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MNMG238A - Conduct Forklift Operations

Forklift courses are run on a regular schedule at our Guildford training school or we can arrange group training and/ or assessment at clients’ premises.

Options include:

Two to three hour assessments for experienced operators.
One day training and assessment courses designed to impart basic skills to novice operators.
Tailored training such as refresher courses or specific task techniques.

Our training course covers:

Legislation
Duty of care
Inspection and safe working loads of equipment
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Carrying out a two (dual) forklift operation
Centres of gravity for forklift trucks and loads
Forklift truck design limits
Load velocity versus vehicle speed
Carrying passengers and raising personnel
Work permits and isolations
Reporting of damage and defects
Minimum clearances
Re-fuelling vehicles/ cylinders and LPG safety
Planning work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication with co-workers

Our one day training course will usually provide novice trainees with sufficient basic skills to earn a statement of attainment in forklift operations. The time required to train people does vary though, depending on your level of hand – eye coordination, and your ability to adapt to new ideas and techniques. Additional training is of course available if required.

After successful completion of your course you will be issued with a Worksafe Notice Of Assessment which will immediately entitle you to perform work until you receive your card. We also issue a Statement Of Attainment stating the unit achieved and process your Worksafe paperwork for you. All units can contribute towards completion of MNM20105 Certificate II and/or MNM30105 Certificate III in metalliferous mining.

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BCGCM3001B - Operate Elevated Work Platforms

Elevated Work Platform courses are run on a regular schedule at our Guildford training school or at clients’ premises by arrangement.

Options include:

Two to three hour assessments for experienced operators.
One day training and assessment courses designed to impart basic skills to novice operators.
Tailored training such as refresher courses or specific task techniques.

Our course covers:

Certification requirements
Duty of care
Responsibilities
Inspection and safe working loads of equipment
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Environmental factors such as high wind and soft surfaces
Centres of gravity of elevating work platforms and design limits
Excavations and load supporting surfaces
Hazards associated with working aloft in an isolated position
Carrying materials within the platform
Work permits and isolations
Reporting of damage and defects
Minimum clearances
Planning work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication/ consulting with co-workers and others
Operating/ working in public places

Our one day training course will usually provide novice trainees with sufficient basic skills to earn a statement of attainment in elevated work platform operations. The time required to train people does vary though, depending on your level of hand – eye coordination, and your ability to adapt to new ideas and techniques. Additional training is of course available if required.

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MNMG207A - Conduct Dogging Operations

Dogging courses are run every week at our Guildford training school over six days. Because of the way the course is structured and the overlapping knowledge requirements it is possible to also complete basic rigging, CN crane and CV crane or any combination within six days.

We also run three day courses in dogging / basic rigging and dogging / non slewing (CN) crane. These are run from Monday to Wednesday and are alternated according to demand. You can elect to do one ticket or both in each course.

Our course covers:

Certification requirements
Duty of care
Responsibilities
Inspection, discard factors and safe working loads of fibre rope, wire rope, synthetic slings, chains and general lifting gear
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Environmental factors such as high wind and soft surfaces
Centres of gravity, structural and stability zones, and design limits of cranes
Excavations and load supporting surfaces
Hazards associated with working in the proximity of loads and moving equipment
Assessing the mass of loads
Work permits and isolations
Minimum clearances
Planning the work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication/ consulting with co-workers and others
Operating/ working in public places
Lifting personnel by crane

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MNMG208A - Conduct Basic Rigging Operations

Basic Rigging courses are run every week at our Guildford training school over six days. It is a Worksafe requirement that you possess a dogging ticket before you can complete basic rigging. Because of the way the course is structured and the overlapping knowledge requirements it is possible to also complete dogging, CN crane and CV crane or any combination within six days.

Our course covers:

Certification requirements

Duty of care
Responsibilities
Inspection, discard factors and safe working loads of equipment, fittings and tools
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Interpretation of site plans, practices, drawings and marking plans
Hazards associated with working in the proximity of moving equipment and cranes
Basic line drawings
Work permits, isolations, minimum clearances and planning the work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication/ consulting with co-workers and others
Selection and usage of tools
Working in a public place and the necessary controls
Adherence to design specifications
Transport coordination requirements

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MNMG234A - Conduct Non Slewing Crane Operations (CN)

CN Crane courses are run every week at our Guildford training school over six days. Because of the way the course is structured and the overlapping knowledge requirements it is possible to also complete dogging, basic rigging, and CV crane or any combination within six days.

Our course covers:

Certification requirements
Duty of care
Responsibilities
Inspection, and safe working loads of equipment
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Environmental factors such as high wind and soft surfaces
Centres of gravity, structural and stability zones, and design limits of cranes
Excavations and load supporting surfaces
Hazards associated with working in the proximity of loads and moving equipment
Assessing the mass of loads
Work permits and isolations
Minimum clearances
Planning the work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication/ consulting with co-workers and others
Operating/ working in public places
Carrying out a multi crane lift
Lifting personnel by crane

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MNMG232A - Operate Vehicle Loading Crane (CV)

CV Crane courses are run every week at our Guildford training school over six days. Because of the way the course is structured and the overlapping knowledge requirements it is possible to also complete dogging, basic rigging, and CN crane or any combination within six days.

Our course covers:

Certification requirements
Duty of care
Responsibilities
Inspection and safe working loads of equipment
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control
Environmental factors such as high wind and soft surfaces
Centres of gravity, structural and stability zones, and design limits of cranes
Excavations and load supporting surfaces
Hazards associated with working in the proximity of loads and moving equipment
Assessing the mass of loads
Work permits and isolations
Reporting of damage and defects
Minimum clearances
Planning the work to ensure clear paths of travel, and communication/ consulting with co-workers and others
Operating/ working in public places

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