SCAFFOLDINGAND RIGGING

Industry TrainingNew Zealand

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Tai Poutini Polytechnic has campuses in Auckland, Christchurch, Greymouth, Hamilton, Hokitika, Invercargill, Reefton, Wanaka and Westport, and offers industry training throughout NZ. Applying to enrol as a student at Tai Poutini Polytechnic is simple. If you require more information or wish to speak directly with a tutor please email us at: study@tpp.ac.nz or call 0800 TPP ITNZ.

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About Tai Poutini Polytechnic 2ProgrammesScaffolding

National Certificate in Scaffolding (Elementary) 4 National Certificate in Scaffolding (Intermediate) 5National Certificate in Scaffolding (Advanced) 6National Certificate in Scaffolding (Suspended) 7

Rigging National Certificate in Rigging (Basic) 8 National Certificate in Rigging (Intermediate) 9National Certificate in Rigging (Advanced) 10Rigging Standards 11

Entry Criteria 12How to Apply 15Contact Details 16

ABOUT TPP TAI POUTINI POLYTECHNIC

CONTENTS

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (ELEMENTARY)

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LEVEL: Level 3

CREDIT VALUE: 190 Credits

DURATION: 16 months, workshops and practical training

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Available Nationally

2017 DOMESTIC FEE:For a full fee breakdown, refer towww.tpp.ac.nz/fees

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The National Certificate in Scaffolding (Elementary) (Level 3) recognises the skills of a trade certified scaffolder.

The holder of the qualification is able to base out, erect, and dismantle straightforward proprietary and ‘tube and fitting’ scaffolding structures to 33 metres in height. The holder can also assure the compliance of the structures, move safely on them at heights and lead a team to build elementary scaffolds.

This is a 16 month programme delivered in workshops which are integrated into your practical training.

Graduates will be able to apply for a certificate of competence to erect notifiable scaffolding in accordance

CORE CONTENT

• Base out, erect & dismantle straight forward proprietary and “tube & fitting” scaffolding structures to any height

• Assure the compliance of the structures, move safely on them at heights

• Lead a team to build elementary scaffolds

FURTHER STUDY PATHWAYS

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Intermediate)

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Suspended)

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Advanced)

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications

with the qualification gained. They will also be qualified to work at heights, set up fall arrest systems, and sling regular loads and communicate during crane operations.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (INTERMEDIATE)LEVEL: Level 4

CREDIT VALUE: 85 Credits

DURATION: 12 months, workshops and practical training

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Available Nationally

2017 DOMESTIC FEE:For a full fee breakdown, refer towww.tpp.ac.nz/fees

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The National Certificate in Scaffolding (Intermediate) (Level 4) recognises the skills of a Trade Certified Scaffolder, with greater technical abilities.

The holder of this qualification is able to plan, erect and dismantle complex scaffolding structures such as, birdcage scaffolds, vessels scaffolds, sloping platforms, catch fans & simple canterlevers. The holder can also assure the compliance of the structures and lead a scaffolding team.

This is a 1 year programme delivered in workshops that will compliment the experience gained on the job.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz

CORE CONTENT

• Skills in Leading Hands

• Supervising scaffolding operations

• Practical instruction on complex scaffold structures

FURTHER STUDY PATHWAYS

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Suspended)

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Advanced)

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications

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LEVEL: Level 5

CREDIT VALUE: 123 Credits

DURATION: 12 months, workshops and practical training

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Auckland & Christchurch

2017 DOMESTIC FEE:For a full fee breakdown, refer towww.tpp.ac.nz/fees

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The National Certificate in Scaffolding (Advanced) recognises the skills and knowledge required to work as a Specialist Scaffolder.

The term ‘advanced’ refers to the range of equipment used and the level of competence of the qualification holder.

Holders of the National Certificate with the Advanced Scaffolding strand are those whose work is in the planning and erection of ALL scaffolds to meet the highest demands found in the scaffolding industry. This is the highest level qualification available in this industry.

CORE CONTENT

• Theory instruction on legislative design and implementation of advanced scaffold concepts

• Practical workshops for specialist scaffolds and team management

• Practical assessments on advanced scaffolding tasks

• Suspended Scaffolding Certificate

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications

This is a 1 year programme delivered in block courses that will reflect industry skills & knowledge gained in the industry.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (ADVANCED)

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (SUSPENDED)LEVEL: Level 4

CREDIT VALUE: 129 Credits

DURATION: 12 months, workshops and practical training

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Delivered nationally

2017 DOMESTIC FEE:For a full fee breakdown, refer towww.tpp.ac.nz/fees

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

Holders of the National Certificate with the Suspended Scaffolding strand are those whose work is in relation to cable supported scaffolds in their various configurations, such as bosuns chairs, swing stages and BMU’s.

This is a 1 year programme delivered in workshops that will be integrated in to your job.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz

CORE CONTENT

• Health and Safety

• Workplace communications and calculations

• Plan and prepare suspended scaffolding work

• Fall arrest and use of safety harness

FURTHER STUDY PATHWAYS

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Elementary)

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Intermediate)

• National Certificate in Scaffolding (Advanced)

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN RIGGING (INTERMEDIATE)+

LEVEL: Level 3

CREDIT VALUE: 163 Credits

DURATION: 12 months, workshops which are integrated into, and will complement, your experience gained on the job

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Auckland

2017 DOMESTIC FEE: For a full fee breakdown refer towww.tpp.ac.nz

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The National Certificate Rigging (Intermediate) (Level 3) recognises the skills of a Trade Certified Rigger.

Your theory and practical lessons will include:• Core compulsory unit standards

67 credits• Intermediate Rigging unit standards

95 credits

Please refer to the breakdown of the Unit Standards on page 11

This is a 12 month programme delivered in workshops that will compliment the experience gained on the job.

The holder of this qualification is able to carry out functions such as rig cranes, conveyors, and similar gear for heavy lifts; handle the associated rope work; and work at heights. They may go onto the Advanced strand of the National Certificate and/or change direction in their work or further develop skills by transferring credits to the National Certificate in Scaffolding.

Graduates will have the recognised skills and knowledge required to work as an intermediate level rigger. The holder will also be qualified to carry out basic functions – rig cranes, conveyors, and similar gear for heavy lifts; handle the associated rope work; and work at heights.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz+This programme is being re-developed and is subject to change in 2017

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN RIGGING (ADVANCED)+

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LEVEL: Level 4

CREDIT VALUE: 188 Credits

DURATION: 12 months, workshops which are integrated into, and will complement, your experience gained on the job

START DATE: Multiple intakes per year

END DATE: Varies

LOCATION: Auckland

2017 DOMESTIC FEE: For a full fee breakdown refer towww.tpp.ac.nz

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The National Certificate Rigging (Advanced) (Level 4) recognises the skills of a Trade Certified Rigger.

Your theory and practical lessons will include:• Core compulsory unit standards

67 credits• Advanced Rigging unit standards

120 credits

Please refer to the breakdown of the Unit Standards on page 11

This is a 12 month programme delivered in workshops that will compliment the experience gained on the job.

The holder of this qualification are able to meet the top equipment usage level in the rigging industry such as guyed derricks, gin poles, cable ways and fabricated hung scaffolds. They are also able to plan and supervise complex operations. This is the highest level qualification available in this industry.

Graduates will have the recognised skills and knowledge required to work as an advanced level rigger.

Standards can be viewed on www.tpp.ac.nz

+This programme is being re-developed and is subject to change in 2017

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ENTRY CRITERIANATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (ELEMENTARY)

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be 16 years of age or over.

• Must have successfully achieved NCEA Level One (or equivalent), or be able to demonstrate sound written and oral skills, or have achieved a local or National Certificate in the Construction industry or a related field.

• Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.

Special Notes:

• Special Entry may be granted when evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme.

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (INTERMEDIATE)

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• The National Certificate in Scaffolding (Elementary) (Level 3), or the demonstration of equivalent knowledge and skills, is a prerequisite.

• Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.

Special Notes:

• Special Entry may be granted when evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme.

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (ADVANCED)

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• The National Certificate in Scaffolding (Intermediate) (Level 4), or the demonstration of equivalent knowledge and skills, is a prerequisite.

• Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.

Special Notes:

• Special Entry may be granted when evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme.

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications.

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SCAFFOLDING (SUSPENDED)

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Open entry

• Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.

Special Notes:

• Special Entry may be granted when evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme.

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications.

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NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN RIGGING

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Be 16 years of age or over.

• Must have successfully achieved NCEA Level One (or equivalent), or be able to demonstrate sound written and oral skills.

• Be in full-time employment as applicants must be able to enter into a training agreement with their employer.

• Applicants for whom English is a second language must meet IELTS (or equivalent) Level 5.5 or above.

Special Notes:

• Special Entry may be granted when evidence exists that the applicant can successfully complete the programme.

• For safety reasons, physical strengths, dexterity, balance co-ordination and motor skills all need to be unimpaired to work within this industry.

• Cross crediting may be possible for certain overseas qualifications.

We do not set a closing date for applications. The Polytechnic reserves the right to not accept late applications, i.e., after the programme has started. You will be offered a place subject to meeting the entry and selection requirements and the availability of places on the programme. The Polytechnic reserves the right to cancel, prior to commencement, any programme which does not attract a minimum number of students.

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HOW TOAPPLYCheck out our website or contact us if you have further questions about entry requirements for your chosen programme We look forward to hearing from you.

Decide on your programme

Either free phone 0800 TPP INFO(within NZ only) and ask for an application pack or click the ‘Enrol Now’ link on our website

Complete and return your enrolment form (please get in touch if you need help). We’ll assess your application and get back to you as soon as we can

Full entry criteria andselection criteria available atwww.tpp.ac.nz

CONTACT DETAILSITNZ

0800 TPP ITNZwww.tpp.ac.nz/scaffoldingandrigging

study@tpp.ac.nz

Private Bag 607 Greymouth 7840

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Industry TrainingNew Zealand