CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to perform dogging / Dogman Ticket
The MSTS dogman course is designed to train and equip you in all aspects of working as a dogman in industry in WA.
With our first class facilities and trainers MSTS courses are among the best dogging course providers in WA has to offer. Dogging involves working closely with Crane Operators to ensure loads are lifted and moved in a safe and efficient manner.
Dogmen are required to prepare the load for lifting, use appropriate slinging techniques, direct the crane operator during the lift and to work in a safe manner.
This course is a pre-requisite for anyone who wants to become a Rigger.
Course Detail
This 4 day course involves theory and practical assessment of dogging techniques. At the successful completion of this course, applicants will be awarded a Statement of Attainment: Licence to Perform Dogging Work (CPCCLDG3001) and will lead to issuance of a High Risk Work Licence to
Perform Dogging.
Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing this course applicants will be able to:
- Be aware of duty of care requirements, relevant sections of the WHS Regulations and Australian Standards.
- Recognise different types of cranes, how they operate, correct setting up of most cranes, and descriptions.
- Plan jobs safely.
- Inspect and safely use, chains, soft slings, FSWR.
- Understand Safe Working Loads.
- Correctly sling loads. Selection and care of slings.
- Calculate areas and weights of loads.
- Recognise and use load handling accessories.
- Splice and whip fibre ropes.
- Understand requirements and use of P.P.E.
- Understand correct stacking and unloading.
There are no formal qualifications required to complete this unit of competency.
COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
- All learners must be able to read and comprehend English to a level that will enable them to safely perform duties as specified in the competency standard.
- To ensure safe and competent performance in line with the relevant competency standards, all learners must demonstrate sufficient proficiency in English language, literacy, numeracy, and digital capability (LLND). MSTS is committed to inclusive learning practices and recognises that some learners may require additional support to meet course requirements.
- A LLND form can be completed by clicking this link: LLND Form.
- Be 18 years of age or older.
- Provide valid identification as per WorkSafe WA requirement.
- A reasonable level of fitness/mobility is required for the practical components (e.g. lift 15kgs, climb ladders, use hand tools).
All successful applicants will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment: Licence to Perform Dogging – CPCCLDG3001, and a High Risk Work Licence with DG class will also be issued by Worksafe WA.