Course Code: CPCCLDG3001 | Duration: 5 days
Dogging Licence
CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
Cost: $1500
Course Overview
Welcome to the Dogging Licence Course, where participants delve into the essential skills and knowledge required for safe and effective load-handling operations. This course offers a comprehensive understanding of slinging techniques and lifting gear selection, empowering participants to excel in directing crane or hoist operators through various load movements.
Benefits of Studying this Course:
Safety First: Safety is paramount in any lifting operation. By enrolling in the Dogging Licence Course, participants acquire vital safety protocols and practices to mitigate risks associated with load handling, ensuring a secure work environment for themselves and their colleagues.
Mastery of Slinging Techniques: Understanding the intricacies of slinging techniques is pivotal for successful load handling. Through practical demonstrations and theoretical modules, participants develop proficiency in proper sling application, inspection, and usage, enhancing their capability to manage diverse load types effectively.
Expert Guidance: The course equips participants with the skills to provide clear and precise instructions to crane or hoist operators, even when faced with challenging scenarios where loads are out of the operator’s direct line of sight. This ability fosters efficient communication and coordination, optimizing productivity and safety in the workplace.
National Accreditation and Recognition: The Dogging Licence Course adheres to a competency-based framework and holds national accreditation, ensuring that participants receive training that meets industry standards and regulatory requirements. Upon successful completion of the course and demonstration of competence, participants are eligible to apply for a Dogging Licence through their local regulator or Worksafe Authority.
Please Note:
Participant Requirements: This course requires a minimum of 3 participants to proceed. By joining forces with peers, participants benefit from interactive learning experiences and collaborative problem-solving opportunities.
Flexible Options: In the event that the minimum participant requirement is not met, options for a full transfer to the next available course date or a complete refund of advanced payments are provided. We prioritise transparency and aim to provide a minimum of 2 days’ notice whenever possible, ensuring seamless course management and participant satisfaction.
Join us in the Dogging Licence Course and embark on a journey towards enhancing your skills, ensuring safety, and achieving professional recognition in the field of load-handling operations. We look forward to guiding you toward success and excellence in your career endeavors.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Introduction to Dogging Operations
- Load Identification and Calculation
- Rigging Techniques and Equipment
- Signaling and Communication
- Safety Procedures and Regulations
- Risk Assessment and Mitigation
- Practical Exercises and Simulations
- Certification Preparation
Locations
- Laverton
- Onsite
Units of Study
CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
Course Outcomes
Participants who are deemed competent in knowledge and practical assessments will receive:
Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment (SoA) for the unit of competency
- CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
Important Information
COURSE PRE-REQUISITES
Applicants MUST hold:
- CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry
- Particpants MUST be 18 and above years of age
PPE REQUIREMENTS
The practical will be completed in a simulated environment and full PPE will be required. The following PPE is required:
- Safety work boots – steel capped, lace up with ankle support.
- Full-length pants
- Long sleeve shirt or long sleeve high visibility shirt
- Hi-vis vest
- Hard hat
- Safety glasses eye protection
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
N/A
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
STUDY MATERIAL
Students are to complete pre-training study material supplied by ATS prior to scheduled training date and to bring it with them on the day.
ISSUING OF STATEMENTS
ATS as provider of this training will issue and email you an electronic copy of your Statement of Attainment within 5-10 business days of completing the course. Your Statement of Attainment is issued by ATS as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework.
Other Things to Know
PROOF OF IDENTITY:
Participants are required to bring one of the following current valid photo identification documents (ID) on the day of training:
- Australian or International Passport
- Driver’s Licence
RENEWAL
The Dogging License is valid for five years. Applicants are required to complete an online renewal via your online WorkSafe login portal to maintain currency, prior to the expiry date.
STUDY MATERIAL
Students are to complete pre-training study material supplied by ATS prior to scheduled training date and to have it on the day.
HIGH-RISK WORK LICENCE
Learners have 60 days to lodge their completed documents with the relevant administering statutory authority in each jurisdiction including WorkSafe Victoria and SafeWork SA, who will after assessing the application issue the candidate with a Nationally Recognised Licence to Perform High Risk Work for the relevant class. Candidates who already have a HRW licence will have the new class added and have the licence reissued.
Additional fees are charged by the administering authority at the time of lodgment for issuing the HRW Licence.
OBTAINING YOUR LICENCE:
The licence to perform High-Risk Work is issued by WorkSafe Victoria. You have 60 days to obtain a high-risk work licence, once you have successfully completed the course. You need to lodge your licence application and Notice of Assessment via the WorkSafe portal.
- You will receive an email from myWorkSafe that contains your Training ID (approximately 2-3 days once you complete the course)
- The email will contain a link that allows you to download the Notice of Assessment (NOA) to enable you to lodge your licence application.
You can now apply, renew or amend a high-risk work licence online at: www.myworksafe.vic. gov.au.
All licence applications incur a fee payable to WorkSafe Victoria. Further details can be found at: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/high-risk-work-licence or by calling WorkSafe on 1300 852 562
SoA will be issued to participants, via email within ten (10) business working days. To prevent delay, participants MUST pay in full, and have a current valid email address, valid contact number and USI number.
Assessment Methods
To be deemed competent, participants are required to successfully complete a combination of the written and practical tasks which form an assessment instrument.
Delivery Methods
The delivery of this course is face-to-face in a combination of classroom and practical activities in a simulated environment.
Payment Options
Pay via EFTPOS/ direct payment.
Why Choose ATS RTO ?
With over 20 years experience delivering
training and assessment to the construction and rail industries, we pride ourselves on the quality of our training staff and coursework.
At ATS, we are dedicated to enhancing the skills and expanding the knowledge of
every student, with the objective of making your workplace a safer and more efficient environment.
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