CN Crane + Dogging Training Course  (We come train at your site)

Topics covered on course :

• Calculate safe working loads of fibre, wire and chain slings in straight, reeved and multi-leg configurations
• Inspect equipment & identify faulty items
• Correctly care for & store lifting equipment
• Inspect crane component parts including sheaves, ropes, drums, hooks and anchorage
• Assess load mass
• Conduct pre-operational checks
• Produce a simple job plan
• Set up, operation and shut down of crane
• Demonstrate all signals (hand and whistle)
• Requirements for multi crane lifting
• Requirements for lifting personnel
• Use of crane charts

Content of the course covers the following elements relating to Dogging operations:

• Occupational Safety & Health
• Job/ Site Planning & Accident Prevention
• Fibre Slings (including knots, bends & hitches, whipping & splicing, and understanding natural & synthetic fibres and safe usage)
• Flexible Steel Wire Rope
• Chains
• Factors Effecting Safe Working Load (SWL)
• Accessories (shackles, eyebolts, inspection)
• Slinging & Handling Loads
• Cranes (including outriggers, use of charts, hazards and communications)
• Load Assessment

Suitability :
For persons over the age of 18. Students must also be free of any physical or medical condition that may affect ability to undertake Dogging operations and/or safe operation of a Non Slewing Crane, and speak the english language to a level that would ensure safe operation in an Australian workplace.

Prerequisites :

• Prerequisite unit of competency: None
• Prerequisite High Risk Work Licence: None

Outcome :

• Statement of Attainment for the nationally recognised units of competency RIIHAN208A Perform dogging and RIIHAN212A Conduct non-slewing crane operations
• High Risk Work Licences class DG and CN: Dogging and Non-Slewing Mobile Crane Operation (>3 Tonne), issued by WorkSafe (WA)

Duration :
Six Days

Cost :
Price depends on traveling cost and number of students. Call us for a quote.