Dogging Training Ticket throughout NSW
At Platinum Safety and Training, we provide comprehensive onsite dogging training courses tailored to meet all of your workplace dogging training requirements.
What is Dogging?
Dogging uses slinging techniques are the key to efficiently moving loads with cranes.
One important aspect is choosing the right lifting equipment and making sure it is in good condition and suitable for the job at hand. In addition to operating cranes, dogging also involves the crucial task of guiding crane operators when they cannot see the load, ensuring that load handling is both safe and efficient.
The dogger is responsible for calculating safe angles for slings or chains, selecting the appropriate type of sling or chain, and determining the safest method to lift or turn the load. This crucial position is responsible for maintaining the security and reliability of load movements at construction sites.
Who Requires the Dogging Training Course?
The Dogging Training Course is essential for individuals involved in load movement and lifting operations in various industrial settings. This includes:
- Construction Workers: Personnel involved in lifting and moving materials.
- Crane Operators: Individuals directing crane operations.
- Safety Officers: Professionals overseeing lifting operations and compliance.
- Warehouse Workers: Staff managing heavy load movements.
Dogging Training
Our Dogging Training Course covers all the requirements for obtaining a national High-Risk Work Licence (Class DG) for Dogging Operations. This licence allows participants to direct crane load movements and select and inspect lifting equipment such as chains, synthetic slings, shackles, and lifting beams within Australia.
Course Content
The Dogging Training course covers a broad range of topics to enable participants to perform dogging tasks safely and efficiently. Key areas include:
- Plan Operations: Hazard management and consultation.
- Equipment: Selecting and inspecting appropriate lifting equipment.
- Prepare: Set up the site and lift equipment for operations.
- Transfer Loads: Rigging loads and directing crane movements.
- Conclude Operations: Shutting down and packing up equipment following site-specific procedures.
Eligibility and Requirements
- Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites for this course.
- Age Requirement: Participants must be at least 18 years old.
- Language Proficiency: Speak and understand English at a level to participate in the training and assessment.
- Identification: Able to produce and meet the evidence of identity criteria as per SafeWork / WorkSafe identification requirements - 100 points of I.D
Certification and Outcomes Participants who successfully complete the course will receive:
- Nationally Recognised Units of Competency: CPCCLDG3001: Licence to perform dogging
- A High-Risk Work Licence (class DG) will be issued through the WHS authority in your jurisdiction (SafeWork / WorkSafe).
Onsite dogging courses anywhere in NSW
Certification and Outcomes Participants who successfully complete the course will receive:
- Nationally Recognised Unit of Competency: CPCCLDG3001: Licence to perform dogging
- Students will be eligible to apply for A High-Risk Work Licence (Class DG) will be issued through SafeWork NSW
Pricing and location
Onsite training at your workplace
Complete your dogging training and assessment at your worksite anywhere in NSW
Price guide:
Group up to 8 students: Please contact us for a quote!
Prices are GST Free
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Please note: All students must be able to communicate in English and able to complete all documents, including theory assessments. If assistance is required, please contact us prior to commencement of training day to discuss options. Failure to do this, may result in a student not being able to complete the training and a refund will not be issued.
Do I require a High Risk Work Licence to perform dogging?
The simple answer is YES! Here at Platinum Safety and Training, we make it easy when it comes to deciding what training and/or licences you need to carry out works in a range on industries. We have a range of safety training courses to suit your compliance needs!