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:

Upon successful completion of the course and assessments, participants will be awarded the nationally recognized CPCCLDG3001 Licence to Perform Dogging certification. This certification demonstrates the participant's competence in performing dogging tasks safely and in compliance with industry standards.

Course Duration:

The course typically runs for five 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).

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