High Risk Work Licence - Boom-Type EWP (WP) study plan

Define the scope of work authorised by a boom-type elevating work platform licence and list at least five tasks it covers and three it excludes

Explain the difference between boom-type and scissor-type platforms in terms of the licence required

Identify the two boom configurations (articulating and telescoping) and describe how each affects the working envelope

State the measuring convention used to determine boom length for licensing purposes and practise applying it to three written scenarios

Calculate boom length from given horizontal reach, vertical height and articulation data in at least six practice problems

Distinguish rated capacity, platform capacity and safe working load, and explain how radius changes each

Interpret a written load chart description to select an acceptable boom configuration for a stated task

Describe three site conditions that alter the effective working envelope and record how each is accounted for

Outline the eligibility criteria for a boom-type EWP licence, including age, identification and fitness requirements

Sequence the training pathway from enrolment through formal training, logbook experience and final assessment

Explain the roles of the registered training organisation, the assessor and the regulator in issuing the licence

List the evidence a candidate must present on assessment day and describe what happens if any item is missing

Describe the supervisor's responsibilities when a trainee or unlicensed operator is performing boom-type EWP work

Explain the rules for carrying a licence while performing high risk work and the consequences of not producing it when requested

Compare physical and digital licence options, including how each is verified by an inspector

Draft the steps an operator should follow if their digital licence cannot be displayed on site