TOP 10 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

If you are working in a job across the conservation, horticulture or viticulture industries, this short course will train you in the safe use of chainsaws.

Truck Training and Licensing Services was established April 2018 to provide a personalised quality training and licensing service enabling course attendees to leave any of our courses having a good understanding and being able to put into practice what they have learnt.

This course is designed for new transport industry trainers who want to develop their skills around heavy vehicle instruction. This course provides you with the necessary skills required to develop a level of competency that will enable you

This driver’s licence endorsement allows you to drive the special purpose vehicle on a ‘road’ as defined by New Zealand Transport Agency, this is not an operator course.

Wheels, Tracks and Rollers training is offered by Land Based Training for all skill level. The training offered by TTS is provided to a high standard and focuses on safety in a professional way.

Wheels, Tracks & Rollers (W, T, R Endorsements) course training is offered by Nelson Technical Institute for all skill level. A 1-3 day course contains theory and practical to gain W, T, and/or R Licence Endorsements (including OSM).

There are several types of truck driver licence classes. These depend on the type of vehicle you wish to drive.

Wheels Tracks & Rollers (WTRs) Course training is offered by ASWEFA. You can just do the course for Wheels or Roller or Trackes.  However, often the same regulations apply so it is great value for money to do all three.  

This includes vehicles that run on rollers, (as covered by the R Endorsement), vehicles on self-laying tracks (T Endorsement) and wheeled special type vehicles excluding forklifts (W Endorsement). The course runs for half a day. It includes a theory session at the beginning, and a practical sessio...

Trainees must have held a Class 4 licence for a minimum of 3 months (if over 25 years of age) or 6 months (if under 25 years of age), as well as a 5L licence which they can obtain at any driver licensing agent.  A separate charge payable to the licensing agency is applicable for this.