Forklift Pre-Study Questions - TLILIC0003 - 2-Day-1

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Pre-study material to help applicants pass the National Assessment Instrument (NAI) for the High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) to operate a forklift truck under TLILIC0003. The document explains closed-book assessment conditions, outlines WorkSafe’s English language requirements for safe written and oral communication, and emphasizes practice for both theory and calculations. It includes a “Pre-Study Questions” section with short-answer and calculations-style prompts covering duty of care, workplace hazards and risks, communication with personnel, movement paths, powerline awareness, and planning before operation.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages56

Reading Time2 h 21 min

AccessFree to download

WorkSafe’s English Language Requirement

Regulation 6.20(2)(d) and HRWL communication needs

Closed-book written assessment requirements

Pre-Study Questions – Forklift

Duty of care and safety responsibilities

Hazards and risks definitions

Workplace information and planning before operation

Powerline awareness and clearance distances

ABN: 421 334 328 63 Location: Unit 1/8 Day Road, Rockingham WA 6168 Postal Address: PO Box 2111Rockingham DC WA 6967 Phone: 08 9592 2535 Office Email: [admin@kgtraining.com.au](admin@kgtraining.com.au) [Web:](Web: www.kgtraining.wa.edu.au)[ www.kgtraining.wa.edu.au](Web: www.kgtraining.wa.edu.au) NOTE! This pre-study will assist you to pass the assessment required to obtain a High Risk Work Licence for Forklift! Thank you for booking our Forklift Course (TLILIC0003 – Licence to operate a forklift truck) Completing this pre-study is not mandatory, however when you undertake the National Assessment Instrument (NAI) you will complete a written theory and a calculations assessment, both of which are closed book; this means you will not be able to refer to a learner guide, notes or any other reference material during the assessments. Please Note: There are 61 short answer questions, and 9 calculations questions in the NAI that you will need to know the answers to; the questions in this pre-study are very similar to the ones you will complete in the NAI. If you do complete the pre-study questions, we strongly recommend that you read over the questions and answers several times until you feel confident you know the material. If you are not able to print the 14 pages of the Pre-study Questions that follow, you can still benefit from completing the activity on note paper. If you would like paper copies of the Learner Guide and Pre-study questions you are welcome to pick up a copy from our office. The information below is provided for your convenience and interest, however should you have any questions, please give us a call. WorkSafe’s English Language Requirement Regulation 6.20(2)(d) of the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 1996 required that an assessor must not issue a notice of satisfactory assessment (NOA) unless satisfied that the applicant for the High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) has sufficient knowledge of the English language, both written and oral, to safely do the work relevant to the HRWL applied for. WorkSafe considers that to assist in the ensuring safety at the workplace, and to comply with the above regulatory requirement, applicants for a HRWL must have sufficient knowledge of the English language to communicate orally with other workers and where appropriate be able to read and understand: o Safety signs at workplaces. o Operator manuals in the case of plant such as, for example, fork-lift trucks, work platforms and cranes. o Load charts and/or compliance plates in the case of plant as exampled above. o Assembly instructions and drawings associated with rigging and scaffolding work. o Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) . In undertaking the written component of the Assessment Instrument WorkSafe does not permit, under any circumstances, an interpreter to be used and requires that applicants attempt the written examination in their own hand. Being able to write answers to the written questions is an essential means of applicants demonstrating to the assessor that they can read the English language. However, when marking written assessments assessors can seek verbal clarification / enhancement of questions not fully answered. Worksafe also wishes to confirm that all written assessments for HRWLs mush be ‘closed book’ in that applicants must not have access to any information, such as course text books or other learning material, that will assist them in providing answers to the Assessment Instrument questions. This page is followed by: o WorkSafe’s English Language Requirement o Pre-Study Questions (14 pages) o Learner Guide KG Training and Assessing Pre-Study Questions – Forklift Student Name: | 1. | List two things involved in your duty of care as a worker. | | | --- | --- | --- | | 1. | | | | | | | | 2. | | | | | | | | 2. | If you fail to work safely when performing high risk work in your licence class, what can a work health and safety regulator

FAQs

Is completing the pre-study mandatory before the NAI assessment?

Completing the pre-study is not mandatory. However, it helps prepare for the written theory and calculations assessments that are closed book.

What does “closed book” mean for the NAI assessment?

It means you cannot refer to a learner guide, notes, or other reference material during the assessments.

Why does WorkSafe require sufficient English knowledge for HRWL applicants?

WorkSafe requires English knowledge (written and oral) so applicants can safely communicate with other workers and read and understand safety-related materials such as signs, operator manuals, load charts, and assembly instructions.

Sep 30, 2026

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