Special offer! Offer number 1! Enrol in our January Dogging and Basic Rigging courses and only pay $1,950.00  for both courses (save $230.00) Offer number 2! Enrol in our January Intermediate and Advanced Rigging course and only pay $1,800.00 for both courses (save $380.00) (Price includes both courses and assessments; a deposit of $400.00 to secure your spot is payable before the start of the course)

Our training covers all aspects of the Competency Based Assessments required by Workplace Health and Safety, Queensland (30497 Course in Operating Cranes, Rigging & Scaffolding Equipment) for issue of certificates in the high risk work occupations of Dogger and Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Rigger. These Certificates are recognised nationally. Our training facilities are air-conditioned and fully purpose equipped. Our students have direct access to all the necessary plant required for the relevant course i.e. Cranes, EWP, Forklifts and Scaffold.

Basic Rigging Course                                                        Already hold a Dogger Certificate? Wanting to gain further qualifications to make you more employable? The Basic Rigging licence is the next step into the world of construction and cranes. The More Skills Australia Basic Rigging course provides the legally required formal training and incorporates a workshop that provides valuable practical experience. About the course During our course workshops the students have direct access to the required plant and equipment used in the basic work application such as erection of steel structures, chain blocks and other lifting equipment. These workshops are specifically designed to provide course attendees with a better understanding of the theory training. For experienced persons the combination of previously documented experience and the additional gained experience in our workshops may result in a reduction of the workplace experience and this may shorten the time period before you are able to undertake the final practical assessment. Course outline: Steel erection - Winches, fleet angles   Lifting purchases, sheaves & calculation of loads Calculation of counterweight required for cantilever beams  Safety nets Cantilevered crane loading platforms Mast climbers Material hoists General rigging appliances & fittings Packing, securing & moving loads Work at Heights Rope knots & splicing Course outcome (inc assessment): Basic Rigging (RB) – Statement of Attendance Partial completionin the Unit of competency OHSCER222A Work Safely at Heights certificate – MNMG237A It is a legal requirement that licence applicants undertake formal training and obtain workplace experience before the final assessment can be undertaken. Experience (i.e. old logbooks, company letters) obtained prior to attending the formal training may possibly be recognized in your training plan after being validated by us. Our course workshops are designed to fill any gaps that might be found after our evaluation. Please see our assessment schedule for upcoming assessment dates.

Intermediate Rigger Course                                            Unit of Competency OHSCER223A A person already holding a Basic Rigger certificate may undertake the Intermediate Rigger course. It covers rigging in connection with various types of cranes and multiple crane lifts, erection of tilt slabs and the rigging required for demolition work. The training has a practical "hands-on" focus and students have direct access to equipment that is used at the job. About the course: Our Intermediate Rigging course covers the legally required formal training and incorporates a workshop that provides valuable practical experience in a way that makes understanding and learning easy. The Basic Rigging licence is pre-requisite for the Intermediate Rigging course. However, course participants are not required to have prior Intermediate Rigging experience to attend this 4-day course. For experienced persons the combination of previously documented experience and the additional experience gained in our workshops may shorten the time period before you are able to undertake the final practical assessment. Course outcome: Intermediate Rigging Licence (RI) - Statement of Attendance Partial completion of the Unit of competency OHSCER223A It is a legal requirement that licence applicants complete the formal training prior to gaining workplace experience. However, experience (i.e. old logbooks, company letters) obtained prior to attending the formal training may possibly be recognized in your training plan after being validated by us. Our course workshops are designed to fill any gaps that might be found after our initial evaluation. Please see our assessment schedule for upcoming assessment dates. Course outline: Multiple crane lifts Tilt slap erection Lattice boom assembly Tower crane climbing process Demolition rigging Flexible steel wire ropes, lifting chain, fibre rope & synthetic ropes Winches sheaves & purchases General rigging appliances & fittings Slinging & working loads Selection, rigging & use of cranes & hoists Packing, securing & moving loads Rope knots & splicing Pre-requisite: Course participants must hold a basic rigging licence or undertaken the formal training and basic rigging.

Advanced Rigger Course                                                 Unit of Competency OHSCER224A The Advanced Rigger course covers the basics of lifting machines including gin poles, guy derricks, etc and rigging work associated with fabricated hung scaffold and suspended scaffold. This course builds upon the sound base provided in the prerequisite rigging courses. It covers the legally required formal training and also has a practical focus through integrated workshops. About the course: As for all other rigging courses offered by More Skills Australia the Advanced Rigging course also focuses on the practical components through our course integrated workshops. The workshops are supervised by our experienced trainers and specifically designed to provide course attendees with a better understanding of the application of the theory training. For experienced persons the combination of previously documented experience and the additional gained experience in our workshops may result in a reduction of the workplace experience and this may shorten the time period before you are able to undertake the final practical assessment. Course outline  Gin poled, derrick & related equipment  Span ropes & flying foxes Winches, sheaver & purchases-General rigging appliances & fittings  Selection & use of cranes & derricks  Rope knot Fabricated hung scaffold requirements  Suspended Scaffold requirements Course outcome: Advanced Rigging (RA) - Statement of Attendance Partial completion in the Unit of Competency OHSCER224A It is a legal requirement that licence applicants complete the formal training prior to gaining workplace experience. However, experience (i.e. old logbooks, company letters) obtained prior to attending the formal training may possibly be recognized in your training plan after being validated by us. Our course workshops are designed to fill any gaps that might be found after our evaluation. Please see our assessment schedule for upcoming assessment dates. Pre-requisite: Intermediate Rigging Licence (RI)

                 
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