Our basic rigging course is for those who require a High Risk Work Licence for basic rigging (RB class) issued from WorkSafe WA. This course is run at our training venue in Rockingham for four full days.
Our basic rigging course is for those who require a High Risk Work Licence for basic rigging (RB class) issued from WorkSafe WA. This course is run at our training venue in Rockingham for four full days.
When you attend, you will complete theory and practical training before you complete a written and calculations assessment, and undertake a practical assessment.
There is no need to complete any study before attending the training, however if you would like a copy of the learner guide prior to attending the training you are welcome to collect a copy at the office, or if there is sufficient time we can post a copy on request.
If you have language or learning difficulties please note that there is a level of reading, writing and numeracy required to complete this course with us, please see the LLN information below for what this means.
Course Information:
Course hours are 7.30am – 3.30pm, registration is at 7.15am on the first day.
Method – Face-to-face training and assessment at our training venue. You will complete a calculations, written and practical assessment.
This unit of competency is nationally recognised, those who complete this course successfully will be issued with a Statement of Attainment for CPCCLRG3001 – Licence to perform rigging basic level.
Successful completion of the assessments will allow you to apply for a Basic Rigging (RB class) High Risk Work Licence with WorkSafe WA – we provide you with everything you need to post your licence application, including a stamped and addressed envelope. Alternatively, for a fee we can lodge the application for you. Please see pricing information above for further details.
What The Course Covers:
How to plan for the job, identifying and controlling hazards,
How to select and inspect the appropriate rigging equipment
How to set up the task, inspecting ground suitability and determining all forces and loads associated with erecting and dismantling structures
How to erect and dismantle structures and plant to appropriate standards
Entry Requirements:
Candidates MUST;
Hold a current High Risk Work Licence for Dogging (DG class) OR a have a current Notice of Assessment for DG issued by a WorkSafe Assessor
Be able to understand, read and write English, and be able to learn mathematical formulas and calculations (for further information on the level of ability required, see ‘LLN’ below)
Be at least 18 years of age or over
Bring either one form of primary ID OR three forms of secondary ID. One form of ID MUST show your name and date of birth
Primary ID includes;
If you hold a valid high risk licence issued in a state other than WA you must bring it with you on the day of the course
If you do not hold a current high risk work licence, or your high risk licence was not issued in Western Australia, you will be required to bring one passport photo. Regular photos or a photocopy of a passport will not be accepted by WorkSafe.
If you already hold a current Western Australian issued high risk licence you do not need to bring a new photo for your licence application.
Wear safety boots
LLN – Language, Literacy And Numeracy Requirements:
To satisfactorily complete this training with us, learners need to be able to understand, read and write basic English and be able to learn to complete mathematical calculations.
Learners are not expected to know the specific calculations that are used at basic rigging level before attending the course.
However, in order to learn the required calculations, learners will need to have a basic understanding of the following mathematical operations before the course – addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and square roots.
The calculations in the course have written questions and contain multiple steps and formulas. Calculators are supplied and used during training and assessment.
Learning Support:
While reading and writing basic English, and completing mathematical calculations is required, there are some adjustments that can be made if required.
For example, we can offer:
Training material and assessments in larger print or on coloured paper (learners need to advise preferred colour prior to attending).
Additional theory and/or practical training.
Re-assessment opportunities following further training.
Oral assessment
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Our rigging training course specifies the outcomes required to perform basic rigging work associated with movement of plant and equipment, steel erections, hoists (including mast climbing hoists), placement of pre-cast concrete, safety nets and static lines, perimeter safety screens and shutters
A certified rigger has to meet the National Standards for Licencing Persons Performing High-Risk Work. At ACE Training, our trainers can help you obtain the certification to perform rigging jobs such as operating ropes, cables, pulleys, and winches to move around materials and equipment on-site.
This dogging and rigging course at Saferight is a combination course for students who are are looking to acquire the necessary licence to work in the mines or construction industry as a dogman and rigger.
Rigging Basic Level 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
Rigging is the process used in securing materials to be moved by cranes, hoists and various other lifting equipment.
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