About Australian Industrial Trainers, Assessors and Consultants

Suitable for personnel working in construction, mining, and other related industries. The qualification includes many popular Licences, like forklift, boom type platform, dogging and rigging, and can include a crane licence if desired.

This Excavator Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

This White Card Course is required for personnel who want to carry out construction work. It is also known as Construction Induction, or 'Prepare to work safely in the construction industry'. People who need a white card include site managers, supervisors, surveyors, labourers and tradespeople.

This qualification can be tailored for driving instructors for Car, Heavy Vehicle, and Emergency Services professions. Currently there are 3 Variants for Car Driving Instructors who have been previously qualified, and wish to upgrade to the latest certificate. Please be careful to pick the variant that describes your prior qualification.

This Crane Truck Course (less than 10 metre tonne) covers theory and practical training for the correct use and handling of Vehicle Loading Cranes with a capacity under 10 metre tonnes. The course is designed for individuals who have the need to operate this plant in their day to day work tasks. Applicants who successfully complete this course will be eligible for the issue of a Qualification Card (ticket).

NOTE: This is not a high risk licence course, and qualifies you to operate a vehicle loading crane less than 10 metre tonne only.

The Scissorlift Licence Course covers the correct use and handling of Scissor Lifts. It includes information about truck-mounted, electric, and all-terrain diesel units.

The Chainsaw Safety Course is for ground-based chainsaw operations (except felling). 

The Boom-type EWP under 11m course covers the correct use and handling of Boom Lifts below 11 metres. Training is aligned to the national standards to ensure that the operator gains the skills needed to operate this equipment safely.

This course is for those seeking to operate a Boom Lift under 11 metres. It will not qualify you to operate a boom lift over 11m.

The Confined Space Entry course has been created to prepare you for all safety and practical aspects of working safely in confined spaces.  It not only covers the theoretical foundations but also provides hands-on, face-to-face training. 

This course is appropriate for all workers aiming to gain a formal Confined Space Entry qualification. As confined space entry must be carried out in a variety of industries including construction, maintenance, communications, mining and transport, this course may be useful for employees in a wide range of industries and job roles.

Aligned with national competency standards endorsed by both state and national training authorities, this course offers a robust understanding of all job-related requirements for Confined Space Entry.

Already completed Confined Space training within the last 9 years?  You may be eligible to complete our Online Refresher Course instead.

The Scaffold Awareness course is designed as an introductory course for those personnel who wish to know the basics of modular scaffold erection and dismantling. 

Students will gain skills and knowledge relating to the handling, erection and dismantling of scaffolding systems restricted to heights of 4 metres or less. It is suitable for labourers, prospective scaffolders, supervisors and graduate engineers.

Complete Your Forklift Training and Licence Course with AITAC in Melbourne. Enrol now to get your forklift license.

Our Forklift Licence Course in Melbourne covers the correct use and handling of forklifts in a high-risk work environment. This course is delivered by highly experienced and qualified trainers & assessors and is aligned to the national standards to ensure that students gain the skills required to operate a forklift in a high-risk work environment.

Our training gives you plenty of time on a variety of forklifts, in a realistic environment, ensuring you are ready to get to work straight away with confidence in your ability. Our specialised training centre is designed just like a workplace – so whether you’re a beginner or seasoned professional, we can work with you.

We have helped hundreds of people across Australia achieve their Forklift Licence qualification, and are 100% committed to doing  the same for you. If you're unable to pass your assessments the first time, we will work with you to ensure you do. We'll give you up to three assessments within 60 days at no charge.

This Haul Truck Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

The Backhoe Licence Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

This Skid Steer Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

This Grader Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

The Roller Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

This Telehandler (under 3 tonne) course covers theory and practical training for the correct use and handling of Telehandlers with a lifting capacity of 3 tonnes or less. The course is designed for individuals who have the need to operate this plant in their day to day work tasks. Applicants who successfully complete this course will be eligible for the issue of a Qualification Card (ticket).

This course may include some or all of the following delivery modes: classroom, online/eLearning, workplace or blended options. Assessment requires a reasonable command of English and basic numeracy skills.

The Bulldozer Licence Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence). The course is aligned to the Competency Standards contained within National Training Packages.

The Loader Course is designed to show the basic safety and theory fundamentals required for the safe operation of this plant. The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a Qualification Card (Licence).

The Basic Scaffolding Licence Course is an entry-level licence course for personnel who carry out scaffolding tasks as part of their job.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Basic Scaffolding Licence (SB class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Intermediate Scaffolding Course is suitable for personnel who hold a basic scaffolding licence and are seeking to upgrade to an intermediate scaffolding licence.

While basic scaffolding licences only allow workers to carry out limited scaffolding scaffolding work (e.g with prefabricated or modular scaffold equipment), an intermediate scaffolding qualification allows workers to erect, alter and dismantle a range of scaffolds including cantilevered and spurred scaffolds, sloping platforms, perimeter screens, mast climbers, etc.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for an Intermediate Scaffolding Licence (SI class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The EWP Licence Course covers the correct use and handling of Boom Type Elevating Work Platforms (EWP) over 11 metres in height. Information about Scissor Lifts and other types of platforms is also included. Training is aligned to the national standards to ensure that the operator gains the skills needed to operate in a High Risk Work environment.

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Boom Over 11m High Risk Work Licence (WP class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. It is nationally accredited and recognised. 

The Bridge and Gantry Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to operate a Bridge or Gantry Crane with either a control cabin or more than three powered operations. 

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Bridge and Gantry Crane High Risk Work Licence (CB class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. It is nationally accredited and recognised. 

The Non-Slewing Crane Licence Course is designed for personnel who wish to operate a Non-Slewing Crane with a load capacity greater than 3 tonne. 

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Non-Slewing Mobile Crane High Risk Work Licence (CN class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority.  Persons who hold this licence are permitted to operate non-slewing cranes of any capacity.

The Personnel & Materials Hoist Licence Course covers the correct use and monitoring of a Personnel and Materials Hoist, including cantilevered hoists, tower hoists, multiple winch operations and associated equipment. Training is aligned to the national standards to ensure that the operator attains the skills required to operate in a High Risk construction environment.

On successful completion of the course, participants will be eligible for a High Risk Work Licence which allows them to use both Personnel & Materials hoists (HP) AND Materials Hoists (HM).

The Reach Stacker Licence Course is suitable for personnel working within transport and stevedoring industries who wish to operate a reach stacker as part of their job. A Reach Stacker High Risk Work Licence allows workers to operate reach stackers with a load capacity greater than 3 tonnes.

The Over 100 Tonne Mobile Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Slewing Crane with a load capacity in excess of 100 tonnes.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Slewing mobile crane (open/over 100 tonnes) High Risk Work Licence (C0 class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The 100 Tonne Mobile Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Slewing Crane with a load capacity up to 100 tonne.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Slewing mobile crane (up to 100 tonnes) High Risk Work Licence (C1 class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The 20 Tonne Mobile Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Slewing Crane with a load capacity up to 20 tonne.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes) High Risk Work Licence (C2 class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The 60 Tonne Mobile Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Slewing Crane with a load capacity up to 60 tonne.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Slewing mobile crane (up to 60 tonnes) High Risk Work Licence (C6 class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

Course DescriptionThe Tower Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Tower Crane.

This a comprehensive course and is provided “on site – on job” as well as in specific training classes. Operators usually require 100 hours of experience prior to formal assessment.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Tower Crane High Risk Work Licence (CT class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Vehicle Loading Crane Licence (10 Tonne) course covers all necessary theory and practical aspects of the correct use and handling of Vehicle Loading Cranes with a capacity of 10 metre tonnes or greater.

This course is suitable for personnel seeking to obtain a Vehicle Loading Crane high risk work licence (CV). It is designed for individuals who have the need to operate this plant in the course of their day to day operations.

The Order Picker Licence Course has been designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to safely and competently operate an order picking forklift truck in a warehouse. 

It is designed for participants who have some experience in the operation of order picking trucks under the supervision of a licensed operator, and may require some training prior to competency assessment for their National Licence.

The Dogging Licence Course covers the application of slinging techniques, including the selection and inspection of lifting gear. Participants will also learn how to direct crane or hoist operators in the movement of loads, including when loads are out of sight of the crane driver.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Dogging Licence  through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Basic Rigging Licence course is suitable for workers who hold a dogging licence and are looking to upgrade their qualifications to be able to perform basic Rigging operations.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Basic Rigging High Risk Work Licence (RB class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Intermediate Rigging course is suitable for personnel who already hold a basic rigging qualification and are seeking to upgrade to an intermediate rigging High Risk Work Licence.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for an Intermediate Rigging High Risk Work Licence (RI class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Dangerous Goods Drivers Licence course focuses on the Australian Code for the transport of Dangerous Goods Code by Road & Rail 7th edition (ADG7).

It covers all aspects of the Code, providing comprehensive information about the state and territory regulatory requirements, and includes the major changes from ADG6. The responsibilities of all parties in the transport chain are included.

It is customised specifically to meet the needs and interests of the participants and is delivered in a manner that ensures high levels of interest and learning retention.

Course content includes identification and handling, safety precautions and equipment, and compliance with the statutory requirements. Chain of Responsibility, load restraint and container fill levels also make up part of the required knowledge for an industry operator. These skills will be tested to ensure applicants are able to complete all related functions in the workplace.

Licence to Operate a Standard Boiler is a comprehensive course suitable for personnel who require a High Risk Work Licence to carry out specific boiler operation work. This course is suitable for personnel working within engineering, manufacturing and power supply industries.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Standard Boiler High Risk Work Licence (BS class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Licence to Operate an Advanced Boiler course is a comprehensive course which is suitable for personnel who require a High Risk Work Licence to legally carry out specific boiler operation work. It is suitable for personnel working within engineering, manufacturing and power supply industries.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Upgrade Advanced Boiler High Risk Work Licence (BA, Upgrading from BI/BS) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority.

Licence to Operate an Advanced Boiler is a comprehensive course suitable for personnel who require a High Risk Work Licence to carry out specific advanced boiler operations. This course has been designed specifically for personnel who operate an Advanced Boiler but do not have a lower level Licence for Standard or Intermediate Boiler. It is suitable for personnel working within engineering, manufacturing and power supply industries.

The course is competency based, and successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for the issue of a National Licence through the local Regulator or Worksafe Authority. It is nationally accredited and recognised.

This course on Fatigue Management in the Heavy Vehicle Industry provides workers with a comprehensive overview of workplace fatigue, including legal responsibilities and fatigue management options outlined in the Heavy Vehicle National Law.

This course is aimed mainly at heavy vehicle drivers and their employers, however, it is also suitable for all workers, supervisors, managers and contractors involved in or associated with the heavy vehicle industry.

Please note: This course is aimed at general education for drivers adhering to Standard Hours. It does not cover the level of training required for Basic or Advanced Fatigue Management accreditation (BFM or AFM).

The Advanced Rigging Licence course is suitable for personnel who currently hold an intermediate rigging licence and wish to upgrade their qualification.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for an Advanced Rigging High Risk Work Licence (RA class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Materials Hoist Licence Course covers the correct use and monitoring of a Materials Hoist of Safe Working Load > 250kg. This course also includes information about lower capacity “barrow hoists”. Training is aligned to the national standards to ensure that the operator attains the skills required to operate in a High Risk construction environment.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Materials Hoist High Risk Work Licence (HM class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority.

The Self-Erecting Tower Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a High Risk Work Licence to operate a Self Erecting Tower Crane. 

This a very comprehensive course and is provided “on site – on job” as well as in specific training class. Operators usually require 60 hours experience prior to formal assessment.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Self-Erecting Tower Crane High Risk Work Licence (CT class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

The Portal Boom Crane Licence course is designed for personnel who wish to obtain a Portal Boom Crane high risk work licence.

The Derrick Crane Licence Course is designed for those personnel who wish to operate a Derrick Crane.

This a comprehensive course and is provided “on site – on job”. Operators usually require 60 hours experience prior to formal assessment. On successful completion of the course participants will be able to apply for a Nationally recognised Worksafe licence from a state regulator.

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Derrick Crane High Risk Work Licence (CD) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

Licence to Operate a Steam Turbine is a comprehensive course suitable for personnel who work, or have an interest in engineering, manufacturing, power supply and Heritage operations (trains, mills, machinery), and require a High Risk Work Licence to carry out specific turbine operations work.

The course covers competencies required to understand the operational capabilities of turbines, work safely with and identify fuels/hazards, identify faults and problems and more.

This training may include some pre-course reading and activities, blended learning options and practical training in a simulated environment. Successful applicants will be eligible to apply for the issue of a National Licence through the local regulator or Worksafe authority.

This High Risk Work Licence - Licence to operate a Telehandler (over 3 tonne capacity) - is available from 1 July 2024 in Victoria only, but will be recognised as valid in all states and territories.

It will be required by all operators of non-slewing Telehandlers over 3 tonnes capacity, and those persons supervising the operations. Holders of a crane HRW Licence may already be covered.

This course may be offered as a scheduled class, or onsite at your location.

The Dangerous Goods Air Transport Awareness course provides you with information about the safety and practical aspects of transporting dangerous goods by air. This course will also allow you to gain a sound understanding of all legal requirements which apply to the job.

This course is recommended for personnel whose job roles involve handling and preparing dangerous goods for air transport. It may be completed by persons working in any country where IATA Regulations are followed during air transport of dangerous goods.

This course is IATA-approved and internationally accepted.

NOTE: This awareness course does not qualify personnel to consign, ship or accept dangerous goods for air transport.

The Dangerous Goods Air Transport Certification course for Freight Forwarders and Airline Operators has been created to confirm your knowledge of all safety and practical aspects of accepting dangerous goods for air transport. This course will also allow you to gain a sound understanding of all legal requirements which apply to the job.

This training is appropriate for workers who wish to obtain a qualification to accept dangerous goods to be transported by air. It is suitable for freight forwarders and airline operators working in any country where IATA Regulations are followed during air transport of dangerous goods – this is subject to your local Air Safety Regulation.

This course meets all requirements outlined by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for personnel in a freight forwarder or airline operator role who accept dangerous goods in accordance with IATA Regulations. Assessment is against the applicable regulatory and industry standards.

This certification course is internationally accepted.

The Concrete Placing Boom Licence course is designed for those personnel who wish to operate a vehicle-mounted or satellite Concrete Placing Boom. 

The course is competency based, and is nationally accredited and recognised. Successful applicants who attain the necessary competence will be eligible to apply for a Concrete Placing Boom High Risk Work Licence (PB class) through the local regulator or Worksafe Authority. 

This Non-Slewing Crane Course covers theory and practical training for the correct use and handling of Non-Slewing Cranes with a capacity 3 tonnes or below. 

The course is designed for individuals who have the need to operate this plant in their day to day work tasks. Applicants who successfully complete this course will be eligible for the issue of a Qualification Card (ticket).

NOTE: This is not a high risk licence course, and qualifies you to operate a non-slewing crane less than 3 tonnes only.

The Working at Heights course (also called Work Safely at Heights) has been created to prepare you for all safety and practical aspects of height work. This course will also allow you to gain a sound understanding of all legal requirements that apply to the job.

This course is appropriate for all workers aiming to gain a formal Work Safely at Heights qualification. As fall risks present a major health and safety issue in many industries, this course may be useful for employees in a wide range of job roles. 

For maximum versatility, the nationally-recognised Units of Competency awarded for this course include both the RII and CPC package variants, to satisfy the worksite requirements of differing major industries, including Mining and Construction.