At the successful completion of this course, participants will be able to perform basic rigging to the Worksafe Assessment Standards. Participants will also be able to identify the safety requirements for rigging activities and their working environments.
Equipment Requirements:
Training and Assessment takes place at a Go Workplace Training facility, all resources and equipment required for the course is provided. Due to the nature of materials required, this course is not offered for onsite training.
Entry Requirements:
Course Description:
This course has both theory and practical components. Assessment is conducted using Worksafe’s approved National Assessment Instrument.
Under closed book assessment conditions, students are required to complete 76 short answer questions in knowledge assessment and a calculation assessment consists of 4 questions. Students also undertake a practical assessment, in groups of 3-4 team members.
At the successful completion of this course, participants will be able to perform basic rigging to the Worksafe Assessment Standards. Participants will also be able to identify the safety requirements for rigging activities and their working environments.
Outcome:
Upon Successful completion of this course, participants receive a Statement of Attainment. Students will also receive an email, with a link to apply for their licence on the “myworksafe portal”. Students must apply for their licence within 60 days of the first day of assessment.
Upon successful application with WorkSafe, a Worksafe ‘Licence to Perform High Risk Work – category SB’ will be available to the applicant, through their “my WorkSafe portal”.
About Us
Daniel Bramhall started Go Workplace Training in 2008 after many years in the construction industry and a few years in the equipment hire industry. Dan identified a need for a training provider that could provide:
Great customer service
Competitive rates
And most importantly quality training.
The company has grown substantially since then and now employs over 20 staff members, we can provide training in all states and territories of Australia, and High Risk Work Licensing in Victoria and Queensland.
Although the growth of Go Workplace Training has been rapid we still understand that this is due to those original needs that were identified and try to make sure that everyone at GO delivers on those three important areas on a daily basis.
Welcome To Go Workplace Training
At Go Workplace Training (RTO22464), we provide nationally recognised and WorkSafe approved training and licensing as well as a variety of other courses throughout Australia.
Our WorkSafe licencing approved courses include: Forklift & Order Picker, Boom-type elevated work platform, Reach Stacker, Non-Slewing Crane & Slewing crane.
Dogging and Basic Rigging Nationally recognised courses include: Working at heights, Traffic Management & Traffic Control, Enter & Work in Confined Space, First Aid & CPR.
Construction Induction/ white card We conduct EWPA (Yellow Card) & TSHA (Gold Card) training & assessment, which includes but is not limited to Scissor Lift, Vertical Lift & Telehandler.
We offer a range of Duty of Care Training & Verification of Competency assessments. We deliver all of our courses within your budget and in the shortest period of time possible so we do not waste employees or employers work time unnecessarily.
We have fully equipped sites across Melbourne, as such, all of our courses can be effectively completed at these locations with all the state of the art plant and equipment available to use at no extra cost.
Having a wide range of training locations allows our clients to complete training and licence testing in areas close to their home or workplace. We also offer training and licensing onsite, at workplaces throughout Australia.
Supervise Work Permits course is offered by Saferight. Saferight is an Australian family-owned and operated business based in Perth, Western Australia. We have over 30 years of experience in the industry and are committed to providing the highest quality high-risk safety equipment
This unit specifies the skills and knowledge required to safely operate a boom-type Elevating Work Platform (EWP) where the length of the boom is 11 metres or more in accordance with all relevant legislative requirements.
In order to operate a telehandler, you need a telehandler license otherwise known as an TSHA Gold Card.
This unit of competency covers the skills and knowledge required to test the working atmosphere, using electronic test apparatus, to find out if it is safe for the proposed work.
Operators will be trained by experienced staff in the theoretical and practical elements of Excavator and Wheeled Front End Loader of Operations.
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