Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane: TLILIC0040

This course provides the skills and knowledge required to operate a non-slewing mobile crane (with a capacity of greater than 3 tonnes) safely. It covers pre-operational checks, load handling, operational techniques, and safety practices. Participants will gain practical experience, ensuring they can operate cranes efficiently and safely, earning a nationally recognized license.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the legislative and regulatory requirements for operating a non-slewing mobile crane.
  • Perform pre-operational checks and routine maintenance.
  • Operate a non-slewing mobile crane safely, including lifting and maneuvering loads.
  • Implement workplace safety procedures and risk control measures.
  • Conduct shutdown and secure procedures for a non-slewing mobile crane.
  • Respond to workplace emergencies related to crane operations.

Course Content:

  1. Introduction to Non-slewing Mobile Cranes
    • Definition and types of non-slewing mobile cranes
    • Industry applications and scenarios
  2. Legislation and Standards
    • Relevant Australian standards and regulations for crane operation
    • Legal responsibilities and duty of care for operators and employers
  3. Pre-operational Checks and Maintenance
    • Conducting pre-start inspections
    • Routine maintenance and fault reporting
    • Understanding crane components and their functions
  4. Safe Operation of a Non-slewing Mobile Crane
    • Basic operating techniques (e.g., starting, stopping, steering)
    • Load handling and weight distribution
    • Safe maneuvering in various environments (e.g., confined spaces, uneven terrain)
  5. Workplace Safety and Risk Control
    • Identifying and controlling hazards associated with crane operations
    • Implementing safe work procedures and practices
    • Using personal protective equipment (PPE) effectively
  6. Load Handling Techniques
    • Lifting, carrying, and placing loads safely
    • Stability principles and avoiding tip-overs
    • Handling different types of loads (e.g., bulk materials, machinery)
  7. Shutdown and Securing Procedures
    • Safe shutdown procedures for non-slewing mobile cranes
    • Securing the crane in different scenarios (e.g., parking, storage)
    • Reporting and recording operational issues
  8. Emergency Procedures
    • Responding to crane-related emergencies
    • Evacuation procedures and first aid considerations
    • Understanding emergency stop mechanisms
  9. Practical Application
    • Hands-on training in operating a non-slewing mobile crane
    • Simulated work scenarios to practice safe techniques
    • Performance assessment and feedback

Assessment:

Participants will be assessed through a combination of written tests, practical demonstrations, and performance evaluations. The assessment will cover:

  • Knowledge of legislation, safety protocols, and risk management.
  • Competence in performing pre-operational checks and routine maintenance.
  • Ability to operate a non-slewing mobile crane safely and efficiently in various work environments.

Certification:

Upon successful completion of the course and assessments, participants will be awarded the nationally recognized TLILIC0040 Licence to Operate a Non-slewing Mobile Crane certification. This certification demonstrates the participant's competence in operating a non-slewing mobile crane safely and in compliance with industry standards.

Course Duration:

The course typically runs for three days, including both theoretical and practical components. The exact duration may vary based on participant experience and specific training provider schedules.

Prerequisites:

  • Participants must be at least 18 years old.
  • Basic understanding of English (literacy and numeracy) is required.
  • Participants must provide valid identification (e.g., driver's license).

Licence to operate a non-slewing mobile crane: TLILIC0040
Duration:
3 Days
Price ex GST:   
$1,500
Course Type:
High Risk Work Licenses
Course Numbers:
Maximum 4
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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.