Basic Rigging Training Course Melbourne
Learn how to effectively and safely conduct rigging in the CPCCLRG3001 – Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level course at CFMEU Education & Training, Melbourne. We offer nationally recognised rigging training for the construction industry delivered by industry experts. Register today!
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CPCCLRG3001- Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level
This course specifies the skills and knowledge required to safely perform basic rigging work.
Riggers use mechanical load shifting equipment and associated gear to move, place or secure loads, including plant, equipment or members of a structure. Riggers ensure the stability of those members and set up and dismantle hoists.
This unit applies to rigging work involving:
- Structural steel erection
- Hoists
- Pre-cast concrete members of a structure
- Safety nets and static lines
- Mast climbing work platforms
- Perimeter safety screens and shutters
- Cantilevered crane loading platforms
Competence in this unit does not in itself result in a licence. A licence is obtained after competence is assessed under applicable WorkSafe regulations.
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
7 Days
Pre-requisite Unit
CPCCLDG3001 Licence to Perform Dogging
Entry Requirements
- Current WorkSafe High-Risk Licence in Elevated Work Platform Above 11M (TLILIC0005)
- Current Work Safely at Heights ticket (RIIWHS204E or CPCCCM2012)
- Current WorkSafe High-Risk Licence in Dogging (CPCCLDG3001)
- Photo ID
- No jewellery to be worn on hands.
- Stud earrings only
- Long hair must be tied up at all times when out on the hard stand or shed
- Any other items deemed unsafe by the Trainer and Assessor
- Minimum 18 years of age
What to bring to class?
- PPE – Hard hat, safety footwear and safety vest
- Current WorkSafe High-Risk Licence in Elevated Work Platform Above 11M (TLILIC0005)
- Current Work Safely at Heights ticket (RIIWHS204E or CPCCCM2012)
- Current WorkSafe High-Risk Licence in Dogging (CPCCLDG3001)
- Photo ID
Fees
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Learner Handbook
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Learner Handbook
Training
Training delivered by CFMEU Education and Training consists of a structured combination of face-to-face classroom sessions, practical hands-on activities, and self-paced learning. This blended approach ensures that learners gain both the theoretical understanding and the practical skills required to perform effectively in the workplace.
The face-to-face classroom component provides opportunities for direct interaction with qualified trainers, group discussions, and collaborative learning experiences. Practical delivery takes place in simulated work environments, allowing learners to apply their knowledge and demonstrate competency using industry-standard tools, equipment, and procedures.
Self-paced learning supports these components by encouraging learners to take responsibility for their own progress through independent study. This may include reviewing learning materials, and study notes to reinforce understanding and skill development.
Assessment
Assessment consists of a comprehensive assessment process, including a Written Knowledge and Calculations Assessment to evaluate theoretical understanding, and a Practical Demonstration (Performance Assessment) to assess hands-on skills in simulated work environments.
Basic Rigging Course FAQs
Who should attend?
A High-Risk Work Licence for basic rigging (class RB) is required by anyone responsible for securing materials to be moved by cranes, hoists and various other lifting equipment, most common in construction and mining industries.
This training is designed to ensure workers can:
- Understand the working load limits and capacity of the equipment
- Safely and correctly conduct operating procedures
- Checking the conditions of lifting gear for wear and tear
What will you learn?
Our training provides participants with the skills and knowledge to perform rigging correctly and safely, including:
- Planning jobs
- Selecting and inspecting equipment
- Setting up tasks
- Erecting structures and plant
- Dismantling structures and plant
The program involves a combination of practical and theory-based learning in a face-to-face environment.
Is a rigging licence mandatory?
Under WorkSafe requirements, a person performing any rigging tasks must hold a High-Risk Work Licence in basic rigging licence to conduct work.
The CPCCLRG3001 – Licence to Perform Rigging Basic Level unit of competency is nationally accredited training accepted all across Australia.
A nationally recognised Statement of Attainment and a High-Risk Work Licence (class RB) will be issued upon successful completion.
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