About this TV Licence Course
Looking to get your non-slewing telehandler ticket? You’re in the right place.
This course provides all the training and assessment required to obtain a national High Risk Work Licence (TV Licence) to operate a non-slewing telehandler with a rated capacity over 3 tonnes—aligned with WorkSafe Victoria requirements.
Successfully completing this course will give you the skills and knowledge to safely and effectively operate a non-slewing telehandler in line with national safety standards. This includes load handling, pre-start checks, manoeuvring, and shutdown procedures.
Location:
Public course is available at Melbourne VIC.
Course Availability & Pricing
Please see available public course dates below. Competitively priced training delivered by fully accredited and insured instructors.
We offer formal training and assessment both on-site and off-site. Our training course prices differ based on location – choose your local Kallibr Training site below. If you would like private course dates outside of those listed please send through an enquiry or call our friendly team.
Further Information
What is a non-slewing telehandler?
A non-slewing telehandler is a telehandler with a fixed cab and telescopic boom that does not rotate. It’s designed for lifting, shifting, and placing loads in various industries including construction, agriculture, and warehousing.
Do I need a licence to operate this type of telehandler in Victoria?
Yes. If the telehandler has a rated capacity greater than 3 tonnes, a Victorian High Risk Work Licence (VHRWL) with telehandler endorsement is required. This course provides the training necessary to apply for that licence.
Is this course nationally accredited?
Yes. NAT11249001 is a nationally recognised unit of competency.
Can I operate a telehandler with a forklift licence?
No. A forklift licence does not cover the operation of telehandlers with a rated capacity over 3 tonnes. This course is required to meet legal and competency requirements.