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Welcome to
Western Boiler Training
At Western Boiler Training we have dedicated Training facilities located in Perth & Melbourne, with remote and distance learning options available.
For further information on dates and locations please do not hesitate to contact our training department on info@westernboilertraining.com.au
The knowledge & experience of our trainer/assessors and their ability to engage with students effectively will deliver the skills and knowledge required to complete the assessment for the HRW licence.
Background
to High Risk Work Licences
Pressure equipment operation is classed as High Risk Work (HRW). A licence to perform HRW is part of a national system which authorises individuals to carry out particular classes of work including boiler operation The HRW licence has been incorporated into each state’s law.
Recognition
of Prior Learning
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process where skills and knowledge that you have gained through work and life experience and other unrecognised training can be formally recognised. Western Boiler Training provides a supportive approach to students wishing to take up this option.
our western australian training
The use of a boiler that has an output of more than 500 kW with — (a) modulating combustion air supply; or (b) modulating heat source; or (c) superheaters; or (d) economisers, (e) simultaneous dual fuel firing This unit...
The use of a boiler that has an output of more than 500 kW with — (a) modulating combustion air supply; or (b) modulating heat source; or (c) superheaters; or (d) economisers, This unit applies to the start-up, take-over/hand-over...
The use of a boiler that has an output of more than 500 kW other than a boiler with — (a) modulating combustion air supply; or (b) modulating heat source; or (c) superheaters; or (d) economisers. This unit of...
OUR TRAINING for all others states and territories
The scope of work for this license covers the operation of a boiler with a single fuel source that does not have a pre-heater, re-heater, superheater or economiser attached (a standard boiler). This unit specifies the outcomes required to operate a standard boiler safely. This includes boiler start-up, handover, monitoring,
The use of a boiler that has an output of more than 500 kW with — (a) modulating combustion air supply; or (b) modulating heat source; or (c) superheaters; or (d) economisers, (e) simultaneous dual fuel firing This unit specifies the outcomes required to operate an advanced boiler safely.
Dedicated Training facilities located
in Perth & Melbourne.
Remote and Distance learning options available.
