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TLILIC0040
Unit of Competency
training.gov.au
>3 t
Rated Capacity Threshold
WHS Regulations / TLILIC0040
5 yrs
Licence Validity
WHS Regulators
The Australia HRWL CN (non-slewing mobile crane >3 t) assessment is based on TLILIC0040 and the mandated NAI. Candidates must pass closed-book theory and 100% accurate load-chart calculations, then a practical assessment covering pick-and-carry and articulation. This prep includes 100 practice questions.
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1What is the current national unit of competency for a CN High Risk Work Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane greater than 3 tonnes?
A.TLILIC0040 Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane (greater than 3 tonnes capacity)
B.TLILIC0022 Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes)
C.TLILIC0024 Licence to operate a vehicle loading crane
D.TLILIC3006 Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane (superseded title only)
Explanation: training.gov.au lists TLILIC0040 as the current unit specifying skills and knowledge to safely operate a non-slewing mobile crane with Rated Capacity (RC) exceeding three tonnes. That unit underpins the CN HRWL class.
2Under Australian WHS licensing guidance, a non-slewing mobile crane is best defined as a mobile crane that:
A.Incorporates a boom or jib that cannot be slewed, and includes articulated mobile and locomotive cranes (but not vehicle tow trucks)
B.Can rotate the boom 360° about a vertical slew ring while the carrier remains stationary
C.Is permanently mounted on a building portal frame
D.Is limited to earthmoving plant configured as a crane under 3 tonnes
Explanation: TLILIC0040 and SafeWork NSW define a non-slewing mobile crane as incorporating a boom or jib that cannot be slewed. It includes articulated mobile cranes and locomotive cranes, and excludes vehicle tow trucks.
3What Rated Capacity (RC) threshold triggers the CN High Risk Work Licence requirement for non-slewing mobile cranes?
A.Exceeding 3 tonnes
B.Exceeding 10 metre-tonnes only
C.Up to 20 tonnes MRC
D.Any capacity including under 1 tonne
Explanation: TLILIC0040 and SafeWork NSW state CN applies to non-slewing mobile cranes greater than 3 tonnes capacity (RC exceeding three tonnes).
4Does competence in TLILIC0040 by itself issue a High Risk Work Licence to operate a CN crane?
A.No — competence in the unit does not in itself result in an HRWL; the state/territory regulator issues the licence after satisfactory NAI assessment
B.Yes — the Statement of Attainment is the licence card
C.Yes — once the RTO emails a pass mark the licence is automatic nationwide
D.Only if the candidate also holds a C0 open crane licence
Explanation: Unit delivery guidance states competence in TLILIC0040 does not in itself result in an HRWL. Candidates receive a Notice of Satisfactory Assessment and must apply to the state/territory WHS regulator for the CN licence.
5Under current SafeWork NSW mobile-crane HRWL hierarchy tables (still published as of mid-2026), which higher class also authorises CN?
A.C2 (slewing mobile crane up to 20 t) and higher slewing classes that encompass C2
B.LF forklift truck only
C.SB basic scaffolding only
D.WP boom-type elevating work platform only
Explanation: SafeWork NSW’s published hierarchy still shows C2 (and higher slewing classes that incorporate C2) also authorising CN. Holding CN alone does not authorise slewing classes. Caveat: Safe Work Australia’s Model WHS Regulations (Crane Licences) Amendment 2024 removes slewing-licence encompassment of CN/CV/reach stackers once jurisdictions adopt it — always confirm the current state/territory table before relying on encompassment.
6Which plant type is explicitly excluded from the non-slewing mobile crane definition for CN licensing?
A.Vehicle tow trucks
B.Articulated mobile (pick-and-carry) cranes
C.Locomotive cranes
D.Non-slewing telehandlers over 3 t with boom/jib and hoist rope or hook block (where the regulator includes them)
Explanation: TLILIC0040 states non-slewing mobile crane includes articulated mobile and locomotive cranes but does not include vehicle tow trucks. SafeWork NSW also notes certain non-slewing telehandlers over 3 t with hoist rope/hook block may fall under CN.
7Does TLILIC0040 competence alone authorise driving an articulated mobile crane on a main or public road?
A.No — a valid heavy vehicle licence issued by a transport regulator is required for public-road driving
B.Yes — CN automatically includes an unrestricted heavy vehicle licence
C.Yes — only if the boom is fully extended for visibility
D.Only on weekends when traffic volumes are lower
Explanation: Unit guidance states competence in TLILIC0040 does not allow driving an articulated mobile crane on a main or public road. A valid heavy vehicle licence from a transport regulator is required.
8What is the mandated assessment instrument for the CN High Risk Work Licence?
A.The National Assessment Instrument (NAI) administered by an accredited assessor
B.A self-marked online quiz from any website
C.An employer toolbox talk attendance sheet only
D.A voluntary manufacturer product demo
Explanation: TLILIC0040 licensing information states the National Assessment Instrument (NAI) is the mandated assessment for the HRWL class detailed in the unit.
9Under model WHS duty of care, a CN crane operator must:
A.Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their acts or omissions, and comply with reasonable WHS instructions
B.Ignore site SWMS if the lift looks routine
C.Misuse safety devices if it speeds up the job
D.Only protect themselves and never warn others about hazards
Explanation: WHS worker duties include taking reasonable care for own and others’ safety, cooperating with employer WHS measures, and not misusing anything provided for health and safety.
10If a high-risk worker is not working safely under an HRWL, a WHS regulator can:
A.Suspend, cancel, or refuse to renew the HRWL, and may order re-assessment
B.Only issue a polite email with no enforcement powers
C.Automatically upgrade the worker to C0 open class
D.Transfer the licence permanently to another worker
Explanation: Regulator powers for HRWL holders include suspension, cancellation, non-renewal, and ordering re-assessment where work is unsafe.
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