The below information provides a description of activities which Western Australia (WA) high risk work licence assessor accreditation holders are permitted to perform. If you are a WA licensee visiting another state under Automatic mutual recognition, you are only allowed to perform the activities listed below.
If you need to apply for a WA accreditation see High risk work licence assessor - New.
Licence Identifier: WA00 – WA0000
Scope of Work
Accredited HRWL Assessors conduct Vocational Education and Training (VET) assessments for a high risk work licence.
The assessment is conducted using a nationally approved assessment instrument for the particular class of HRWL and a Notice of Assessment (NOA) is issued on completion.
Compliance Requirements in WA
To Get an Accreditation in WA
- Must hold a High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) in the class for which accreditation as an assessor is sought for a minimum of three years.
- Must show recent relevant experience.
- Must show a relevant qualification
- Must pay an application fee
To Keep an Accreditation in WA
- Must renew the accreditation every three years
They must comply with the Work Health and Safety Act 2020 and Work, Health and Safety (General) Regulations 2022, Public Sector Code of Conduct and Public Sector Code of Ethics.
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