Option 1:
If you already have a licence issued by another Australian State or Territory or New Zealand and you want to transfer your licence to WA, refer to mutual recognition.
Option 2:
Apply for new interstate assessor accreditation.
You'll need
- A copy of your interstate high risk work assessor accreditation.
- A letter from an RTO confirming you will be engaged to complete high risk work competency assessments of the relevant class/es in association with the RTO delivering the training in WA.
- Proof of identification (1 primary document, or at least 3 secondary documents)
Complete application form
How to Apply
Online
By post or in person
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If posting your application and Post to: Licensing Services |
Customer Service |
Fees
Please refer to the high-risk work licensing fees page for fees related to your licence.
Photograph Requirements
Please refer to the Licence card photographs page for details of the standard of identification photograph required to be submitted.
Conditions of accreditation
Show moreAccredited assessors must comply with the provisions of the Work Health and Safety Act 2020, Work Health and Safety (General) Regulations 2022, and the conditions of accreditation.
A copy of the conditions can be found here:
Compliance requirements
Show moreNotifications
Accredited assessors are required to notify WorkSafe before any assessment is conducted. Notifications are required to be made using an online form.
Further information about this requirement can be found here:
Maintenance of Experience
Assessors must maintain their competency to assess each class of work they are accredited in. Accreditation will not be renewed if competency is not maintained.
Refer to the Application guide - Application to assess high risk work for details of the maintenance of experience/competency requirements.
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