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Key Facts: High Risk Work Licence — Order-Picking Forklift (LO) Exam
100
Practice Questions
OpenExamPrep
LO
HRWL Class
SafeWork NSW / Model WHS
100%
Required in Math
NAI Standard
5 yrs
Licence Validity
WHS Regulators
The Australia HRWL Order-Picking Forklift (LO) exam is a closed-book NAI knowledge, calculation, and practical assessment based on TLILIC0004. Candidates must achieve 100% accuracy in calculations and safety-critical questions. This prep includes 100 practice questions.
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1Under Australian model WHS regulations, what defines an order-picking forklift truck (LO class)?
A.A powered industrial truck where the operator's controls are incorporated with the lifting media and elevate with it.
B.Any warehouse forklift with a mast that can raise fork arms more than 900 mm.
C.A counterbalance forklift where the operator remains seated at ground level while the mast elevates the load.
D.A boom-type elevating work platform with a boom length of 11 metres or more.
Explanation: SafeWork NSW and the model WHS definitions state that an order-picking forklift truck is one where the operator's controls are incorporated with, and elevate with, the load carriage/lifting media. That elevated-controls feature is what creates the LO licensing class.
2Which national unit of competency underpins High Risk Work Licence class LO?
A.TLILIC0003 Licence to operate a forklift truck
B.TLILIC0004 Licence to operate an order picking forklift truck
C.TLILIC0005 Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform
D.CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
Explanation: TLILIC0004 is the nationally recognised unit for operating an order-picking forklift truck and aligns to HRWL class LO. TLILIC0003 is the LF forklift truck unit.
3Does holding an LF (forklift truck) High Risk Work Licence authorise you to operate an LO order-picking forklift?
A.Yes — LF automatically includes all powered industrial trucks.
B.Yes — only if the order picker never elevates above 2 metres.
C.No — LO is a separate class; LF does not permit order-picker operation.
D.Only in Western Australia; elsewhere LF covers LO.
Explanation: LF and LO are distinct forklift licence classes. SafeWork NSW expressly states the LF class is not for an order-picking forklift truck. You need the LO class (via TLILIC0004 / NAI) to operate operator-up order pickers.
4What is the minimum age to be assessed for an LO High Risk Work Licence in Australia?
A.16 years
B.17 years
C.18 years
D.21 years
Explanation: Across Australian jurisdictions, candidates must be at least 18 years of age to be assessed for high risk work licence classes, including LO.
5After a Notice of Satisfactory Assessment (or equivalent Notice of Assessment) for LO, within what typical period must you apply to the state/territory regulator for the licence card?
A.7 days
B.14 days
C.60 days
D.12 months
Explanation: Regulators such as SafeWork NSW require licence applications within 60 days of the Notice of Satisfactory Assessment. Missing the window usually voids the notice and requires reassessment.
6How long is an Australian High Risk Work Licence (including LO) typically valid before renewal is required?
A.1 year
B.2 years
C.5 years
D.10 years
Explanation: HRW licences are issued for 5 years and must be renewed to continue performing high risk work in that class.
7What are the three mandated components of the National Assessment Instrument (NAI) pathway for LO?
A.Knowledge assessment, written calculations, and practical performance
B.Online quiz only, then automatic licence issue
C.Medical certificate, first-aid certificate, and site induction
D.LF practical only, because LO is an endorsement on LF
Explanation: RTO course information for TLILIC0004 consistently describes NAI assessment as theory/knowledge, written calculations, and practical performance (hazard controls, pre-start, operate, shut down).
8During the LO knowledge and calculations assessments, which statement is correct?
A.They are typically closed book and must be completed in English without an interpreter.
B.Candidates may use the learner guide and a bilingual interpreter for all critical items.
C.Calculations may be answered verbally only; writing is optional.
D.Only the practical is assessed; theory is optional for experienced warehouse staff.
Explanation: HRWL assessments are closed book. Course guidance for TLILIC0004 states assessments must be in English and interpreters are not permitted. Calculations must be answered in writing.
9What is a worker's primary duty of care when operating an LO order picker?
A.Meet pick-rate KPIs even if it means bypassing harness attachment.
B.Take reasonable care for their own health and safety and ensure their acts or omissions do not adversely affect others.
C.Only follow manufacturer manuals; WHS Acts do not apply to licensed operators.
D.Allow unlicensed trainees to operate solo once they have watched one demonstration.
Explanation: Under the WHS Act, workers must take reasonable care for their own safety and ensure their conduct does not adversely affect others. Production pressure does not override that duty.
10What is the correct relationship between a hazard and a risk when planning LO work?
A.They mean the same thing in WHS codes of practice.
B.A hazard is anything with potential to cause harm; a risk is the likelihood and consequence of that harm occurring.
C.A hazard is only an overhead powerline; a risk is only a pedestrian.
D.Risks are identified only after an incident is reported to the regulator.
Explanation: WHS guidance defines a hazard as something with potential to cause harm, and risk as the combination of likelihood and severity if exposure occurs. Planning LO work requires identifying both.
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