Course:	Certificate III in Dogging
Code:	BCG30503
Institute:	Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE

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Course summary

Course detail	Description
Course summary	This qualification is appropriate for an apprentice tradesperson working in the dogging sector. Competencies covered may include work safely around power sources, services and assets, perform dogging, apply reinforcement schedule, implement traffic management plan, perform crane scheduling, and erect and dismantle scaffolding - basic. This course is a Pre-requisite for Rigger. This course ensures participants with the relevant competencies required to undertake basic dogging work, shift loads mechanically, selecting sling types and sizes, maintaining load stability and safe work procedures required by relevant regulations and legislations. Participants will be gaining knowledge, both in theory and practical style in: - Whipping, splicing, bends and hitches (knots) - Plan and prepare work (hazard identification) - Crane identification, usage and slinging techniques - Communication and load movement by hand signals, whistle signals and radio - Sling types: chain, flexible steel wire rope, natural or synthetic fibre - Slinging methods: straight, adjustable, reeved and inclined - Lifting devices: tags, lifting clutches, shackles, snatch block, eyebolts etc - OH&S requirements. Course Fees - Training course cost (using client equipment) $246.00 OR - Training course cost (with equipment hire) $725.00 PLUS - Assessment fee $435.00 and - Licence fee $60.00 Further Information For further information or enrolment details please contact the Chinchilla Campus (07) 4669 1205.
Study area	Building and Construction
Entry requirements	Year 10 or equivalent desirable
Career possibilities	Successful completion of this qualification will permit persons working with cranes, in the capacity to sling loads and direct crane operators. Work in this field is a licensed occupation.
Duration	- 3 Training Days - 1 Access Day - Log Book Minimum Hours: 120 hours
Downloads	Prescribed Occupations Machinery Ticket Course Information [PDF 119kb]
Status#	Open for enrolment

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Domestic student packages

Please contact the institute for information about General delivery packages for this course.

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Apprenticeship and traineeship packages

This institute may offer this course as an apprenticeship or traineeship, contact the institute for further information about delivery packages available.

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Required units

Unit	Code
Follow OH&S policies and procedures This unit specifies the competency required to work safely on a General Construction site adhering to OH&S policies and procedures.	BCGCM1001B
Work effectively in the General Construction industry This unit covers the competency, background and underpinning knowledge required to prepare for and sustain effective work within the General Construction Industry.	BCGCM1002B
Plan and organise work This unit specifies the competency required to plan allotted tasks to maximise personal productivity on a General Construction site.	BCGCM1003B
Conduct workplace communication This unit specifies the competency required to communicate effectively with other workers in a general construction workplace environment.	BCGCM1004B
Carry out measurements and calculations This unit specifies the competency required to carry out measurements and perform simple calculations to determine task and material requirements for a job in a General Construction work environment.	BCGCM1005B
Read and interpret plans and specifications This unit specifies the competency required to read and interpret plans and specifications relevant to General Construction operations	BCGCM2001B
Work safely around power sources, services and assets This unit specifies the competency required to work with or operate plant in or around close proximity of power sources, services and assets for the general safety of personnel and equipment.	BCGCM3003B
Safely handle and use dogging tools and equipment This unit specifies the competency required to safely move, locate and store dogging equipment and use of associated tools, to assist project planning and ensure OH&S requirements. The unit includes delivery, selection, positioning and maintenance of dogging tools and equipment.	BCGDO2001B
Perform dogging This unit specifies the competency required to undertake basic dogging work, both in sight and out of sight of the crane operator, for the purpose of shifting loads mechanically.	BCGDO3001B
Apply reinforcement schedule This unit specifies the competency required to interpret the reinforcement schedule and use it to confirm and locate materials to support construction activities.	BCGSF3001B

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Elective units

There may be one or more elective competencies. Please contact the institute for more information.