Working Near Powerlines & CPR – Crane & Plant Operators, Spotters
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Course Framework
Working Near Powerlines & CPR – New Worker Crane & Plant Operators, Spotters
Course Overview
This initial course provides mandatory safety training for new non-electrical crane/plant operators, spotters, and observers wanting to work near overhead power lines and low voltage power in NSW. It equips participants with critical knowledge and skills for safe approach distances and emergency CPR response.
Delivered by CTC Workplace Training (RTO 7053), using experienced trainers in accordance with the Standards for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) 2015 and industry requirements.
Key Features and Benefits
- Hands-on practical training in realistic simulated scenarios relevant to crane/plant operations near powerlines
- Flexible unit combinations tailored to your specific role and requirements
- Convenient Tuggerah location, plus more locations across NSW and onsite delivery options
- Competitive pricing with group discounts available
- Expert instructors with real-world ESI and heavy machinery experience
- High pass rates and direct support for safe work practices
Units of Competency
Successful completion awards a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for selected units, including:
- UETDREL006 Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker
- HLTAID009 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- UETDRMP018 Perform rescue from a live low voltage panel (optional)
- UETDRMP010 Provide first aid in an ESI environment (optional)
- UETDRMP002 ESI safety rules for work on, near or in the vicinity of electrical apparatus (optional)
- Essential Energy Electrical Safety Rules (aligned to Essential Energy requirements; please note this component is non-accredited but meets distributor authorisation prerequisites) (optional)
Delivery and Assessment
Face-to-face training with practical exercises conducted in simulated workplace scenarios relevant to working near overhead power lines.
Assessment may include written questionnaires, practical demonstrations, oral questioning, participation in group activities, and teamwork-based exercises.
Course Duration
Half a day to 1 day depending on units required. Courses commence at 7:15am and typically finish by 3:30pm.
Lunch is provided for full-day courses at CTC Training Centres (please notify us of special dietary requirements).
Please refer to the training schedule for exact times, or contact us on 1300 386 263. Durations may vary based on class size and participant needs.
Entry Requirements
- Minimum age of 18 years (participants under 18 require parent/guardian consent)
- Sufficient language, literacy, and numeracy (LLN) skills to read and interpret policies, procedures, safety data sheets, permits, and templates
- Physical capability to safely undertake strenuous practical activities
Dress Code
Participants must wear hi-vis work clothing and steel-capped boots. Hard hat, gloves, and safety glasses can be borrowed from CTC Workplace Training if required.
Class Size
Maximum of 20 participants per session for optimal hands-on learning.
Course Location
Public courses delivered at CTC Training Centre Central Coast @ Tuggerah.
Public courses also available at CTC Training Centres Sydney @ Emu Plains, and Newcastle @ Beresfield. CTC Training Centre Wollongong @ Port Kembla is available for group bookings only.
Onsite training available across NSW (subject to WHS approval). Contact us for group and onsite options (discounts apply).
Vocational Outcomes
Successful participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment under Nationally Recognised Training (NRT) for the accredited units completed. The Essential Energy Electrical Safety Rules component (where included) is non-accredited distributor-specific training but directly supports safe work near powerlines as crane/plant operators, spotters, or observers (subject to employer and regulatory requirements).
Fees & Charges
Course fees vary by units selected and group size. Full details provided prior to enrolment. Refunds managed per our published policy.
Enquiries and Bookings
For bookings, group quotes, or customisation, call 1300 386 263 or use our website enquiry form.
Student Protections
Training delivered in accordance with our Refund Policy, Complaints and Appeals Policy, Terms and Conditions, and Student Handbook – all available on the CTC Workplace Training website.
For more information or to book, call 1300 386 263 or email us.