Licence to perform rigging basic level
Course code: CPCCLRG3001
At a Glance
- Course code: CPCCLRG3001
- Duration: 4 days
- Start: 11-02-2025 ~ 14-02-2025
- Training Location: Rockingham
Overview
IMPORTANT
This price is for the course only. This does not cover the Worksafe fee, this will need to be paid on the day of course commencement. This fee is $100.00
4 day Basic Rigging course.
This course is a 4 day course with CPCCLDG3001 License to perform dogging being a pre-requisite to the Basic Rigging course
The course is conducted at our state of the art training center at 9 Beale Way Rockingham WA.
For group bookings you can contact our admin team on (08) 9528-8888
Construction Training Funding is available for eligible students.
CPCCLRG3001 Licence to perform rigging basic level is a nationally recognised unit of competency that provides candidates with the skills and knowledge required to safely and effectively perform basic rigging tasks. This can include setting up and installing equipment and structures, lifting and moving loads, and securing materials and scaffolding.
Rigging refers to the process of setting up and installing equipment and structures for lifting and moving loads in various industries such as construction, mining, and entertainment. Rigging involves the use of ropes, cables, chains, pulleys, and other equipment to safely and effectively lift and move heavy loads.
Outline
To obtain the CPCCLRG3001 Licence to perform rigging basic level, candidates must successfully complete both practical and theoretical assessments. The practical component involves demonstrating competency in various rigging tasks and working with equipment such as steel cables, pulleys and shackles.
The theoretical component covers topics such as risk management, safety procedures, legal and regulatory requirements, and communication and teamwork skills. Candidates must also have a good understanding of mathematical calculations and measurement techniques.
Once the CPCCLRG3001 Licence to perform rigging basic level is obtained, candidates can perform a range of basic rigging tasks in various industries including construction, mining, and oil and gas. They can also progress to more advanced levels of rigging qualification, such as intermediate and advanced rigging.