorkSafe licence fee
Full details and online application options are available at www.wa.gov.au/government/multi-step-guides/high-risk-work-licensing/apply-new-high-risk-work-licence
We lodge on your behalf
For a flat fee of $120 (subject to change), which includes the WorkSafe licence fee itself, our team will manage the submission for you and ensure it’s lodged on time. Speak to us at the time of your training to arrange this.
Don’t leave this sitting. Sixty days moves quickly, and the cost of missing the window is having to retrain from scratch.
Yes. Paratus complies with the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles.
We are required by law to collect and report certain student information to government bodies including ASQA, NCVER, and the USI Registrar. This is a condition of delivering nationally recognised training and is not optional. Your data is not sold or shared with third parties for any other purpose.
You can request access to your own records at any time — bring photo ID. For the full detail on how your information is handled, visit www.oaic.gov.au .
Complaints
You can raise a concern about anything affecting you as a learner: course quality, staff conduct, fees, facilities, privacy, or discrimination. Raise it in person, by phone, or by email to admin@paratus.edu.au . Your enrolment continues throughout the process and you will not be disadvantaged for raising a concern.
Most issues are resolved informally. If not, lodge a formal written complaint and we’ll acknowledge it within 2 business days. An independent investigator will review the matter, both parties have the opportunity to present their position, and we aim to resolve as quickly as possible.
Appeals
If you disagree with a decision we’ve made — an assessment result, a credit transfer refusal, a disciplinary outcome — you can appeal. Grounds include procedural error, new evidence, incorrect application of policy, or bias. Lodge your appeal in writing to the CEO, stating the decision, your grounds, and your requested outcome. We acknowledge within 5 business days and aim to resolve as soon as possible.
If you remain unsatisfied after our internal process, you can request an independent external review or escalate to the relevant regulator. For training quality matters, contact ASQA on 1300 701 801 or www.asqa.gov.au/complaints . For HRWL-related matters, contact WorkSafe WA on 1300 307 877.
Paratus Training is a registered training organisation (RTO 45274) delivering nationally recognised High Risk Work Licence, safety, and operational training across WA. Our trainers are active industry practitioners, and every assessment is run to the standard set by WorkSafe WA and the relevant training package — not signed off as a formality.