Where can I do high risk work training in Naval Base WA?

Firstly, KITA runs high risk work training courses directly from its Naval Base campus at 51A Burlington Street, making it a convenient option for learners working across the Kwinana industrial area. Secondly, the same nationally recognised courses are also delivered from the KITA Welshpool campus at 70 Cleaver Terrace, so learners who live closer to Perth Airport or the eastern suburbs have an equally accessible choice. Because high risk work licences are issued under a national framework, the units you complete at either campus carry the same WorkSafe recognition across Australia. Similarly, the assessment standards, trainer qualifications and equipment used at Naval Base mirror those at Welshpool. Meanwhile, course intakes run regularly throughout the week, which keeps wait times short for forklift, EWP, dogging, rigging and crane classes. Therefore, you can book the next available start date at the Naval Base campus without travelling into central Perth. Consequently, employers in heavy industry, logistics and construction often send crews to KITA Naval Base for fast turnaround. Ultimately, choosing Naval Base puts experienced trainers, real plant equipment and clear assessment pathways within easy reach.

High risk work courses available at KITA Naval Base

The KITA Naval Base campus delivers forklift, elevated work platform, dogging, basic and intermediate rigging, and slewing and non-slewing crane units. Each course combines classroom theory with hands-on practical sessions on live equipment, so you build real competency before the final assessment. Trainers hold current industry tickets and bring years of site experience, which keeps the content grounded in day-to-day operational requirements.

Booking your training at the Naval Base campus

Before you enrol, gather your USI, photo identification and any prior verification of competency paperwork. KITA's enrolment team will confirm which units suit your role and book you into the next class at Naval Base or Welshpool. If your employer is funding the training, KITA can invoice the company directly and send a tax invoice once enrolment is confirmed. On the day, arrive in steel-cap boots, long sleeves and long pants, since the practical assessment runs on live equipment. After successful assessment, KITA submits your licence application paperwork so you can lodge it with WorkSafe WA without delay.