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Working at Heights Training

Nationally recognised working at heights training (CPCCCM2012) for installers and construction workers operating above ground level.

Nationally Recognised Training
Delivery

Face-to-face training with practical assessment.

Duration

Typically 1 day.

Assessment

Observed practical tasks and written questions.

Certification

Statement of Attainment issued by Energy Efficiency Skills Institute (RTO 46127) on successful completion.

Course overview

Nationally recognised working at heights training (CPCCCM2012) for installers and construction workers operating above ground level.

This training is designed for insulation installers, contractors, energy efficiency workers and employers in the Australian building industry. Content covers practical skills, safety controls and quality expectations relevant to modern insulation, retrofit and building performance work.

Entry requirements

Participants must be 16 years or older and physically able to work at height.

Who this course is for

  • Insulation installers
  • Roof and ceiling space workers
  • Construction and maintenance crews

What you'll be able to do

Identify height-related hazards and risk controls
Select, inspect and fit fall-protection equipment
Work safely on roofs, ladders and elevated surfaces

Nationally recognised unit

CPCCCM2012
Work safely at heights

Successful participants who complete all training and assessment requirements receive a Statement of Attainment for the unit listed, issued by Energy Efficiency Skills Institute (RTO 46127).

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Course fee: $299
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Training recognition: Energy Efficiency Skills Institute is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 46127). Nationally recognised training is delivered only where a course is listed as accredited or includes nationally recognised units of competency. Some short courses may be non-accredited industry training.