RIIMPO319E

Conduct Backhoe/Loader Operations

This course teaches backhoe/loader operations in the civil construction industry. Operators will gain practical experience in planning and preparing, conducting machine pre-operational checks, operating backhoe loaders, lifting, carrying and placing materials, selecting, removing and fitting attachments, relocating the backhoe/loaders, carrying out machine operator maintenance, trenching and cleaning up.

At Foresite Training, we offer training that is nationally recognised by industry from the Resources and Infrastructure Industry (RII) Training Package. This means that your tickets will be recognised throughout Australia in the mining and infrastructure sectors.

• Learn to operate modern plant used by industry
• Each student is allocated earth moving plant for the course duration
• Practical and theory training
• Maximum plant time for practical, hands-on training

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About Foresite Training

Our mission is to be a great place to work and be the best at what we do.

At Foresite Group, our 80 team members are the heart of our business. Together we are one big family.

Our brands include Arbortrim, Foresite Training, and OnSite Recruitment. Combined, we are the leading provider of:

• Civil construction and transport and logistics training in Victoria
• WorkSafe high risk licensing including forklift and elevating work platform training in Victoria
• Heavy vehicle licensing in Victoria
• Aged, disability and community care training in Tasmania
• Arboriculture training nationally

Our businesses offer expert knowledge and trusted relationships, providing a consistent personal approach that our students, candidates, employers, and colleagues continue to value.

Together we train 5,000 students and place 1,000 people into employment each year.