CPCCLDG3001 - Licence to perform dogging
Course Overview
Description
CPCCLDG300: Licence to Perform Dogging
This course provides practical, hands on training that reflects real construction and worksite conditions. You will learn how to safely sling loads, direct crane movements and use clear communication methods to guide lifting operations. The focus is on building skills that are used every day on active job sites.
You will develop a strong understanding of load assessment, weight estimation and selecting the right lifting gear for each task. Training also covers hazard identification, risk control and safe work practices to ensure lifting activities are completed without incident.
Throughout the course, you will gain confidence in using hand signals and communication techniques to work effectively with crane operators and team members. You will also learn how to plan lifts, prepare equipment and respond to changing site conditions.
This unit opens the door to roles in construction, mining and infrastructure projects. It is a valuable licence that supports career progression into rigging and other advanced lifting operations, making you a key part of any worksite team.
Top 3 Learning Outcomes
• Gain the confidence to safely sling loads and guide crane operations on site
• Learn how to assess loads and choose the right lifting methods for each task
• Build practical skills to work in construction, mining and infrastructure roles
Course Content
CPCCLDG3001
Licence to perform dogging
Entry requirements (Accredited)
To make the most of your YRT Accredited course, it’s essential to have the following skills:
- Must be at least 18 years of age to apply for a high risk work licence
- Must provide valid photo identification such as a passport or Australian driver licence
- Must have the ability to understand and follow safety instructions in English
- No formal pre requisite units required for this course
- Must have appropriate work rights in Australia where required
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, you'll have the tools and knowledge to confidently apply these key concepts in practice:
- Gain the confidence to safely sling loads and guide crane operations on site
- Learn how to assess loads and choose the right lifting methods for each task
- Build practical skills to work in construction, mining and infrastructure roles
Upon successful completion, the student will receive a national Accredited qualification is recognised nationally under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and Australian Skills Quality Authority.
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