Dogging and Rigging Course

"Are you interested in doing a Dogging and Rigging course? Then this is the information you need."

        RCR Engineering will be conducting a Dogging and Rigging course from 1st December to 4th December.

        The course involves:

        DOGGING

        This unit covers the directing of the crane/hoist operator in the movement of the load including when the load is out of view of the operator.

        The ‘dogger’ is the eyes and ears of the crane operator.

        Slinging techniques’ means: the exercising of judgement in relation to the suitability, condition and inspection of lifting gear and the method of slinging, by consideration of the nature of the load, its mass, and its centre of gravity.

        
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                  Training outcomes: Dogging Statement of Attainment and WorkSafe High Risk Work Licence

        
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                  Prerequisites: minimum 18 years of age

        RIGGING

        This unit covers work involving the use of mechanical load shifting equipment and associated gear to move, place or secure a load.

        Examples:

        
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                  Movement of plant and equipment

        
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                  Steel erection

        
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                  Particular hoists

        
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                  Placement of pre-cast concrete

        
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                  Safety nets and static lines

        
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                  Mast climbers

        
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                  Perimeter safety screens and shutters

        
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                  Cantilevered crane loading platforms

        
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                  Inspection of fall restraint equipment

        
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                  Training Outcome: Basic Rigging Statement of Attainment and WorkSafe High Risk Work Licence

        
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                  Pre-requisites: minimum 18 years of age, prior completion of Dogging course

        

        For more information please contact RCR Engineering on 99207800

More Details: http://www.rcrtom.com.au/careers/rcr-training/