Frequently Asked Questions
A few quick questions
Where is the training conducted?
Training can be conducted onsite for company groups Nationwide. Alternatively, you can choose to train at one of our training facilities in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne.
For Public course participants, see our upcoming courses page for venues and dates available near you.
Is your training nationally accredited?
Yes, all successful students will receive a nationally accredited certificate as well as an ID Card.
Certification is from F&SA (RTO 22250).
Who conducts the training?
Our qualified trainers have between them many years of industry experience enabling them to deliver and relate to your specific training requirements. Our trainers will always aim to customise the training to suit your specific work environments.
How is Pinnacle different from other training companies?
The Pinnacle Group of companies have an enviable reputation among some of Australia's most prestigious organisations. We set the highest possible standards for content and course delivery and always go the extra mile to ensure the tailored training we deliver either meets or exceeds our clients expectations.
How much does it cost?
Pinnacle Height Safety's public courses have set fees.
| Work at Heights | $255.00 pp |
| Tower Climbing and Rescue | $895.00 pp |
| Roof Access and Rescue (steep incline) | $895.00 pp |
| ARAA Industrial Rope Access | $1,695.00 pp |
For on-site training and group bookings Australia-wide, please contact us on 1300 990 810 or email a request to info@pinnacleheight.com.au
What is Standby Rescue?
Potentially high-risk work such as work at heights or confined space work necessitates a well-trained team in attendance to coordinate a rescue in the event of an incident or emergency. Some sites choose to train (and continually re-train) their own workers in these skills however increasingly organisations are finding that it is more effective and more economical to arrange a contract team of rescue specialists to be on site for the duration of the high-risk work.
How long does it take to do the training?
It depends on the course – some are only one day, and others can take longer. For example we run single day Working at Heights and Confined Space courses, and our Rope Access Training is five days, including the assessment.
Can we tailor the training to our site procedures?
Absolutely. Simply let us know at the time of booking and we can personalise your training. This can only be done with on-site training, however.
Can I use my own equipment while training?
Yes you can. If you don’t have any, that’s no problem either, as we have our enough for all students.
