Overview
If you want to gain a start in the civil construction or building & construction industries, a Dogging licence is a great asset. Successful course completion will see you gain the national high risk work (HRW) licence required to perform dogging activities in a safe and efficient manner. You will learn how to sling and secure loads ready for lifting, and safely direct, land and position loads using various communication systems. You will also enhance your knowledge and experience in line with relevant legislation, together with different crane requirements.
Delivery Methods
- On-campus – The majority of teaching and assessment is conducted on-campus
Locations
- Barnawartha North, Vic (Logic Campus)
When You Can Enrol
Apply online now.
Note: If course dates are not yet available, please submit your details via the 'Enquire Now' form and you will be notified when course dates are available.
Duration
5 Days
Schedule
2024 Dates
Barnawartha North: 21-25 Oct, or 9-13 Dec
Time: 8am-4.30pm
Days: Mon-Fri
Requirements
You must be 18 years old at the time of assessment to be assessed for a HRW licence.
You must provide photo ID (WorkSafe requirement).
Assessment must be conducted in the English language (WorkSafe requirement).
If you require the use of a NAATI-qualified AUSLAN interpreter, contact the Transport & Logistics Department on 02 6055 6672 or email transport_and_logistics@wodongatafe.edu.au as permission must be granted by WorkSafe.
You are required to wear long pants of a sturdy nature, enclosed footwear and sun/wet weather protection.
There is a requirement to complete at least 6 hours of pre-course study plus up to 2 hours per night homework.
Please also note there are NO canteen facilities available at our Logic Campus. A student lounge is available with coffee and tea making facilities. There are vending machines with limited options available and a BP Service Station located within 5 minutes’ drive of the campus, otherwise bring your own food and drinks when completing a course at our Logic Campus.
Assessment
There are 5 components:
- Formative assessment made up of 2 components - Written Questions and Observation
- National Assessment Instrument for the HRW licence made up of 3 components - Knowledge, Calculations and Performance
Other Information
Licence retest fee applicable