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Calibre Training and Development

RIIMPO337E

Conduct articulated haul truck operations

Study mode

Traineeship

Duration

3 days

Course fees

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Articulated haul trucks are large pieces of heavy machinery which are used to transport large amounts of loose materials like dirt, sand, gravel and demolition waste. They’re used on civil and major construction sites and on mining sites too.

Our nationally recognised articulated haul truck operations course will give you the knowledge and skills to confidently operate a haul truck in the civil and mining construction industries.

The purpose-built rough terrain haul truck is one of the most common dumps/haul truck you will see in the industry. Operation of a haul truck will see you utilizing the machine to its full capacity on many work sites loading, hauling and dumping materials.

On successful completion of the course you will receive a Statement of Attainment that is a nationally recognised competency for these units along with a wallet sized card.

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Entry Requirements

There are no formal academic requirements

Course fees

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About Calibre Training and Development

APS Group, an Australian owned and operated company, is proud to include Calibre Training and Development as their nationally registered training organisation. APS Group encompasses Australian Personnel Solutions a well respected labour hire company with large national clients across Australia, and has included Calibre Training and Development (Calibre) since purchasing the RTO (Registered Training Organisation) in 2011.

Operating since

2011

Legal name

Calibre Training & Development Pty Ltd

RTO code

32394

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