Licence to Perform Dogging Horsham

By Law personnel who sling loads that require an “exercise of judgement” must have a National Licence for Dogging.
At the completion of this course applicants will have the ability to safely carry out Dogging duties. The valuable skills learned on this course will enable applicants to complete every aspect of load lifting with confidence.

COURSE CONTENT SUMMARY

Course contents include:

-Legislative Requirements
-Hazard Identification & Control
-Signal Methods (Hand, Radio, Whistle)
-Weight Estimation
-Reeve factors-Angle factors
-Crane Types
-Lifting Equipment Inspection & Tagging
-Chain Slings
-Flexible Steel Wire Rope
-Fibre Rope
-Slinging Practices

WHAT DO I DO ON THE DAY?

Training is a combination of theory, practical & assessment—40 hours over five days.

WHAT DO I GET ON COMPLETION OF THE COURSE?

On successful completion of this course, students will be issued with a Nationally Recognised
Statement of Attainment for CPCCLDG3001—Licence to Perform Dogging.
A notice of satisfactory assessment is issued & the applicant is required to take this to any Australia Post outlet
within 60 days, along with 100 points of ID & WorkSafe licence fee.