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Key Facts: High Risk Work Licence — Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) Exam
100
Practice Questions
OpenExamPrep
TLILIC0024
Unit of Competency
training.gov.au
≥10 mt
Licence Threshold
WHS Regulators / WorkSafe Qld
5 yrs
Licence Validity
WHS Regulators
The Australia HRWL CV (vehicle loading crane ≥10 metre tonnes) assessment is based on TLILIC0024 and the mandated NAI. Candidates must pass closed-book theory and 100% accurate calculations (including metre-tonnes and slinging), then a practical assessment. This prep includes 100 practice questions.
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1What is the current national unit of competency for a CV High Risk Work Licence to operate a vehicle loading crane of 10 metre tonnes or more?
A.TLILIC0024 Licence to operate a vehicle loading crane (capacity 10 metre tonnes and above)
B.TLILIC0022 Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes)
C.TLILIC0040 Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane
D.CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
Explanation: training.gov.au lists TLILIC0024 as the current unit for safely operating a vehicle loading crane with a Maximum Rated Capacity (MRC) of 10 metre tonnes or more. It underpins the CV HRWL class and supersedes TLILIC0002.
2Under WHS licensing, a vehicle loading crane (VLC) is best defined as:
A.A crane mounted on a vehicle for loading and unloading that vehicle
B.Any mobile crane that can travel on public roads with a load
C.A non-slewing crawler crane used only in yards
D.A tower crane erected on a truck chassis
Explanation: WorkSafe Queensland and TLILIC0024 define a vehicle loading crane as a crane mounted on a vehicle for the purpose of loading and unloading that vehicle (commonly truck-mounted/Hiab-style plant).
3A High Risk Work Licence (CV) is required to operate a vehicle loading crane when its capacity is:
A.10 metre tonnes or more
B.3 tonnes or more at any radius
C.Always required regardless of capacity
D.Only required if the boom exceeds 11 metres
Explanation: WorkSafe Queensland and other regulators require a CV HRWL to operate a VLC with a capacity of 10 metre tonnes or more (radius in metres × load in tonnes ≥10 at any load-chart position). Where a jurisdiction still applies mobile-crane encompassment, an encompassing slewing HRWL may also authorise that VLC—confirm locally.
4How is a vehicle loading crane’s metre-tonne capacity determined from its load chart?
A.Multiply load (tonnes) by radius (metres) at chart positions; if any position is ≥10, capacity is 10 metre tonnes or more
B.Add boom length in metres to maximum hook load in tonnes
C.Divide maximum rated capacity by the number of outriggers
D.Use only the maximum hook load in tonnes and ignore radius
Explanation: Regulators state a crane has 10 metre tonnes capacity if at any load-chart position, radius (m) × load (t) is ≥10. Operators check chart positions (SWL × working radius from centre of slew to centre of hook).
5Under currently published SafeWork NSW and WorkSafe Queensland crane-licence hierarchies, which higher classes also authorise CV vehicle loading crane work?
A.C2, C6, C1 and C0 slewing mobile crane licences
B.LF forklift and LO order picker only
C.SB, SI and SA scaffolding licences
D.WP boom-type elevating work platform only
Explanation: SafeWork NSW and WorkSafe Queensland currently publish that a VLC of 10 mt or more may be operated with a CV licence or one of the four slewing mobile crane HRWLs (C2/C6/C1/C0), which historically encompass CV. Safe Work Australia’s Model WHS Regulations (Crane Licences) Amendment 2024 (published December 2025) removes that encompassment once a jurisdiction adopts it—always confirm the current rule with the local WHS regulator.
6Does holding only a CV licence authorise operation of a C2 slewing mobile crane up to 20 tonnes?
A.No — CV does not encompass higher slewing mobile crane classes
B.Yes — CV automatically includes all slewing mobile crane classes
C.Yes — but only if the C2 crane is truck-mounted
D.Yes — for C2 and C6 but not C1 or C0
Explanation: Authority does not flow upward: a CV licence does not authorise C2/C6/C1/C0 slewing mobile crane plant. Where encompassment still applies, higher slewing classes may cover CV, but CV never covers those slewing classes. Operators need the correct class for the plant they operate.
7TLILIC0024 requires a person operating a slewing vehicle loading crane of 10 metre tonnes or more to:
A.Plan the work/task, prepare for the work/task, perform the work/task, and pack up
B.Only complete a practical assessment with no planning element
C.Only inspect slings and leave setup to a supervisor
D.Drive the truck on public roads without operating the crane
Explanation: The unit’s elements are plan, prepare, perform and pack up. Competence requires knowledge and performance evidence across those stages, assessed via the mandated National Assessment Instrument (NAI) pathway for the HRWL.
8Competence in TLILIC0024 by itself:
A.Does not itself issue the High Risk Work Licence; the state/territory regulator issues the CV HRWL after satisfactory assessment
B.Automatically grants a national CV card without regulator application
C.Only allows operation interstate, never in the assessing state
D.Replaces the need for any practical assessment
Explanation: training.gov.au notes competence in the unit does not itself result in an HRWL. Candidates apply to the state/territory WHS regulator with a Notice of Satisfactory Assessment and pay the licence fee.
9What is the mandated assessment instrument for the CV High Risk Work Licence class?
A.The National Assessment Instrument (NAI) administered by an accredited assessor
B.An informal employer checklist with no regulator link
C.A multiple-choice quiz downloaded from any website
D.Only a Verification of Competency with no NAI
Explanation: TLILIC0024 states the National Assessment Instrument is the mandated assessment for the HRWL class detailed in the unit. RTOs use accredited assessors under state WHS regulator rules.
10Before starting a VLC lift, task requirements should be identified from work orders or equivalent and:
A.A lift plan confirmed with associated personnel and a site inspection conducted per workplace procedures
B.The lift commenced immediately to save time
C.Only the truck driver consulted, never site personnel
D.The load chart ignored if the load looks light
Explanation: TLILIC0024 Element 1 requires identifying task requirements, confirming a lift plan with associated personnel, and inspecting the site in accordance with workplace procedures.
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