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Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2024 – Information, Training, Instruction and Supervision

Code version as at 23 Sep 2024 From Mobile crane Code of Practice 2024, no changes tracked yet
Medium severity
QLD Training
The obligation
PCBUs must provide the information, training, instruction and supervision needed to protect people from mobile crane risks.
WHS Act section 19(3)(f) requires a PCBU to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, any information, training, instruction or supervision necessary to protect all persons from risks arising from the work. Training for mobile crane operations should cover at least documented work procedures, inspection and maintenance methods, the manufacturer's manuals, PPE, electrical safety practices and incident procedures. …
What
PCBUs must provide the information, training, instruction and supervision needed to protect people from mobile crane risks.
Source
worksafe.qld.gov.au

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Frequently asked questions

Which WHS law does this come from?

Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2024 – Information, Training, Instruction and Supervision is a WHS requirement set out in Mobile crane Code of Practice 2024 (QLD). It is made under Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (QLD). The relevant provision is Training.

What does this WHS obligation require?

Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2024 – Information, Training, Instruction and Supervision is a WHS obligation under Mobile crane Code of Practice 2024 (QLD). In short, PCBUs must provide the information, training, instruction and supervision needed to protect people from mobile crane risks.

What changed recently?

Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2024 – Information, Training, Instruction and Supervision was last updated on 17 October 2026.

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First seenOct 2026