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You should update your contact details if you have changed your postal address since your HRW licence was issued. You can do this by:
Visit High Risk Work Licence Online Services to renew your HRW licence.
Note: Australia Post outlets do not process applications to renew HRW licences.
You will need the following details when you lodge your HRW licence renewal:
customer reference number (CRN) from one of the following Queensland Transport and Main Roads (TMR) issued licence cards:
If you do not have a relevant TMR CRN you can still lodge your application. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) will contact you to provide information about how to obtain a TMR CRN.
Note: Digital photographs and signatures held by TMR (that meet a certain criteria) are used for the purposes of printing a HRW licence. You may be required to visit a TMR counter to create a TMR account or provide a new photograph and signature.
You will also make a declaration to confirm you have maintained your competency for the class of HRW.
Note: This is a legal declaration. WHSQ is unable to renew licences if you have not maintained your competency.
We may request more information in support of your renewal application if needed.
Note: This is a legal declaration. WHSQ is unable to renew licences if you have not maintained your competency.
We may request more information in support of your renewal application if needed.
Note: The Queensland Government has introduced a client identity management system (CIDM) called QGov. All online services must be accessed using a QGov account.
In order to use the High Risk Work Licence Online Services, you will need to create a QGov account directly through QGov or by using a Google (Gmail) or Microsoft account.
You will be prompted to log into or create an account as part of the application process.
You will need to pay the $ 102.62 licence fee once the renewal process is complete. You can do this via credit card or BPay. If we do not receive your full payment within 7 days of lodgement, your application will be withdrawn and you will have to submit a new application.
Your licences will remain current during the application process if a renewal application is made prior to or on the expiry date. You should keep your HRW licence renewal confirmation and receipt as proof of your renewal application.
If you apply for renewal after the expiry date, you will not be licensed until your application is approved.
Interstate rIf you are a Queensland HRW licence holder who lives interstate you can renew your licence in Queensland OR your new state or territory. If you want to renew your HRW licence in Queensland you can make application using the High Risk Work Licence Online Services
During the application process you will need to provide the customer reference number (CRN) from one of the following Queensland Transport and Main Roads (TMR) issued licence cards:
If you do not have a relevant TMR CRN you can still lodge your application. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) will contact you to provide information about how to obtain a TMR CRN.
If you hold a HRW licence issued in another State or Territory and wish to renew in Queensland see the interstate licences section for more information.
High risk work licences are valid for five years unless suspended or cancelled.
Contact us on 1300 362 128 to confirm if a HRW licence is still valid.
