EWPA Knuckle Boom Training

Our Knuckle Boom Training in Western Sydney teaches students how to safely operate knuckle boom lifts and other elevating work platforms under 11 metres. You also receive a nationally recognised EWPA Yellow Card, which proves your skills and readiness to work safely.

This course suits construction, warehouse, and maintenance workers. Our trainers guide you through safety checks before use and hazard awareness. Then you practise safe lifting, travelling, and moving techniques on real equipment. Small class sizes ensure everyone gets hands-on experience and personal attention.

We run training at our fully equipped Riverstone centre. It serves all of Western Sydney, including Blacktown, Rouse Hill, Parramatta, Seven Hills, Penrith, and the Hills District.

As a result, you gain practical skills that prepare you for real workplace situations. In addition, our team focuses on clear communication and easy-to-follow instruction so every participant learns confidently. Finally, when you complete the course, you will feel ready to operate safely and meet all site requirements.

• Nationally recognised EWPA training
• Hands-on practical instruction
• Flexible one-day course schedule
• Serving all Western Sydney suburbs

Call (02) 9620 8900 to book your Knuckle Boom Training course today!

Do I need a licence to operate a knuckle boom lift? High Risk Work (HRW) licensing is not required for lifts under 11 metres. However, completing this training gives you a nationally recognised EWPA Yellow Card and proves your skills.

How long is the course? The course runs for one day. First, you complete theory training. Next, you practise operating the equipment under supervision. Finally, your instructor checks your performance to ensure competence.

What is the EWPA Yellow Card? The Yellow Card is a photo ID that shows you have the skills to operate knuckle boom lifts safely. It is recognised across Australia.

Where is the training located? We run the course at our Riverstone training centre, serving all of Western Sydney, including Blacktown, Parramatta, Seven Hills, Penrith, and the Hills District.