CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to perform dogging
Our Dogging course teaches you the selection and inspection of lifting
equipment, various slinging techniques used for moving a load and, guiding a
hoist or crane operator who is moving the load – when the load is out of the
operator’s view using hand signals, whistles, or radios ensuring compliance
with regulations.
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Prerequisite: No prerequisite for this course -
Duration: 5 days -
Assessment: Theory and Practical -
Qualification: CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging
For further information please visit – https://training.gov.au/training/details/CPCCLDG3001/unitdetails
Our Dogging course details the understanding of:
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Interpreting Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) and identify site hazards like powerlines and/or unstable ground. -
Determining the weight, dimensions, and centre of gravity of a load through mathematical calculations.
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Selecting appropriate lifting gear (e.g., chains, synthetic slings, shackles) for the task.
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Inspecting gear for defects and apply Working Load Limit (WLL) knowledge, including calculating the “deration” of capacity based on sling angles.
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Implementing risk controls such as signage and barricades.
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Prepare the load destination to ensure it is stable and capable of bearing the weight.
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Safely attach and secure lifting gear using various slinging methods.
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Directing crane or hoist movements using standardised hand signals, whistles, and two-way radios, especially when the load is out of the operator’s sight.
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Correctly disconnect and store lifting gear according to workplace procedures.
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Identifying and isolating any damaged equipment for reporting and repair.
