Quick Course facts
| Course Duration | 5 days |
| Qualification | CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging |
| Assessment Type | Theory and Practical |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Cost | $1250 |
Course
Overview
Dogging involves the application of slinging techniques to move loads and the directing of crane operators during lifting operations. This course covers planning lifts, assessing loads, using hand signals and ensuring compliance with regulations.
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What you will learn
1
Introduction to Dogging
Dogging roles, lifting operations, compliance responsibilities.
2
Safety Procedures
Hazard control, emergency response, safe work practices.
3
Operational Techniques
Lifting plans, slinging methods, equipment selection.
4
Equipment Familiarisation
Inspecting, selecting and using appropriate lifting gear.
5
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Pre-lift checks, fault identification and documentation.
Skills
Basic requirements
- 18 years or older
- Able to read, understand and write English
- Valid ID as per SafeWork/WorkSafe requirements
- Mandatory PPE: safety boots, high-vis vest, hard hat
Course
Outcomes
- Understand and apply dogging practices, legal responsibilities, compliance
- Assess loads, select appropriate lifting gear, apply correct slinging techniques
- Communicate clearly during lifts using hand signals, radios, verbal commands
- Apply hazard control measures, safe work practices, emergency procedures
- Conduct pre-lift checks, complete lift plans, risk assessment documentation
Hands-on training with real equipment
Boost your employability in construction & industrial sites
Safety focused learning so you can work confidently
Learn from trainers with real on-site experience
FAQ.
Got questions?
This licence is essential for roles like dogmen, riggers, crane operators’ assistants and site logistics in construction, infrastructure and industrial sectors.
No prior dogging experience is necessary. This course is designed to take you from beginner to job-ready.
Yes, you’ll be trained in hand signals, whistle use and radio communication for safe and effective communication.
Yes, dogging can be physically active. You’ll need to be reasonably fit to participate in the practical components.
You’ll need to wear PPE (safety boots, high-vis vest, hard hat).
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