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Bullivants recognises that in order for employers to provide safe work environments they must provide the correct equipment for use and provide training as to how to use the equipment safely.Our trainers can support your business and team by providing a range of nationally accredited courses relating to lifting and rigging. Bullivants has provided a range of competency based training for over 25 years and our experienced training team combined, has 181 years’ worth of industry experience to share with students. Providing not just theory but practical knowledge of the highest levels.We hold our training courses at dedicated Bullivants training locations across Australia and at customer’s premises. Eliminating the need for your team to be away from site for extended periods.TRAINING COURSES AVAILABLE: • RIIWHS204D – Working Safely at Heights • CPCCLDG3001A – License to Perform Dogging • RIIHAN305D - Operate a Gantry or Overhead Crane • RIIHAN205D – Secure Cargo • RIIHAN203D – Conduct Lifting Operations • RIIUND207D – Conduct Underground Lifting Operations

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DESIGNED FOR:The Working Safely at Heights course is designed for students required to undertake working at heights tasks in a variety of situations, on and around various structures and in differing work environments including working near unprotected edges or slopes. The course is designed to give instruction on completing working at heights risk assessments, practical application skills and pre and post inspection techniques.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on Working at Heights applications. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) for various environments as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements, practical application of fitting a harness and attaching temporary static lines and hardware components such as karabiners and hooks.

CONTENT:Specific knowledge is required to achieve the Performance Criteria of this unit, particularly its application in a variety of circumstances in which the unit may be used.This includes knowledge of the following, as required to work safely at heights: • The names and functions of equipment, components and materials • Equipment manufacturer’s instructions and specifications • Safe shifting and handling of tools and materials • Statutory and regulatory authority requirements • The nature of work undertaken at heights • Heights safety systems • The processes of providing for safe working practices • Safety equipment/systems and considerations to facilitate working safely at heights

DURATION: 1 Day

PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:Language, Literacy and Numeracy as required to work safely at heights in the workplace and complete workplace documentation. Students must be physically capable of climbing a ladder safely maintaining three points of contact.

ASSESSMENT:Students learning outcomes will be assessed using practical activities designed to simulate the work environment and written questions as appropriate.

DELIVERY METHOD:Classroom theory via PowerPoint presentations, including audio-visual material, practical desktop activities and discussion. Practical components using height safety equipment in a range of work simulated scenarios.

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DESIGNED FOR:The License to Perform Dogging course is designed for students required to undertake the application of slinging techniques to move a load (including the selection and pre and post inspection of lifting equipment) and/or the directing of a crane/hoist operator in the movement of a load when the load is out of the view of the crane/hoist operator.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on the application of slinging and Dogging methods in order to achieve your national Dogging competency. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) and practical application of lifting methods as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements.

CONTENT:Theory and practical instruction on the following:1. Aim & Objectives2. PPE & Duty of Care3. Legislation4. Risk Assessment & JSA5. Lifting Plan6. Inspection7. Methods of Lift8. Calculation of Loads9. Selecting Correct Equipment10. Storage11. Lock Out Tag Out12. Wire Rope13. Chain Slings14. Temporary Connections

15. Knots16. Spreader Beams17. Synthetic Slings18. Shackles19. Eye Bolts20. Magnets21. Forklift Attachments22. Plate Clamps23. Crane Signals24. Mobile Crane Types25. Crane Outriggers26. Overhead Cranes & Hoists27. Worksite Hazards

DURATION: 3.5 days – max. 6 students.

PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:English (language, literacy and numeracy). PPE including high visibility clothing (long sleeve shirt and pants), steel cap shoes, safety glasses and rigging gloves.

ASSESSMENT:Students will be assessed on practical activities (providing communication to a crane driver and conducting a number of lifts) and a written assessment.

DELIVERY METHOD:This course is delivered at Bullivants training centres nationally and customer sites (where a mobile crane is available) via PowerPoint presentations, audio-visual material, individual and group activities and practical applications which simulate real working environments..






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DESIGNED FOR:The Operate a Gantry or Overhead Crane course is designed for students required to operate bridge and gantry cranes. The course is designed to give instruction on sling selection, safe lifting practices, practical application skills and pre and post inspection techniques.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on the safe Operation of Gantry or Overhead Cranes. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) and practical application of crane operation as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements.

CONTENT:Theory and practical instruction on the following:1. Aim,ObjectivesandBenefits2. Duty of Care3. Accidents & Prevention4. Inspection Checklists5. Lifting Plan6. Wire Rope & Slings7. Alloy Chain Slings8. Lifting/Spreader Beams9. Synthetic Slings10. Lifting Shackles11. Lifting Eyebolts12. Chain & Lever Blocks13. Cranes & Overhead Hoists14. Crane Pre-start

DURATION: 8 hours - max. 12 students.


ASSESSMENT:Students will be assessed on practical activities (providing communication to a crane driver and conducting a number of lifts) and a written assessment.

DELIVERY METHOD:This course is delivered at Bullivants training centres nationally and customer sites (where a bridge and gantry crane is available) via PowerPoint presentations, audio-visual material, individual and group activities and practical applications which simulate real working environments.






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DESIGNED FOR:The Secure Cargo course is designed for students required to undertake the application of load restraint techniques to secure a load including the selection and pre and post inspection of restraint equipment.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on load restraint equipment and applications. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) and practical application of load restraint practices as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements.

CONTENT:Theory and practical instruction on the following:1. Introduction and Aim 2. Duty of Care3. The Restraint Plan4. Chain of Responsibility5. Planning & Fatigue6. Manual Handling7. Packaging Basics8. Truck Access9. Rated Curtain Restraint10. Understand Friction

11. Restraint Terms12. Container Restraint13. Fibre Rope14. Webbing Restraint15. Chains Restraint16. Shackles17. Rigging Screws & Turnbuckles18. Eyebolts & Anchor Points19. Restraint Plan20. Assessment



ASSESSMENT:Students will be assessed on practical activities and a written assessment.

DELIVERY METHOD:This course is delivered at Bullivants training centres nationally and customer sites via PowerPoint presentations, audio-visual material, individual and group activities and practical applications which simulate real working environments.






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DESIGNED FOR:The Conduct Lifting Operations course is designed for students required to undertake lifting tasks in all surface environments. The course is designed to give instruction on safe lifting practices, practical application skills and pre and post inspection techniques.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on Lifting Operations. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) and practical application of safe lifting practices as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements.

CONTENT:Theory and practical instruction on the following:1. Aim,ObjectivesandBenefits2. Duty of Care3. Accidents & Prevention4. Inspection Checklists5. Lifting Plan6. Wire Rope & Slings7. Alloy Chain Slings

8. Lifting/Spreader Beams9. Synthetic Slings10. Lifting Shackles11. Lifting Eyebolts12. Chain & Lever Blocks13. Cranes & Overhead Hoists14. Crane Pre-start










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DESIGNED FOR:The Conduct Underground Lifting Operations course is designed for students required to undertake lifting tasks in underground environments. The course is designed to give instruction on safe lifting practices, practical application skills and pre and post inspection techniques.

DESCRIPTION:This course gives both theory and practical instruction on Underground Lifting Operations. It includes risk assessment, pre and post use inspection of equipment, job step planning (JSA/SWMS) and practical application of safe lifting practices as per Australian Standards, Worksafe, OH&S and other statutory requirements.

CONTENT:Theory and practical instruction on the following:1. Aim,ObjectivesandBenefits2. Duty of Care3. Accidents & Prevention4. Inspection Checklists5. Lifting Plan6. Wire Rope & Slings7. Alloy Chain Slings

8. Lifting/Spreader Beams9. Synthetic Slings10. Lifting Shackles11. Lifting Eyebolts12. Chain & Lever Blocks13. Cranes & Overhead Hoists14. Crane Pre-start









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