Certificate III in Demolition Course Melbourne
Complete your CPC30426 Certificate III in Demolition Course at CFMEU Education and Training, Melbourne.
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Overview
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Course Information
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Fees/Handbook
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Training and Assessment
CPC30426 Certificate III in Demolition
The Certificate III in Demolition is a nationally recognised qualification in Australia. It provides students with the skills and knowledge required to work as a demolition worker in the construction industry.
If you need to cancel your enrolment prior to the course commencing, we require at least 48 hours' notice.
If you cancel more than three enrolments within a calendar year, you will be required to contact us by phone to enrol in future courses. CFMEU Education and Training also reserves the right to apply fees for future enrolments.
Location
Melbourne Metro
Duration
2 Years
Course Requirements
- This course is only offered by invitation of the Victorian Demolition Traineeship Association (VDTA) and CFMEU Education and Training. For more information, please email
- Must be physically fit and able to handle the demands of demolition work
- Hold a White Card CPCWHS1001
Course Delivery
The course can be studied through a combination of classroom-based learning and on the job training. The course is competency-based, meaning that Learners will be assessed on their ability to perform specific tasks and meet industry standards.Learners are required to attend classes one day per week for 2 years.
Units of Competency
| CPCCCM2012 | Work safely at heights |
| CPCCDE3016 | Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies |
| CPCCDE3017 | Select and use hand tools and equipment for demolition tasks |
| CPCCDE3018 | Select and use small plant and equipment for demolition tasks |
| CPCCDE3019 | Demolish small buildings and structures using hand tools and small plant and equipment |
| CPCCDE3020 | Select and use tools and equipment for hot work in the demolition industry |
| CPCCDE3027 | Read and interpret demolition site plans and drawings |
| CPCCOM1015 | Carry out measurements and calculations |
| CPCCWHS2001 | Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry |
| TLID1001 | Shift materials safely using manual handling methods |
| TLID2003 | Handle dangerous goods/hazardous substances |
| CPCCDE3014 | Remove non-friable asbestos |
| CPCCDE3015 | Remove friable asbestos |
| RIIWHS202E | Enter and work in confined spaces |
| RIIRTM203E | Work as a safety observer/spotter |
| CPCCSF2003 | Cut and bend materials using oxy-LPG equipment |
| RIIMPO320F | Conduct civil construction excavator operations |
| CPCCDE3024 | Operate mobile plant on suspended floors on demolition sites |
| CPCCLDG3001 | Licence to perform dogging |
| TLILIC0003 | Licence to operate a forklift truck |
| TLILIC0005 | Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform (boom length 11 metres or more) |
| CPCCCM3001 | Operate elevated work platforms up to 11 metres |
Additional Units selected by Industry
| HLTAID009 | Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation |
| HLTAID010 | Provide basic emergency life support |
| HLTAID011 | Provide First Aid |
| NAT10830001 | Prevent crystalline silica exposure |
| RIIMPO318F | Conduct civil construction skid steer loader operations |
| TLILIC0005 | Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform (boom length 11 metres or more) |
| CPCCCM3001 | Operate elevated work platforms up to 11 metres |
Course Outcomes:
Completion of Certificate III in Demolition can lead to a range of job opportunities in the construction industry, including roles such as Demolition Worker, Demolition Supervisor and Demolition Contractor.
Incolink members: Free
Fees
For fee information, please go to the following link:
Fees and Charges
Learner Handbook
For information regarding what is expected of you and our commitments from CFMEU Education & Training, please go to the following link:
Learner Handbook
Training
Training delivered by the CFMEU Education and Training Unit incorporates a blend of delivery methods to ensure participants gain both the theoretical knowledge and the practical skills required for the construction industry. This includes:
- Face-to-face classroom delivery – providing structured learning with qualified trainers, interactive discussions, and opportunities for learners to ask questions, share experiences, and consolidate their understanding of industry concepts, safety standards, and regulations.
- Simulation of practical activities – using purpose-built training facilities and equipment to replicate real construction site conditions. These simulated environments allow learners to safely practice and develop technical skills such as operating machinery, working at heights, and applying safe work practices before entering live worksites.
- Self-paced learning – offering flexible resources such as workbooks, online modules, and guided study to allow learners to review and reinforce key concepts at their own pace, catering to different learning styles and schedules.
- On-the-job learning – enabling participants to apply skills directly in real workplace environments under the guidance of experienced supervisors and mentors, bridging the gap between training and practical application.
Assessment
Assessment within the CFMEU Education and Training framework consists of a comprehensive and holistic process designed to measure a learner’s competence against the requirements of each unit of competency. Key components include:
- Written Knowledge Assessment – evaluates a learner’s understanding of theoretical concepts, legislation, workplace procedures, and industry standards. This may be delivered through short-answer questions, multiple-choice, case studies, or scenario-based problem solving to confirm underpinning knowledge.
- Practical Demonstration (Performance Assessment) – requires learners to apply their knowledge in real or simulated workplace environments. Learners demonstrate their ability to perform tasks safely and effectively, operate equipment, and follow correct processes under observation by qualified assessors.
