Conduct Roller Operations RIIMPO317F

This nationally recognised unit equips participants with the essential skills and knowledge to safely and effectively operate a roller—also known as a compactor—in civil construction and earthworks settings. It’s tailored primarily for those in site-based operational roles.

Learning Objectives

Trainees will learn to

  • Plan and prepare roller operations, including hazard assessment and selection of suitable equipment
  • Perform pre-operation checks and manage on-site safety
  • Operate rollers to achieve effective compaction
  • Prepare the roller for relocation—such as loading and transporting
  • Clean and maintain both the  plant and the work area

Course Content

The program typically includes modules on:

  • Operational planning and interpreting job requirements
  • Safety protocols, risk  identification, and personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Equipment familiarisation, handling controls, and pre-start inspections
  • Practical roller operation techniques for compaction, maneuvering, and diagnostics
  • Procedures for relocating roller machinery
  • Post-operation housekeeping and documentation ‍

Assessment

Assessment is delivered via:

  • Theory knowledge checks, which may include calculations
  • Practical demonstrations, where skills are applied in realistic, hands-on scenarios Some RTOs require supplementary training for activities like safely loading and unloading equipment (e.g., completing or assisting in RIIHAN308F)

Certification

Successful participants receive a Statement of Attainment for RIIMPO317F. Many providers  also issue a wallet-sized competency card upon completion

Duration

Courses typically run a

  • One full day for individuals with minimal experience
  • Half-day formats may be available for experienced operators with a completed logbook (subject to RTO policy)  

Prerequisites

Common entry requirements include:

  • Minimum age: 17 or 18 years, depending on the provider
  • Valid photo ID and a Unique Student  Identifier (USI)
  • Basic English language,  literacy, and numeracy skills—with LLN support available where needed
  • Appropriate PPE: steel-capped boots, long     pants, long-sleeved shirts, hi-vis vest, etc.
  • Some RTOs request a “Fit for Work”certificate if physical limitations are a concern
Conduct Roller Operations RIIMPO317F
Duration:
1 Day
Price ex GST:   
$600
Course Type:
Mobile Plant Courses
Course Numbers:
Maximum 8
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Note : After completing any High-Risk Work Licence course, the worker is then required to submit their Notice of Assessment to WorkSafe with a passport photo and their High-Risk Work Application form including their Statement of Attainment within 60 days. If you require Australian Safety and Training Solutions to do this on your behalf, then the cost will be $120 plus GST which will include their passport photo per person.