Workers who need to exercise judgement to sling loads or who direct crane movement from outside the crane operator’s full view (such as with whistle signals or radio)
Dogging consists of two main aspects:
Simply put, someone who engages in dogging is called a Dogger.
This course covers all the requirements for obtaining a national High Risk Work Licence (Class DG) for Dogging operations. If your goal is to progress to Basic Rigging, Intermediate Rigging or Advanced Rigging, this Dogging course is the first tier out of four, to reach your goal.
This licence will allow you to direct the load movements for cranes, selecting and inspecting lifting equipment such as chains, synthetic slings, shackles and lifting beams. Successfully completing this course will allow you to direct the load movements for cranes, selecting and inspecting lifting equipment such as chains, synthetic slings, shackles and lifting beams within Australia.
This course does not cover the requirements for conducting rigging tasks. A High Risk Work Licence (Class RB, RI or RA) is required for this type of work.
There are currently no openings available for this course.
FHV is an accredited NSW Roads & High-Risk Training Provider of Heavy Vehicle and Plant Machinery training & licensing.
