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A Dogger directs crane loads on worksites, ensuring safe lifting, secure attachments, and clear communication for site safety.

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How do I become a Dogger?

Get qualified to work as a Dogger with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

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Dogger careers

A Dogger works on sites to safely direct crane loads. You’ll assess loads, select lifting gear, secure attachments, and guide operators using signals or radios.

Doggers help prevent accidents and keep operations safe. You’ll need clear communication, sound judgement, and teamwork with operators and riggers.