What is the difference between EWP training and a forklift licence?

They are separate high risk work licences covering different equipment. EWP training Brisbane covers elevated work platforms - boom lifts or scissor lifts depending on the ticket. A forklift licence (LF class) covers forklift operation. If your job requires both machines, you need both tickets.

How long does EWP training take in Brisbane?

Most EWP training Brisbane courses at Shamrock run as a one-day course covering both theory and practical assessment. The Yellow Card for EWPs under 11m is typically a half to full day. Contact us for current scheduling.

Can I do multiple short courses on the same day?

Depending on the courses, some can be combined in the same booking. Contact us to discuss which tickets you need and we'll work out the most efficient way to get them done.

Are these tickets nationally recognised?

Yes. All high risk work licences and competency cards issued at Shamrock Training are nationally recognised and accepted across all Australian states and territories.

Do I need EWP training even if I've used a scissor lift for years?

Yes. Regardless of experience, a formal competency is required. Principal contractors won't accept experience alone - they need the documented ticket before they let workers on elevated equipment. EWP training Brisbane at Shamrock can be completed in a single day, so there's no reason to delay getting certified.