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The course will teach you how to plan, select and inspect equipment, set up tasks, erect and dismantle structures and plant. You will also learn about:

• WHS/OH&S licensing legislation
• Hazard prevention and control methods
• Identifying appropriate communication methods
• Methods of applying temporary connections using fibre ropes
• Ability to check ground suitability
• Temporary guys, ties, propping and shoring, including flexible steel wire rope and tubing, are connected where required
• Completion of handover certificates
• Tagging and isolation of damaged rigging equipment

Basic Level - work associated with movement of plant and equipment, steel erections, hoists (including mast climbing hoists), placement of pre-cast concrete, safety nets and static lines, perimeter safety screens and shutters; and cantilever crane loading platforms

Intermediate Level - all the outcomes for rigging work at the basic level, and also includes rigging of cranes, rigging of conveyors, rigging of dredges and excavators, rigging associated with tilt slabs, rigging associated with demolition work, and dual lifts

Advanced Level - all the outcomes for rigging work at the basic and intermediate levels, and also includes rigging of gin poles and shear legs, flying foxes and cableways, guyed derricks and structures, and suspended scaffolds and fabricated hung scaffolds.

This is a 5-day course involving high-quality face to face training at our training facility in Pinkenba, QLD.

Onsite training and assessing are available at your company location. However, in such cases, we would conduct an inspection of the equipment that will be used to ensure the safety and conditions of the equipment is ideal for on-site training and meets the WHSQ requirements for assessment.

Basic Level (CPCCLRG3001A) - You must hold a valid Dogging (DG) High-Risk Work Licence or Notice of Assessment.

Intermediate Level (CPCCLRG3002A) – You must hold a valid Basic Rigging (RB) High-Risk Work Licence or Notice of Assessment.

Advanced Level (CPCCLRG4001A) – You must hold a valid Intermediate Rigging (RI) High-Risk Work Licence or Notice of Assessment .

You will also be required to produce 3 forms of identification which should include a current photo ID. ID requirements can be found by visiting https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/licensing-and-registrations/work-health-and-safety-licences/apply-renew-or-replace-licences/evidence-of-identity We would also require the candidates to wear basic PPE such as hi-vis, safety helmet, boots (preferably steel capped) and wear sun protection during the training.

Any medical problems or health conditions are required to disclose before training commences.

50% of the course cost is to be paid at the time of the booking and the balance is payable prior to the commencement of formal assessment.

All payments can be made using Direct Debit, Visa, or Mastercard. In the case of a failed payment or dishonored transaction, the enrolment of the candidate will be suspended. In such cases, you can seek a transfer to another course.

You can find more information about enrolment and payment policies in the student handbook.

Refund Policy

Kindly refer to our student handbook for more information on our refund policy.

Our focus is not limited to providing you with industry knowledge and developing the required skills. We ensure you have the confidence and capability to apply the knowledge and skills to real life high risk jobs.

On successful completion:

• Depending on the course level completed (basic, intermediate or advanced) you will be issued with a Statement of Attainment (SOA) for the specific unit of competency.
• LHRW Assessment Summary – AS1 form to apply for your High Risk Work Licence through Workplace Health and Safety Queensland
• Industry knowledge and skills to perform rigging tasks.

For further information you can contact us on 07 3865 4926 or email us at enquiries@ascent.edu.au

Our nationally accredited Dogging course is designed to give you the knowledge and skills necessary, in selecting appropriate lifting gear when moving loads in various situations. This course is based on the Safe Work Australia’s National Standard for Licensing Persons conducting high-risk work.

There are two main aspects involved in dogging. The first involves moving a load using slinging techniques and the second involves the directing of a hoist or crane operator when the load is out of the operator’s full view.

The training in its current form meets the criteria stated in the state and territory licensing and unit of competency requirements.

The detailed course material will help you to plan a job, select and inspect the appropriate equipment, prepare the site and equipment, perform the task and finally to complete the task in a safe manner and document any issues if necessary. This will be taught by our highly qualified trainers through written and practical teachings at our on-site training facility in Brisbane. The course material will include;

• Hazard control measures and risk assessment regarding the slinging and directing of loads.
• Selecting and inspecting the appropriate lifting gear, and communication and personal. protective equipment according to procedures and site instructions.
• Ensure the correct attachments are used for lifting.
• Isolation procedures and documentation when reporting faulty equipment.
• Effective use of communication such as hand signals, whistles, and two-way radios along with good communication skills with supervisors and co-workers.
• Estimating and measuring loads using mathematical procedures.
• Relevant OHS legislation, standards, and codes of practice.

The successful candidate will have the knowledge and ability to conduct the following;

• Effectively communicate with supervisors and co-workers in a safe working environment.
• Apply hazard control methods and risk assessment measures according to site procedures.
• Comply with all OHS legislation and standards applicable to dogging operations.
• Ability to use various attachments such as ropes, hitches and sheet bends.
• Understanding the appropriate uses and limitations of lifting gear and slinging techniques.
• Conduct before and after operational checks, isolate any equipment that has been damaged and reports accordingly.
• Inspect and maintain all lifting equipment according to manufacturer’s instructions.
• Basic knowledge of various cranes including the tower, portal boom, slewing mobile and derrick cranes to name a few.
• Understand mathematical calculations for measuring loads

On successful completion of this course, you will be issued with a nationally recognized Statement of Attainment for the unit of competency CPCCLDG3001A Licence to perform dogging, which enables you to be eligible to apply for the HRWL license through Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ).

A dogging license is a basis to a potential career in the Rigging industry. Once you have successfully completed this course, you are eligible to undertake a Basic Rigging Course followed by the Intermediate Rigging and on to an Advanced Rigging course. The DG Class HRWL enables you to gain employment in various industries including construction, mining, offshore drilling and more.

We operate our dogging courses are run on a regular basis. If you would like to secure your spot on the next course, please contact our bookings team on bookings@ascent.edu.au or alternatively call 07 5658 0040

This is a 5-day course involving high quality face to face training at our training facility in Pinkenba, QLD.

Onsite training and assessing is available at your company location. However, in such cases, we would conduct an inspection of the equipment that will be used to ensure the safety and conditions of the equipment is ideal for on-site training and meets the WHSQ requirements for assessment.

There are no pre-requisites for this course however, to undertake formal assessment and obtain a HRWL you must be at least 18 years of age and be proficient (read and write) with basic English.

You will also be required to produce 3 forms of identification which should include a current photo ID. ID requirements can be found at https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/licensing-and-registrations/work-health-and-safety-licences/apply-renew-or-replace-licences/evidence-of-identity )

We would also require the candidates to wear basic PPE such as hi-vis, safety helmet, boots (preferably steel capped) and wear sun protection during the training.

Any medical problems or health conditions are required to disclosed before training commences.

A $200 non-refundable booking fee is to be paid prior to the course to secure your spot. Full course fee is to be paid prior to the commencement of formal assessment.

Payment plans are available through Humm formally known as Certegy Ezi-Pay, contact us for further details.

All payments can be made using Direct Debit, Visa, or Mastercard. In the case of a failed payment or dishonored transaction, the enrolment of the candidate will be suspended. In such cases, you can seek a transfer to another course.

You can find more information about our booking process, enrolment and payment policies in student handbook.

Refund Policy

Kindly refer to our student handbook for more information on our refund policy.

Our focus is not limited to providing you with industry knowledge and developing the required skills. We ensure you have the confidence and capability to apply the knowledge and skills to real life high-risk jobs.

On successful completion:

• You will be issued a Statement of Attainment for CPCCLDG3001A Licence to perform dogging making you eligible for a DG class HRWL license.
• LHRW Assessment Summary – AS1 form to apply for your High-Risk Work Licence through Workplace Health and Safety Queensland
• Industry knowledge and skills to perform dogging operations.

Subsidies are available for eligible candidates through Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ). CSQ is an independent industry-funded body supporting employers, workers, apprentices and career seekers in the building and construction industry. CSQ provides funding for QLD based eligible workers as specified in the Building and Construction industry (portable Log Service Leave Act 1991 (link to https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/pdf/inforce/current/act-1991-090 )

More information regarding subsidised training courses and eligibility can be found here (link Here to https://ascenttrainingsolutions.com.au/construction-skills-queensland-csq-courses/.)

For further information you can contact us on (07) 5658 0040 or email us at enquiries@ascent.edu.au