CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to perform dogging

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Course Code

CPCCLDG3001

Licence

DG

Course Duration

5 Days

Entry Requirement/s

Nil

Course Cost*

$1,590.00

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Licence to Perform Dogging

This course provides participants with the essential skills and knowledge to safely perform dogging operations in construction and other industries. Learn how to select and use appropriate lifting equipment, direct crane operators, and implement safety measures while adhering to Australian standards and regulations. Ideal for individuals looking to work in lifting operations or upgrade their qualifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What licence do I get from the CPCCLDG3001 dogging course?

On successful completion you will receive the notice of assessment required to apply to WorkSafe Queensland for your DG (Dogging) High Risk Work Licence — the entry point into rigging and crane work.

How long is the dogging course?

The CPCCLDG3001 dogging course runs over 5 days at our training yard in Wacol, Brisbane.

What are the entry requirements for the dogging course?

There are no formal prerequisites — dogging is the first High Risk Work Licence in the rigging pathway. You must be at least 18 to be issued a HRW licence by WorkSafe QLD, bring photo ID, and have sufficient English and numeracy (LLN) to complete the theory and practical assessments.

How much does the dogging course cost?

The course fee is $1,590. A separate licence application fee is payable directly to WorkSafe Queensland when you lodge your HRW licence application.

Who is the dogging course for, and what does it lead to?

It suits workers entering the construction, crane and rigging industries. The DG licence is the required prerequisite for basic rigging (RB) and progression into intermediate and advanced rigging and crane operation.

What should I bring on the day?

Please bring photo ID and your PPE — hard hat, hi-vis, steel-cap boots and gloves.

When do I actually need a dogging licence?

You need a DG licence whenever slinging a load requires you to exercise judgement about the lifting gear and slinging method. However, for repetitive lifts where a competent person has predetermined and documented the load weight, sling selection, gear condition and marked lifting points — and the load stays in view — trained workers may perform the lift without a dogging licence. Read our full guide on lifting legally without a dogging licence.

Are TrainX Solutions courses nationally recognised?

Yes. TrainX Solutions is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 45601). Our qualifications, High Risk Work Licence courses and accredited short courses are nationally recognised across Australia.

Do you offer on-site or workplace training?

Yes. We deliver from our training yard at Wacol in Brisbane and can run many courses on-site at your workplace. Call 1300 595 924 to arrange on-site delivery.

How do I book or enrol in a course?

You can book through our website, check upcoming dates on our Course Dates page, or call our team on 1300 595 924 and we will help you find the right course and date.

Where is TrainX Solutions located?

Our main training facility is at 3477 Ipswich Road, Wacol QLD 4076, in Brisbane. Many courses can also be delivered at your workplace.

What will I receive on completion?

On successful completion you will receive the relevant nationally recognised qualification or statement of attainment, or the assessment outcome needed to apply for your High Risk Work Licence, depending on the course.

CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging

Course Overview: The CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging course is designed to provide participants with the essential skills and knowledge required to perform dogging operations safely and effectively in various work environments, including construction and mining. This nationally recognised qualification covers the principles of lifting, slinging techniques, and communication skills necessary for safe lifting operations.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Understanding the role and responsibilities of a dogger.
  • Identifying and selecting appropriate lifting equipment and slings.
  • Safely directing and communicating with crane operators and ground personnel.
  • Conducting risk assessments and implementing safety measures.
  • Complying with relevant Australian standards and regulations.

Who Should Enrol: This course is ideal for individuals seeking to work in roles that involve lifting and moving loads, such as construction workers, crane operators, and logistics personnel. It is suitable for both new entrants to the industry and those looking to upgrade their skills.

Course Benefits:

  • Nationally recognised qualification.
  • Hands-on training with industry-standard equipment.
  • Increased job opportunities and compliance with safety regulations.
  • Comprehensive understanding of safe dogging practices.

Entry Requirements: Participants must be at least 18 years old and possess basic literacy and numeracy skills. Prior experience in lifting operations is beneficial but not mandatory.

Certification: Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging.

Duration: 5 Days

What to Bring

Training.gov.au- Fact sheet CPCCLDG3001

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