Sling Varied Regular Loads and Direct Crane Operations (US3789)
Stage 1: Rigging and Slinging (Dogman)
Spaces are limited—book your spot now!
BECOME A CRUCIAL PART OF ANY LIFTING OPERATION
Working with cranes and lifting equipment requires precision, skill, and a strong understanding of hazards and controls. Our US3789 Rigging and Slinging (Dogman) course equips participants with foundational knowledge and practical skills to sling varied regular loads and direct crane operations safely.
This course offers the perfect combination of theoretical knowledge and practical, hands-on experience to help you confidently sling regular loads and safely direct crane operations. With guidance from industry experts and real-world training, you’ll learn how to anticipate challenges, minimise risks, and execute lifts with skill and precision.
Earn 15 credits toward advanced crane operation qualifications and unlock pathways to further professional development in the crane and lifting industry.
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
- Expert Training: Learn from experienced trainers who understand the real-world challenges of crane operations.
- Practical Experience: Complete authentic, hands-on training to master essential rigging and slinging skills.
- Career Progression: This course is your first step toward advanced crane operation unit standards and more career opportunities.
- Small Class Sizes: Benefit from personalized guidance with class sizes capped at 8 participants.
COURSE DETAILS
NZQF Level: 3
Credits: 15
Duration: 8 hours (1 day)
Delivery Mode: Face to Face
Pre-requisite: US30072 (Work experience and verification required—see entry requirements)
Student Numbers: Min: 4 | Max: 8
WHAT YOU’LL ACHIEVE
By completing this course, you’ll gain the confidence and skills to:
- Plan and execute safe and efficient lifting operations.
- Identify and control hazards associated with crane operations.
- Apply industry best practices to rigging and slinging for regular loads.
- Communicate effectively and direct crane operations with confidence and precision.
HANDS-ON TRAINING
- Plan roles and responsibilities for crane operations.
- Calculate load weight and perform pre-lift checks.
- Safely sling and direct crane operations for varied loads.
- Use taglines, packing, and dunnage correctly.
- Execute lifts with certified equipment under expert supervision.
REAL-WORLD ASSESSMENT
Your skills will be assessed in a non-simulated workplace environment, ensuring you’re fully prepared for real-world applications.
You’ll also need to submit the following evidence to achieve the Unit Standard:
- Perform 40 verified lifts with at least six variations in site, crane, load, or communication methods.
- Complete at least two observed lifts evaluated by certified assessors.
EQUIPMENT AND COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
Equipment Required for Off-Site Delivery
We’re flexible and can bring this training directly to your site! If you choose this option, here’s what you’ll need to provide:
- Certified lifting and rigging tools, including slings, hooks, shackles, and spreader bars.
- A crane suitable for practical assessment (e.g., mobile crane or tower crane with a recommended 3.5-tonne capacity).
- Additional equipment as required—contact us for a complete list tailored to your site needs.
Let us help you ensure a seamless setup for top-quality training at your location!
Industry Compliance:
- Adherence to the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
- Compliance with the Approved Code of Practice for Cranes (3rd edition, 2009).
PPE Requirements: Full PPE is mandatory, including hard hats, gloves, safety boots, and high-visibility clothing.
ACT NOW—SPACES ARE LIMITED!
This course is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their skills, take on new responsibilities, or build a pathway to advanced crane operations.
For more information, or to book your place, contact us today.
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