Licence to perform Dogging: CPCCLDG3001

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the legislative and regulatory requirements for performing dogging.
• Select and inspect appropriate lifting gear and equipment.
• Perform slinging techniques for various loads.
• Direct crane operators using standardized signals.
• Implement risk control measures and safe work practices.
• Develop and follow safe work procedures for dogging tasks.

Course Content:

1. Introduction to Dogging
   • Definition and scope of dogging tasks
   • Industry applications and common scenarios
2. Legislation and Standards
   • Relevant Australian standards and regulations for dogging
   • Legal responsibilities and duty of care for doggers and employers
3. Lifting Gear and Equipment
   • Types of lifting gear (e.g., slings, chains, shackles)
   • Selection criteria and inspection procedures
   • Safe use and maintenance of lifting equipment
4. Slinging Techniques
   • Principles of load weight estimation and balance
   • Various slinging methods for different types of loads
   • Ensuring load stability and security during lifts
5. Directing Crane Operators
   • Standardized hand signals and communication methods
   • Coordinating lifts and ensuring clear communication
   • Role of the dogger in guiding crane operations safely
6. Workplace Safety and Risk Control
   • Identifying and controlling hazards associated with dogging
   • Implementing safe work procedures and practices
   • Using personal protective equipment (PPE) effectively
7. Emergency Procedures
   • Emergency response planning for lifting incidents
   • Rescue techniques and first aid considerations
   • Understanding emergency stop mechanisms
8. Practical Application
   • Hands-on training in performing dogging tasks
   • 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 selecting, inspecting, and using lifting gear and equipment.
• Ability to perform slinging techniques and direct crane operators safely.

Certification

Participants who meet the assessment and enrolment requirements will receive a Statement of Attainment from Halo Nation Training Pty Ltd (RTO 32485) for Licence to perform Dogging CPCCLDG3001.

A Statement of Attainment is not a high risk work licence. Licensing requires a separate application to WorkSafe and satisfaction of the regulator’s requirements. Attendance or payment does not guarantee a competent result or a licence.

Course Duration

Scheduled duration: 4 Days. The booking confirmation will set out the delivery schedule and any pre-course preparation. Additional training or assessment may be required according to participant needs and the applicable training and assessment requirements; any additional time or fees will be discussed before agreement.

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 licence).