This course provides participants with the essential practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to safely perform dogging tasks. Students will learn how to plan for jobs, select and inspect lifting equipment (such as chains, synthetic slings, and FSWR), prepare the site, and communicate effectively with crane operators using whistles and hand signals. The training focuses on hazard identification and risk control to ensure safety in construction, manufacturing, and logistics environments. Successful completion results in a Nationally Accredited Statement of Attainment and a Notice of Satisfactory Assessment (NOA), which is used to apply for a WorkSafe HRW Licence (code DG).
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Locations
35 Kimberly Rd, Dandenong, VIC, 3175, Australia 3175
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
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About Australian Easy Train
The center prides itself on maintaining small class sizes to ensure personalized attention from fully qualified trainers, creating a supportive learning environment for both individuals seeking career advancement and companies investing in employee safety. Whether you are looking to master forklifts, cranes, or rigging, Australian Easy Train focuses on delivering practical, job-ready expertise designed to help students secure gainful employment in the industrial and construction sectors.
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