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High Risk Work Licence Verification

A forklift licence doesn’t cover a crane. We confirm a person holds a current High Risk Work Licence, and the classes they’ve declared, against the register of the state that issued it.

Confirmed with the state register

Classes confirmed

NSW, QLD, WA, SA and VIC

High Risk Work Licence Verification 

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High Risk Work Licence Verification

$14.95

including GST per verification, paid on order.

A forklift licence doesn’t cover a crane. We confirm a person holds a current High Risk Work Licence, and the classes they’ve declared, against the register of the state that issued it.

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With Kinatico, you get:

  • Licence number and classes confirmed against the issuing state’s register.
  • Shows the classes the person holds.
  • Recorded against the person.

How it works

What you’ll need

PLEASE NOTE 

Available for licences issued in New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria. Not available for licences issued in Tasmania, the ACT or the Northern Territory. 

What you get back 

  • Current and valid, with the licence and classes confirmed. 

  • Current, but the classes held don’t match those declared. 

  • Not current, or could not be confirmed. 

  • State not supported.

The right licence class for the job 

A High Risk Work Licence is needed to operate high-risk plant and equipment, including rigging, scaffolding, dogging, forklifts and mobile cranes. Each needs a licence for that class, so this verification confirms the classes as well as the licence, and it’s confirmed with the register rather than only sighted. 

Licences expire every five years and must be renewed, and a licence left more than 12 months past expiry means training and assessment again. A current licence is recognised nationally, so a licence from one of the five supported states covers work anywhere. 

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Need to keep track after the verification?

This is a point-in-time verification. Set a re-run cadence so the licence is confirmed again before it expires. 

Frequently asked questions 

  • New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia and Victoria. Licences from Tasmania, the ACT and the Northern Territory aren’t covered. 

  • Yes. The classes the person declares are confirmed against the register. 

  • Five years. A licence more than 12 months past expiry means training and assessment again. 

  • Yes. A current licence is recognised nationally. 

  • Riggers, scaffolders, doggers, crane and hoist operators, forklift operators and anyone using a licensed class of high-risk plant.