Want to manhandle those monstrous reach stackers? In Australia, you'll need a High Risk Work Licence, specifically a "TL" class for a reach stacker, issued by your state's WorkSafe authority. The process involves a formal training course covering theory and practical handling, ensuring you don't crush your toes or your dignity. Prices for courses vary but expect to shell out around $1,000 to $2,000 AUD depending on location and provider. Remember, operating without this licence is a legal no-no and could land you in hot water faster than a stacker can lift a container. For training providers, check out local listings or ServiceCentral for accredited courses.
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