Master high-risk work with award-winning training in cranes, rigging, dogging, and earthmoving. Delivered by experts at our industry-standard, purpose-built Stapylton training yard, right where the Gold Coast meets Brisbane.
Australian Training Awards
Silver Reciepient, Qld Winner 2024
Supporting Trainees In The Qld
Building & Construction Industry
Videos & Podcasts To Aid All Learning Styles And Virtual Reality Crane Simulator
Renowned For High Risk Expertise With Vast ‘Real Life’ Experience From Heavy Industries
OTJT is a nationally recognised, award-winning Registered Training Organisation. We’re trusted for delivering high-quality, hands-on training that meets real industry needs.
As an approved CSQ funding provider, OTJT helps eligible students access subsidised training. This means lower course fees without compromising on quality or outcomes.
Our trainers are from the construction, mining and other heavy industries with vast ‘real-life’ experience. We also offer plant operating and other relevant safety courses.
Industry-leading online support portal with resources such as videos and podcasts to aid all learning styles and the only Virtual Reality Crane Simulator in Oz.
A fleet of high risk machinery to maximise ‘real life’ practical learning including the only 2 tower cranes on a training yard in Australia.
Conveniently located at Stapylton where the Gold Coast meets Brisbane near the end of the Logan Motorway.
of students would recommend our training to others.
Source: ASQA Learner Survey 2024
of students said that the training prepared them well for work
Source: ASQA Learner Survey 2024
Yes! Eligible participants may access CSQ funding, which can cover a significant portion of course costs, if not all of it. Our team can guide you through the eligibility and application process.
Yes! OTJT offers night courses every 3-6 weeks for select courses or split across different weeks. Ideal for those working during the day or FIFO workers needing more flexibility.
Yes! Some courses offer optional blended learning so you can you can knock over your theory online before you arrive, so your time on site is all about getting hands-on and building the skills you need.
Most high-risk courses run 4–5 days (or nights, some with a Sat morning), hoist EWP & forklift 2 days (or 3 nights), while earthmoving units can range from 1–2 days, depending on the student’s experience. Custom course plans and combo deals are available.
Absolutely. OTJT offers multi-ticket and combo course options, especially across our Earthmoving and High-Risk categories. It’s a cost-effective way to gain multiple qualifications in one go.
Perfect if you’re up-skilling for site versatility or applying for jobs requiring more than one ticket.
You’ll need to be at least 18 years old, provide 100 points of ID, and complete an LLN & Digital Literacy Skills Check.
Some courses also require competence in previous units, like Dogging for Rigging.
No prior experience is required for most entry-level courses like Forklift or Dogging.
For Intermediate or Advanced Rigging, you’ll need to complete the level before it or already hold a crane licence for the open class crane ticket.
Yes! OTJT provides tailored corporate and group training packages, either at our Stapylton yard or on-site (if conditions allow).
We’ll work with you to align course content, scheduling, and outcomes with your project and compliance needs.
You’ll be entitled to one reassessment at no cost. If additional attempts are needed, fees may apply.
Our trainers will help you prepare thoroughly before assessments.
Upon successful HRWL assessment, you’ll receive a Candidate Assessment Summary (CAS) so you can apply for your licence online as soon as you receive the invitation to do so from Worksafe Queensland, then get to work straight away.
It takes up to 3 weeks to receive your HRWL in the post.
