High Risk Work Licence Courses

About this course

The Basic Rigging (RB) High Risk Work Licence course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to safely perform basic rigging work in accordance with legislative requirements and industry standards within mining, civil and construction environments.

Successful completion enables eligible participants to apply for a High Risk Work Licence – Basic Rigging (RB) through the relevant Work Health and Safety Regulator.

Basic Rigging Work May Include

• Movement of plant and equipment
• Steel erections
• Hoists
• Safety nets and static lines
• Placement of precast concrete
• Installation of perimeter safety screens and shutters
• Cantilevered crane loading platforms

Training Focus

Participants will plan work activities, select and inspect rigging equipment, set up tasks, erect and dismantle structures and plant, and apply safe work practices throughout the process.

Licensing Requirement

To lawfully perform basic rigging work, individuals must hold a current High Risk Work Licence – Basic Rigging (RB) issued by the relevant WHS Regulator.

For further information on this unit of competency, please refer to the

National Register for VET (training.gov.au)
.

Training requirements

Enrolment Requirements

• Be at least 18 years of age at the time of assessment
• Provide 100 points of identification
  (WorkSafe QLD ID requirements)
• Hold a valid USI (Unique Student Identifier)
  (Obtain a USI here)
• Possess basic English language, literacy and numeracy skills
• Be able to complete calculations and formulas relevant to rigging tasks
• Meet the minimum LLN requirements identified through the pre-enrolment LLN screening

Requirements on the Day of Training & Assessment

• Original 100 points of identification (as per WorkSafe QLD requirements)
• Steel-capped or composite safety boots
• Long-sleeved high-visibility shirt (vests available for loan)
• Long work pants
• Hard hat (limited supply available for loan)

Momentum High Risk Training provides all required training materials and stationery.

• Fridges and crib facilities are available at the MHRT training facility; or
• Multiple food outlets are located nearby at Mackay Harbour

Language, Literacy & Numeracy (LLN)

Prior to enrolment, all participants are required to complete a short Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) screening questionnaire.

The LLN screening confirms that participants have the minimum skills required to safely undertake training and assessment, including the ability to:

• Read and interpret written safety information, procedures and signage
• Communicate effectively in spoken and written English
• Perform calculations and measurements relevant to rigging tasks

Where the screening identifies that a participant may require additional support, Momentum High Risk Training will discuss reasonable adjustments, support strategies, or alternative training options prior to enrolment to ensure safe and effective participation.

Inexperienced Workers

Where a participant is identified as an inexperienced worker, additional training time may be required before assessment to ensure competency is achieved.

In such cases, the Trainer/Assessor may recommend:

• Further workplace-based training under the supervision of a competent person
• Completion of structured training activities recorded in a logbook

Once the required experience and skills have been obtained, the participant may return to Momentum High Risk Training to undertake formal assessment.

Course outcomes

Certification & Licensing

Upon successful completion and being deemed competent, participants will be issued a
Statement of Attainment for CPCCLRG3001 – Licence to Perform Rigging – Basic Level
by Momentum High Risk Training (RTO 46410).

A Candidate Assessment Summary (CAS) will also be provided. This document is required when applying for your High Risk Work Licence.

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• Forklift (LF) Licence
• Elevating Work Platform (WP)
• Dogging (DG) Licence
• Non-Slewing Mobile Crane (CN)

View our full range of

RII Competency Courses here
.

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