How do you become a crane operator?
To become a crane operator, you will need to complete a crane operator training course from a registered training organisation. You must also be over 18 years of age and if successful, you will obtain a WorkSafe licence to perform high risk work.
How much does it cost to get your crane licence?
Anyone looking to get their crane licence will need to undertake a crane operator training course. The cost of this can be found in the table above.
Is crane operator a good career?
Crane operation is a rewarding career that offers great financial remuneration. It is challenging in many ways but equally fulfilling for the individual. You’ll be seen as a valuable commodity throughout the construction industry and find yourself working on all types of job sites.
How long does it take to get certified as a crane operator?
Anyone looking to become a crane operator will need to receive the relevant certification and high-risk licence. This will take 4 days in total. Courses can be delivered to provide for different learning styles and employment arrangements. This is to make sure that everyone can receive training in a way that suits them.
Is there Recognised Prior Learning (RPL)?
Due to the short duration of this course, RPL is not available because of the significant time and resources needed to complete the process.
MultiSkills Training is committed to transparency and fairness. Information regarding RPL is also available in our Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy, which is available on our resources page. In addition, our administrative team is available to discuss this with you upon request.