HRW - Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level

Description

This Basic Rigging course will teach the participant the essential knowledge & skills required to, erect or install permanent steel structures, dismantle structural steel, and move or locate plant & equipment using a range of basic rigging techniques.

On completion of the training, participants will be competent to undertake the SafeWork NSW assessment required to receive their High-Risk Work Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level.

Participants will require a current High-Risk Work Licence to Perform Dogging CPCCLDG3001 to be eligible to register for this course.

Unit of Competency

The unit of competency for this course is:

• CPCCLRG3001 - Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level

Course Topics

• Requirements for HRW Licence.
• Workplace Health & Safety Legislation & operating procedures
• Assess and secure equipment and work area
• Movement of plant and equipment
• Steel erection
• Particular hoists
• Placement of pre-cast concrete
• Safety nets and static lines
• Mast climbers
• Perimeter safety screens and shutters
• Cantilevered crane loading platforms
• Working at heights safety

Participants will need to:

• Wear comfortable clothing & enclosed footwear, PPE will be required to be worn for the practical training & the high-risk work assessment, we have hard hats and hi-visibility vests available for use if required
• Bring your own lunch, There will be a scheduled lunch break during the course, you are welcome to leave the facility to purchase food if you wish, there are a number of food outlets in the area. Free water, tea, coffee & biscuits are provided.
• Remember to bring the 100 points of Identification as listed in the prerequisites for this course
• Inform us upon registration If you feel you have any literacy or numeracy difficulties. Some reasonable adjustments to the course can be made to assist

Prerequisites

To undertake this High Risk Work course participants will need:

• To hold a current High-Risk Work Licence to Perform Dogging CPCCLDG3001, this is a mandatory requirement to be eligible to enrol for the Basic Rigging course
• To be a minimum of 18 years of age
• To demonstrate the ability to speak and write English to a basic level & have basic numeracy skills
• be able to speak English well enough to carry out high-risk work safely with other people
• SafeWork NSW requires high-risk work licence assessment candidates to provide a minimum of 100 points of original evidence of identity documents. The link below outlines the acceptable evidence of identity and points value:
• To inform IWP's administration team if you are an accredited SafeWork NSW licenced assessor, you will not be eligible to undertake a high-risk work course until an exemption is granted by SafeWork NSW
• Your high-risk work licence must be issued by the state or territory you usually live in, therefore if you are from interstate and do not have a NSW residential address listed on your identification you will not be eligible to undertake a high-risk work course until an exemption is granted by SafeWork NSW. To allow for adequate time for the exemption to be granted, please inform IWP if you are not a NSW resident before registering for the course

IWP's administration team will be able to assist you with the exemption process.

Licence & Assessment Information

This course is based on the requirements of the National Standards for Licencing Persons Performing High-Risk Work.

• There will be 4 days of theory & practical training & on the final day of the course, the SafeWork NSW assessment will be conducted.

• Each day will consist of a combination of knowledge, calculations & practical training where participants will be required to demonstrate industry skills & knowledge described in the units of competency included in this course

• On completion of the training, participants will be required to complete an RTO assessment to identify if the participant is competent to undergo the SafeWork NSW assessment or if further training is required.

• The SafeWork NSW assessment will be held on the final day of the course, To pass the assessment, all critical components must be demonstrated and answered correctly

On successful completion of the SafeWork NSW assessment, participants will be given a:

• Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for CPCCLRG3001 Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level, recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under the authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011

• A SafeWork NSW licence to perform high-risk work application form, to be lodged at Australia Post within 60 days of the completion of the assessment.