Agriculture

AHCCHM307 – Prepare and Apply Chemicals to Control Pests, Weeds and Diseases
AHCCHM304 – Transport and Store Chemicals
AHCPMG301 – Control Weeds

This nationally recognised training is designed to provide the skills and knowledge required to safely prepare, apply, transport, store, and handle agricultural chemicals in line with legislative and environmental requirements. Completing this course enables individuals to apply for an ACDC Licence with their state regulatory body (e.g., Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries).

$450.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

Nil

Theory:
Written assessment covering chemical safety, legislation, and application methods.

Practical:
Participants will perform safe chemical mixing, application, and storage procedures using appropriate PPE and equipment.

Note: Practical tasks involve lifting chemical containers, handling spraying equipment, wearing PPE, and walking over varied terrain. A reasonable level of fitness is required.

• Farmers and agricultural workers
• Groundskeepers and landcare workers
• Pest, weed, and vegetation management contractors
• Council or parks and gardens staff
• Anyone required to apply agricultural chemicals unsupervised or commercially

Participants will gain knowledge and practical skills in:

• Identifying and controlling pest weeds and diseases
• Safely transporting, storing, mixing, and applying chemicals
• Understanding chemical labels and SDS requirements
• Minimising environmental and personal risks
• Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) appropriately
• Cleaning and maintaining chemical application equipment
• Implementing emergency and spill response procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for the following nationally recognised units:

• AHCCHM307 – Prepare and Apply Chemicals to Control Pests, Weeds and Diseases
• AHCCHM304 – Transport and Store Chemicals
• AHCPMG301 – Control Weeds

This training may support applications for an ACDC licence or renewal in relevant Australian states and territories.

Applying for a New Licence in Queensland

Accredited operators can apply online for a new Commercial Operator's Licence to use herbicides in Queensland. Applicants can choose between a 1-year or 3-year licence during the application process. Relevant Statements of Attainment must be uploaded when applying for the licence.

Renewal of Existing Licences

• If your email address is recorded against your licence, you will receive an automated notification 60 days before your licence expiry date.
• You can renew your licence within this 60-day period using the online renewal form.
• To use the online renewal form, you will need your licence number.
• If you don't know your licence number, you can search for it using the Chemical Application Licence Register.
• If your licence has expired, you cannot renew it and must apply for a new one.

For more detailed information or to apply, visit the Business Queensland website.

It is recommended that participants complete refresher training every 5 years to maintain up-to-date knowledge of safe chemical use, legislative changes, and best practices.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to operate a range of basic machinery and equipment commonly used in agricultural and outdoor work environments. The training includes identifying machinery, performing safety checks, and using equipment in line with workplace procedures and manufacturer instructions.

$250.00 per person 
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory: Written knowledge assessment
Practical: Participants will be assessed on the safe operation and maintenance of basic powered machinery in a practical setting. Note: Tasks may include lifting, pushing, or pulling equipment, using hand tools, and working in standing positions. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended.

Ideal for:

• Entry-level farm or station workers
• Parks and gardens staff
• Horticulture or landcare workers
• School-based trainees or volunteers in outdoor industries
• Anyone needing to safely operate basic powered equipment

• Identifying and selecting machinery and equipment
• Pre-start checks and routine maintenance
• Safe start-up, operation, and shutdown procedures
• Managing workplace risks and hazards
• Using PPE appropriately
• Cleaning and storing equipment after use

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCMOM203 Operate Basic Machinery and Equipment

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or when there are updates to equipment, safety requirements, or procedures.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides participants with the skills and knowledge to inspect, clean, and treat machinery, tools, and equipment to minimise the spread of pests, diseases, and weeds. It supports compliance with biosecurity protocols across agriculture, construction, mining, and land management industries.

$250.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 hours / Face to Face

None

Theory: Multiple choice and short answer written questions
Practical Assessment:
Participants will demonstrate the inspection and cleaning of machinery and tools to meet biosecurity standards.

Note: Activities may require bending, reaching, use of high-pressure cleaners, and working in confined or awkward spaces. Good mobility and physical stamina are needed.

Ideal for:

• Machinery operators
• Farmhands and station workers
• Contractors entering biosecure sites
• Council and environmental staff
• Anyone responsible for biosecurity cleaning or inspections

• Biosecurity risks and compliance requirements
• Identifying contamination threats (e.g. weeds, soil, plant matter)
• Inspection methods for vehicles and machinery
• Effective cleaning and decontamination techniques
• Use of cleaning agents and equipment
• Disposal of contaminated waste material
• Record-keeping requirements

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCBIO203 Inspect and Clean Machinery, Tools, and Equipment to Preserve Biosecurity

Refresher training is recommended every 3–5 years or when site biosecurity requirements or equipment use changes.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to operate a range of basic machinery and equipment commonly used in agricultural and outdoor work environments. The training includes identifying machinery, performing safety checks, and using equipment in line with workplace procedures and manufacturer instructions.

$250.00 per person 
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory: Written knowledge assessment
Practical: Participants will be assessed on the safe operation and maintenance of basic powered machinery in a practical setting. Note: Tasks may include lifting, pushing, or pulling equipment, using hand tools, and working in standing positions. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended.

Ideal for:

• Entry-level farm or station workers
• Parks and gardens staff
• Horticulture or landcare workers
• School-based trainees or volunteers in outdoor industries
• Anyone needing to safely operate basic powered equipment

• Identifying and selecting machinery and equipment
• Pre-start checks and routine maintenance
• Safe start-up, operation, and shutdown procedures
• Managing workplace risks and hazards
• Using PPE appropriately
• Cleaning and storing equipment after use

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCMOM203 Operate Basic Machinery and Equipment

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to fell small trees safely using basic tools and equipment. It focuses on low-risk situations and follows workplace health and safety practices. Tree felling techniques taught are suitable for trees with a diameter of up to 200 mm at chest height.

$425.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

Participants must hold a Statement of Attainment for AHCMOM213 – Operate and Maintain Chainsaws

Theory: Written knowledge assessment

Practical Assessment:
Participants will be assessed through hands-on tree felling and chainsaw operation tasks in a controlled outdoor setting.

Note: This course involves physical tasks such as lifting and operating a chainsaw, standing for extended periods, working on uneven terrain, and wearing full PPE. A moderate to high level of physical fitness is required.

Ideal for:

• Parks and gardens staff
• Horticulture or landscaping workers
• Landcare or environmental field staff
• Farm or rural property workers
• Anyone needing to remove small trees safely and legally

• Preparing for tree felling activities
• Inspecting the worksite and assessing tree condition
• Selecting and using the right tools
• Safe cutting techniques for small trees
• Using PPE and managing risks
• Cleaning up and maintaining equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCPCM205 Fell Small Trees

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years, or when workplace practices or safety procedures change.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This combined course provides the skills and knowledge required to maintain chainsaws in working condition and safely trim and cut previously felled trees. It includes sharpening, tensioning, cleaning, and replacing parts, as well as identifying hazards, planning cuts, and managing risks in post-felling environments.

$425.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment on chainsaw safety, maintenance steps, and trimming techniques

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate chainsaw maintenance and trimming of felled trees using safe and effective techniques.

Note: This course involves physical tasks such as operating and lifting chainsaws, kneeling, working in uneven terrain, and wearing full PPE. A moderate to high level of physical fitness and upper body strength is required.

Ideal for:

• Parks and gardens staff
• Vegetation and land management workers
• Tree maintenance contractors
• Farmhands and station workers
• Council or utility crew members involved in tree removal

• Chainsaw maintenance procedures: cleaning, sharpening, replacing parts
• Inspecting chainsaws for faults or wear
• Safe techniques for trimming branches and sectioning felled trees
• Hazard identification and control (e.g. tensioned branches, unstable limbs)
• Risk management and safe zone planning
• PPE use and emergency procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• FWPCOT2254 – Maintain Chainsaws
• FWPCOT2273 – Trim and Cut Felled Trees

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or when changes occur to equipment, safety standards, or work procedures.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

$650.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• AHCMOM213 Operate and Maintain Chainsaws
• FWPCOT3301 Trim Trees using a Pole Saw

This course provides the knowledge and skills to manually fell small to medium-sized trees using a chainsaw in low-complexity situations. It focuses on safe tree-felling techniques, hazard assessment, environmental considerations, and correct use of equipment and PPE. It is suitable for controlled environments with minimal tree lean, limited canopy weight, and no significant defects.

$425.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

Participants must hold a Statement of Attainment for FWPCOT2254 – Maintain Chainsaws & FWPCOT2273 – Trim and Cut Felled Trees

Theory:
Written and verbal questions on felling techniques, safety, and equipment use

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate manual tree felling using safe techniques in a controlled setting.

Note: This course involves physical tasks such as lifting and operating a chainsaw, standing for extended periods, working in uneven terrain, and handling felled tree sections. A good level of physical fitness and coordination is required.

Ideal for:

• Tree and vegetation management workers
• Farm and rural property staff
• Council or parks and gardens crews
• Landcare and conservation workers
• Anyone performing basic tree felling as part of their job

• Tree species and condition assessment
• Identifying hazards and planning felling direction
• Safe operation of chainsaws for felling
• Notching and back-cut techniques
• Establishing escape routes and exclusion zones
• Environmental and WHS considerations
• Post-felling inspection and clean-up

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
FWPCOT2275 – Fell Trees Manually (Basic)

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years, or when there are changes to safety procedures, equipment, or job roles.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to manually fell trees with more complex characteristics, such as heavier lean, larger diameter, or heavier canopy. It includes hazard analysis, advanced cutting techniques, risk control, and environmental awareness. The course is designed for experienced chainsaw operators working in more challenging forestry, conservation, or land management environments.

$500.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers course fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

Participants must hold a Statement of Attainment FWPCOT2275 – Fell Trees Manually (Basic)

Theory:
Written and oral questions assessing knowledge of intermediate-level felling procedures, risks, and safety practices

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe manual felling of intermediate trees in a controlled setting using advanced cutting techniques.

Note: This course involves strenuous physical activity including prolonged chainsaw operation, cutting under tension, working on uneven terrain, and managing large tree sections. A high level of physical fitness, coordination, and stamina is required.

Ideal for:

• Experienced tree workers or arborists
• Forestry or vegetation management personnel
• Rural fire or emergency response staff
• Landcare and environmental project teams
• Anyone who needs to safely fell complex or larger trees as part of their role

• Advanced tree hazard and condition assessment
• Selecting appropriate felling methods for intermediate trees
• Safe operation of chainsaws with advanced notching/back-cutting
• Risk controls, exclusion zones, and escape planning
• Cutting trees under lean, twist, or pressure
• Environmental and WHS compliance in high-risk settings

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
FWPCOT3350 – Fell Trees Manually (Intermediate)

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years, or as required by changes in equipment, safety practices, or role responsibilities.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This advanced-level course equips participants with the skills and knowledge to safely and effectively fell large and complex trees in high-risk environments. It focuses on trees with significant lean, heavy branching, structural defects, or those requiring complex felling techniques. The course includes advanced planning, hazard control, and emergency response measures in forestry and high-impact worksites.

$500.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

FWPCOT2275 – Fell Trees Manually (Basic)
FWPCOT3350 – Fell Trees Manually (Intermediate)
(Participants must hold both units or demonstrate equivalent experience.)

Theory: Written and verbal assessment covering advanced felling methods, safety planning, and environmental considerations

Practical (including physical requirements): Participants will demonstrate safe manual felling of large or complex trees using advanced techniques in a simulated or real work environment.

Note: This course involves strenuous physical activity, including extended chainsaw use, felling in uneven or steep terrain, handling large tree sections, and working under high-risk conditions. A high level of fitness, strength, and endurance is required.

Ideal for:

• Professional arborists and forestry workers
• Vegetation management contractors
• Emergency response or rural fire service teams
• Experienced tree workers needing formal high-risk felling competency

• Advanced hazard and tree condition assessment
• Planning complex tree felling operations
• Cutting techniques for trees with heavy lean, rot, or compression
• Managing environmental risks and site safety
• Coordinating with team members in high-risk zones
• Chainsaw handling under pressure and difficult conditions
• Post-felling safety checks and clean-up

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
FWPCOT3351 Fell Trees Manually (Advanced)

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years, or as required by employer or industry regulations due to the high-risk nature of this task.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—no hidden costs.

$1050.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• AHCMOM213 Operate and Maintain Chainsaws
• AHCPCM205 Fell Small Trees
• FWPCOT3301 Trim Trees using a Pole Saw

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a pole saw to trim and prune trees from the ground. It includes equipment preparation, hazard assessment, safe cutting techniques, and post-operational maintenance. The training focuses on safe work practices around vegetation, powerlines, and falling branches.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 Hours / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and verbal assessment

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will complete supervised trimming tasks using a pole saw, including site preparation, cutting, and equipment maintenance.

Note: This course involves physical tasks such as lifting and operating a pole saw above shoulder height, standing for long periods, managing cut branches, and wearing PPE. A moderate level of upper body strength and physical coordination is required.

Ideal for:

• Council, parks, and garden staff
• Tree maintenance or vegetation control workers
• Utility line clearance contractors
• Farm and property maintenance workers
• Landcare and environmental field crews

• Planning and preparing for trimming tasks
• Conducting site and tree risk assessments
• Safe handling and operation of a pole saw
• Using correct pruning and cutting techniques
• Managing falling limbs and working clear zones
• Cleaning and maintaining the pole saw
• Wearing and using appropriate PPE

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
FWPCOT3301 Trim Trees Using a Pole Saw

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or when safety procedures, equipment, or work roles change.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This course provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a mobile chipper or mulcher for processing vegetation and organic materials. It includes conducting pre-start checks, setting up the machine, feeding materials, monitoring operation, and conducting post-operational maintenance in line with workplace safety standards and environmental guidelines.

$280.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written knowledge assessment

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe use of a mobile chipper/mulcher, including equipment setup, feeding material, handling blockages, and shutdown procedures. Machine/Equipment to be supplied by participants.

Note: This course involves physical tasks such as lifting branches, feeding material, standing for extended periods, and wearing full PPE. A reasonable level of physical fitness and coordination is required.

Ideal for:

• Parks and gardens staff
• Landcare and vegetation management workers
• Local council or groundskeeping staff
• Tree and landscaping contractors
• Farm or property maintenance workers

• Preparing and setting up chipper/mulcher equipment
• Conducting safety checks and routine maintenance
• Safe operation and feeding of material
• Managing blockages and faults
• Using PPE and managing risks
• Cleaning and storing equipment after use

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
FWPHAR2208 Operate Mobile Chipper/Mulcher

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years, or when new equipment or procedures are introduced.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

$750.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• FWPCOT2254 Maintain Chainsaws
• FWPCOT2273 Trim and Cut Felled Trees
• FWPCOT2275 Fell Trees Manually (Basic)

$750.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• AHCMOM213 Operate and Maintain Chainsaws
• AHCPCM205 Fell Small Trees

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a side-by-side utility vehicle (SSV) in a range of work environments. The course covers pre-start checks, safe driving techniques, operating over different terrains, and completing post-operational maintenance in line with workplace procedures and manufacturer guidelines.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory: Written knowledge assessment
Practical: Participants will demonstrate safe vehicle operation across various terrains, including pre-start checks, driving, and shutdown.

Note: This course requires physical coordination, mounting and dismounting vehicles, balance control, and wearing PPE such as helmets. Basic physical fitness is required.

Ideal for:

• Farm, station, and property workers
• Horticulture and landcare staff
• Council or parks and gardens workers
• Anyone required to operate an SSV (e.g. Polaris, Kubota, Can-Am) for work

• Pre-start safety checks and inspections
• Safe operation over various terrain
• Loading and securing equipment
• Operating within legal and safety limits
• Using personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Cleaning, refuelling, and shutting down safely

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCMOM216 Operate Side by Side Utility Vehicle

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or when there are changes to workplace procedures, equipment, or regulations.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This course provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a quad bike (also known as an ATV) in a range of workplace settings. It includes pre-operational checks, safe riding techniques, operating across different terrains, and carrying out post-operational maintenance. The training is delivered in line with manufacturer guidelines and WHS requirements.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory: Written knowledge assessment
Practical: Participants will demonstrate safe vehicle operation across various terrains, including pre-start checks, driving, and shutdown.

Note: Students must have access to a compliant quad bike in safe working condition for the practical component of this course. This course also requires physical coordination, mounting and dismounting vehicles, balance control, and wearing PPE such as helmets. Basic physical fitness is required.

Ideal for:

• Farm or station workers
• Horticulture and land management workers
• Council and parks staff
• Anyone operating a quad bike for work-related tasks

• Quad bike features and controls
• Conducting pre-start inspections
• Safe riding techniques for various terrain
• Loading and securing equipment
• Hazard identification and risk management
• Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Cleaning and maintaining the quad bike after use

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
AHCMOM217 Operate Quad Bikes

It is recommended that refresher training be completed every 2–3 years or when changes occur to equipment, procedures, or safety regulations.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.