Dogging is the entry point into crane lifting work, covering slinging techniques, lifting gear selection and directing crane operators safely. From there, our Rigging licence builds on those skills for erecting and dismantling structural rigging equipment. Delivered by trainers with real lifting and rigging experience, our courses prepare you to meet WorkSafe WA licensing requirements on any site across Australia.
Yes, for Rigging Basic Level. You need to already hold a current Dogging (DG) High Risk Work Licence before you can enrol. Both courses also require you to be at least 18, have basic English and numeracy, and bring photo ID.
Dogging is delivered face to face at our Maddington facility or at your workplace on request. Rigging Basic Level is delivered face to face at our Maddington facility.
Once you pass the assessment, we issue your Statement of Attainment and High Risk Work Licence in the relevant class: DG for Dogging or RB for Rigging Basic Level. WorkSafe WA issues High Risk Work Licences once you’ve completed the competency assessment. Training U delivers the nationally recognised units you need to apply, under RTO 52608.
