Licence to perform dogging

Unit Number: CPCCLDG3001

CODE: DG

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Successful completion of this training and assessment will provide you with the necessary qualification to apply for a High Risk Work Licence,
which is a legal requirement for a person performing this work activity.

Licences must be applied for online within 60 days of assessment.

Licences are issued by the State Regulator (WorkSafe Qld or SafeWork NSW) and are valid for five years.

 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course is designed to prepare a person to safely perform the tasks required of a Dogman.

It may be conducted at your premises or a Logisafe venue

DURATION:

Usually 4 days class time + nominal 120 logbook hours.

The usual procedure is:

• 2 days in class including a machine induction
• Nominal 120 hours of supervised dogging activities in the work environment - recorded in the logbook provided by Logisafe
• 1 day revision prior to assessment
• 1 day assessment

Classroom time can be reduced with the students completing the workbooks in their own time
using comprehensive, easy to follow training notes

COURSE CONSISTS OF:

FORMAL TRAINING (including practical training) which covers:

• Understanding relevant legislative obligations and duty of care responsibilities
• Plan and prepare to perform dogging activities
• The identification and control, of work health and safety issues related to dogging
  
• Select and inspect the correct equipment to support the load during lifting 
• Directing the crane driver during load movement
  
• Safely landing the load and derigging slings and accessories
  
• Checking all equipment after use

INFORMAL TRAINING (supervised practical training at your workplace):

• Prior to completing their performance test, students are required to perform a nominal 120 hours of supervised dogging activities in their work environment. This is recorded in the logbook provided by Logisafe.

 ASSESSMENT:

• Theory examination consisting of 71 questions
• Written assignment consisting of 6 tasks
• Performance test consisting of 5 practical exercises

Conduct Lifting Operations

Unit Number: RIIHAN203E

CODE: CLO

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If you are performing repetitive lifts with known lift points and weights, with sling techniques established, and the load does not go out of the crane operators’ sight, then this course may be a viable alternative to the Doggers course.

A Licensed Dogger is required if there is a decision required about load weight assessment, selection, inspection or application of slings, or the crane operator requires direction in the movement of the load.

Please call the office for more information or if you are unsure which you require.

Course Description:

This course is designed to prepare a person to safely perform the tasks involved in lifting operations:

• Plan and prepare the work
• Select the correct equipment to support the load during lifting
• Move the load

COURSE CONSISTS OF:

Formal training (including practical training):
(May be conducted at your premises or a Logisafe venue)

Theory & practical training: 2-3 days 

1-2 days in class including a machine induction
1 day revision prior to assessment

This covers:

• The planning and preparation for the performance of tasks associated with lifting operations

• The identification and control, of occupational health and safety issues related to lifting operations and associated equipment

• Understanding relevant legislative obligations and duty of care responsibilities belonging to lifting operations and associated equipment use

• The inspection and assembly of lifting gear to Australian Standards

• The conduct of lifting operations in accordance with relevant standards, legislative requirements and industry codes of practice

Informal training (supervised practical training at your workplace):

• Prior to completing their performance test, students are required to perform a nominal 20 hours of supervised lifting operations activities in their work environment. This is recorded in the logbook provided by Logisafe.

Assessment - 1 day:

• Theory examination consisting of 42 questions

• Performance test consisting of 6 practical exercises