
The yellow card course (RIIHAN301E) is the nationally recognised competency required before operating a boom-type EWP or scissor lift under 11 metres on any Australian worksite. The course covers safety requirements, hazard identification and evaluation, and pre and post-operational checks, along with the hands-on practical operation of EWPs under 11 metres.
Shamrock Training in Northgate Brisbane delivers the RIIHAN301E course with classroom theory and hands-on practical training. On completion you receive a Statement of Attainment and an operator card accepted by employers and site supervisors across Australia.
DURATION
1 day
PREREQUISITE
N/A
OUTCOME
Statement of Attainment for RIIHAN301E
PRICE
$338
Theory
WHS regulations and safety requirements for work at height
Identifying fall hazards across construction, maintenance, and mining environments
Selecting the correct fall protection equipment for the task
Personal fall arrest equipment - harnesses, lanyards, and anchor systems
Inspection of height safety equipment - what to check before use
Risk assessment and safety precautions for working at height
Practical
Correct harness fitting and adjustment
Connecting to anchor points and using fall arrest equipment
Inspection of height safety equipment - identifying damaged or unserviceable gear
Installation of associated height safety equipment
Fall arrest procedures - understanding rescue requirements in the event of a fall arrest
Northgate Brisbane, near Brisbane Airport. On-site training available across Queensland.
COURSE DETAILS
Where can I complete an EWP Under 11m course in Brisbane?
Shamrock Training offers EWP Under 11m training in Brisbane for students who need to operate scissor lifts and boom-type elevated work platforms under 11 metres. Training is delivered with a mix of theory and practical learning, with workplace delivery available for eligible groups.
What does the EWP Under 11m course cover?
The EWP Under 11m course covers the safe operation of scissor lifts and boom-type elevating work platforms with a boom length under 11 metres. Students learn about hazard identification, safety requirements, equipment checks, operating procedures and practical use of the machinery.
What is the difference between a Yellow Card and a nationally recognised unit?
A Yellow Card is an industry accreditation issued through the Elevating Work Platform Association. A nationally recognised unit, such as RIIHAN301E, is formal training recognised under the Australian Skills Framework. For many worksites and employers, a nationally recognised unit can provide stronger proof of competency.
Do I need a licence to operate an EWP under 11m?
A High Risk Work Licence is generally not required for boom-type EWPs or scissor lifts under 11 metres. However, many employers and worksites require operators to hold recognised training, such as RIIHAN301E, before allowing unsupervised operation.
What do I receive after completing the EWP Under 11m course?
After successfully completing the course, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for RIIHAN301E. This can be used as evidence of competency for employers, supervisors and worksites that require EWP Under 11m training.
Book Your Training in Brisbane
We run courses weekly from our Brisbane training centre, with flexible weekday and weekend availability. Demand is high, especially before major project starts across key industrial areas.
Need on-site training? Our trainers can travel anywhere in Queensland.