Description
CPCCLDG3001 Licence to Perform Dogging
Gain the essential skills and knowledge required to safely undertake dogging operations with our CPCCLDG3001 Licence to Perform Dogging course. This nationally recognised unit covers the application of slinging techniques to move loads, selection and inspection of lifting gear, and directing plant operators when loads are out of sight.
Who Should Attend:
This course is ideal for individuals seeking to work in construction or industries where loads are lifted and moved by cranes or hoists.
This course is ideal for individuals seeking to work in construction or industries where loads are lifted and moved by cranes or hoists.
Course Overview:
- Planning and preparing for dogging tasks
- Identifying and controlling hazards
- Selecting and inspecting appropriate lifting equipment
- Applying correct slinging techniques
- Directing crane operators using standard communication methods
- Complying with workplace safety and legislative requirements
Assessment:
Participants will demonstrate competency through practical tasks, including the safe movement of various load types using industry-standard equipment. Successful completion leads to a Statement of Attainment and eligibility to apply for a high-risk work licence.
Prerequisites:
No formal prerequisite. Completion of the general construction induction (White Card) is required for site access.
No formal prerequisite. Completion of the general construction induction (White Card) is required for site access.
Duration:
4 Days – 8 hours per day
4 Days – 8 hours per day
Certification:
Statement of Attainment issued by our partnered RTOs upon successful completion.
Training Venue:
281 Gravelly Beach road,Gravelly Beach, Tasmania, 7276.
Course Time:
0800 am to 1630 pm (Each Day)
Date:
10th to 13th March 2026.
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