Unit of Competency
- CPCCLSF3001 – Licence to erect, alter and dismantle scaffolding intermediate level
Accreditation & Currency
- Usage recommendation: Current
- This is a nationally recognised unit of competency (https://training.gov.au)
- This is a high risk work licence issued by WorkSafe Victoria
Age
Duration
Flexible Delivery
- This course can be delivered to accommodate learning styles and employment arrangements. Weekdays only.
Class Sizes
- Low student to trainer ratio
Assessment Method
- As per WorkSafe requirements the licence assessment encompasses a knowledge, performance and calculations assessment.
- This unit has a pre-requisite of Basic Scaffolding, all participants must hold a current Worksafe High Risk Work Licence or Notice of Assessment for basic scaffolding (SB)
Pre-requisite
Eligibility
- As MultiSkills Training is not CRICOS approved we are unable to enrol any students that are on a student VISA. If you are on a student VISA you will need to go to a TAFE or RTO that is CRICOS approved
Entry Requirements
- Ability to comprehend the English language
- A photo identification document
- A USI Number (Unique Student Identifier) Visit: www.usi.gov.au
- Safety footwear
Recognised Prior Learning (RPL)
MultiSkills Training has reviewed the structure and delivery of this unit and determined that Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is not offered for this course.
Due to the short duration of the program, the time and effort required for a student to gather sufficient evidence and complete a formal RPL application is likely to exceed the time it would take to complete the training and assessment. In addition, the RTO resources required to assess and validate RPL applications for this course make the process not viable or efficient in this context.
This decision aligns with the guidance outlined in the Outcome Standards Policy Guidance (Standards for RTOs 2025), which recognises that RPL may not be appropriate or practical in all circumstances.
MultiSkills Training is committed to transparency and fairness. Information regarding RPL is also available in our Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy, which is available on our resources page. In addition, our administrative team is available to discuss this with you upon request.
Additional Information
Please note that this unit in itself does not result in a High-Risk Work Licence (HRWL) to operate this equipment.
The licence to perform High Risk Work is issued by WorkSafe Victoria. When the assessor deems you competent, you will need to lodge your licence application and Notice of Assessment within 60 days to obtain a high risk work licence.
You can now apply, renew or amend a high risk work licence online at: https://www.myworksafe.vic.gov.au
You will receive an email from myWorkSafe that contains your Training ID. The email will contain a link that allows you to download the Notice of Assessment (NOA) to enable you to lodge your licence application. All licence applications incur a fee payable to WorkSafe Victoria. Further details can be found at: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/high-risk-work-licence or by calling WorkSafe on 1300 852 562.
