Civil Industry

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of tractors in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, operating techniques, load handling, and maintenance of the machine.

$700.00 per person

NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for tractor operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks
• Safely operating the tractor for a range of tasks
• Using and removing implements
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Agricultural and farming workers
• Local council and parks maintenance staff
• Anyone required to operate a tractor as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for tractor operations
• Pre-start checks and routine maintenance
• Safe operating techniques in various terrain and conditions
• Attaching, using, and removing implements (slasher, auger, bucket, etc.)
• Load handling and transport procedures
• Hazard identification and risk control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of the tractor

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO315E – Conduct Tractor Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe operation of a self-propelled compactor in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer requirements, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, correct compaction techniques, load management, and post-operational procedures.

$700.00 per person

NOTE: Third Party Trainers may differ

1 Day/ Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, compaction techniques, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for compactor operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Compacting materials to specification
• Operating within safety and efficiency guidelines
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant self-propelled compactor in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Road building and maintenance crews
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Anyone required to operate a self-propelled compactor as part of their job role

• WHS and legislative requirements for compactor operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient compaction techniques
• Operating on various soil and material types
• Identifying hazards and applying control measures
• Completing shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO316E – Conduct Self-Propelled Compactor Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe operation of a roller in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, compaction techniques for different materials, and routine maintenance requirements.

$700.00 per person

NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, and compaction techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for roller operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Compacting materials to required specifications
• Operating safely and efficiently in various site conditions
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant roller in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and road maintenance workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Workers involved in compaction of materials for road, pavement, or foundation construction
• Anyone required to operate a roller as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for roller operations
• Conducting pre-start checks and fault reporting
• Operating the roller to compact various materials
• Understanding compaction techniques and patterns
• Hazard identification and risk control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO317F – Conduct Roller Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a skid steer loader in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load handling techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person

NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day /  Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, load handling, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for skid steer loader operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Loading, carrying, and dumping materials safely
• Using attachments appropriately
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant skid steer loader in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the machine confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Landscaping and materials handling workers
• Anyone required to operate a skid steer loader as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for skid steer loader operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, carrying, and dumping of materials
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Use of attachments such as buckets, forks, and sweepers
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO318F – Conduct Civil Construction Skid Steer Loader Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a backhoe/loader in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, excavation and loading techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person

Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for backhoe/loader operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Excavating, loading, and placing materials
• Operating safely and efficiently in various site conditions
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant backhoe/loader in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Local council and maintenance staff
• Anyone required to operate a backhoe/loader as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for backhoe/loader operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Excavating, trenching, and loading procedures
• Safe operation of attachments (buckets, forks, augers, etc.)
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO319E – Conduct Backhoe/Loader Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of an excavator in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, excavation techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 Per Person

NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, excavation techniques, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for excavator operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Excavating, loading, and placing materials
• Operating safely and efficiently in various site conditions
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant excavator in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Local council, landscaping, and drainage workers
• Anyone required to operate an excavator as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for excavator operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Excavating, trenching, and loading procedures
• Safe use of attachments (buckets, augers, hydraulic breakers, etc.)
• Hazard identification and risk control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO320F – Conduct civil construction excavator operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

An excavator is a self-propelled vehicle (either crawler or wheeled) that has an upper structure, which can move a minimum of 360 degrees. This equipment can excavate, then swing and discharge materials. This action is done through the movement of the boom, without any movement from the chassis or undercarriage of the machine.

The excavator boom has three segments similar to a person's upper arm, forearm and hand. The excavator digs into the ground below ground level with the bucket to excavate materials. When the bucket lifts or swings, it moves the materials toward the machine and then into the discharge area.

What are some attachments that are used with an Excavator?

• Trenching Bucket
• Mud Bucket
• Batter Bucket
• Ripper
• Rake
• Hydraulic Hammer
• Rock Grab
• Log Grab
• Compaction Rollers
• Augers (post hole)
• Craning Valve (burst valve)
• Hydraulic Chainsaw
• Rock & Gravel Sieves
• Dozer Blade

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a wheeled front end loader in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load handling techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, load handling, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for loader operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Loading, carrying, and dumping materials safely
• Using attachments appropriately
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant wheeled front end loader in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Quarry and material handling workers
• Anyone required to operate a wheeled front end loader as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for wheeled loader operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient loading, carrying, and dumping of materials
• Use of attachments such as buckets, forks, and grapples
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO321F – Conduct civil construction wheeled front end loader operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a tracked front end loader in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load handling techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, load handling, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for tracked loader operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Loading, carrying, and dumping materials safely
• Using attachments appropriately
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant tracked front end loader in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Quarry and material handling workers
• Anyone required to operate a tracked front end loader as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for tracked loader operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient loading, carrying, and dumping of materials
• Use of attachments such as buckets, forks, and rippers
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO322E – Conduct civil construction tracked front end loader operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a dozer in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, earthmoving techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, earthmoving techniques, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for dozer operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Moving and shaping material to specification
• Operating safely on varied terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant dozer in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the machine confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.
  If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Road construction and maintenance crews
• Anyone required to operate a dozer as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for dozer operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient cutting, pushing, and spreading of material
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Use of attachments such as rippers and blades
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO323E – Conduct civil construction dozer operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a grader in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, grading techniques, safe use of attachments, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, grading techniques, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for grader operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Grading and finishing surfaces to specification
• Operating safely on varied terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant grader in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the machine confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• WHS and legislative requirements for grader operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient grading techniques
• Shaping, trimming, and finishing surfaces to specification
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Use of attachments such as rippers and blades
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO324F – Conduct Civil Construction Grader Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

A grader is a self-propelled vehicle that is used to move and place construction materials using a centrally mounted blade. Standard models have three axles, with the cab and engine above the rear axles at one end, a third axle at the front end and the blade in between.

A grader may have a forward and rear mounted blade, rippers or scarifying points.

On most graders the blade and attachment controls are hydraulic but some may be mechanical. It is important to note that it is not permissible to carry a passenger on the grader.

What are some attachments that are used with a Grader?

• Grader Blade
• Scarifiers
• Rippers
• GPS
• Dozer Blade

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a scraper in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, loading and unloading techniques, spreading operations, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, machine operation, loading, and spreading techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for scraper operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Loading, transporting, and spreading materials
• Operating safely and efficiently in varied conditions
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant scraper in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the machine confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Road construction and maintenance crews
• Anyone required to operate a scraper as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for scraper operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, hauling, and spreading of materials
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO325E – Conduct Civil Construction Scraper Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a water vehicle in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, safe water spraying techniques, load management, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, vehicle operation, and safe spraying techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for water vehicle operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Operating the vehicle for dust suppression or compaction
• Managing loads and water distribution safely
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of vehicles, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant water vehicle in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the vehicle confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Road construction and maintenance crews
• Anyone required to operate a water vehicle as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for water vehicle operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe operation for dust suppression and compaction
• Managing loads and water distribution systems
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO326E – Conduct Water Vehicle Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a belly dump truck in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load management, safe dumping techniques, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, vehicle operation, load management, and safe dumping techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for belly dump truck operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safely loading, transporting, and dumping materials
• Operating efficiently on various terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of vehicles, sitting for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant belly dump truck in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the vehicle confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Road construction and maintenance crews
• Anyone required to operate a belly dump truck as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for belly dump truck operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, transporting, and dumping of materials
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO336E – Conduct Belly Dump Truck Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of an articulated haul truck in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load management, safe operation on varied terrains, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, vehicle operation, load management, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for articulated haul truck operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safely loading, transporting, and dumping materials
• Operating efficiently on various terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of vehicles, sitting for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant articulated haul truck in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the vehicle confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Quarry and material handling workers
• Anyone required to operate an articulated haul truck as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for articulated haul truck operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, transporting, and dumping of materials
• Operating on different terrains and in various site conditions
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO337E – Conduct Articulated Haul Truck Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

An Articulated Dump Truck is the most common dump/haul truck you will see on a civil or mining site. They are purpose built trucks that are able to go over rough terrain to get the job done. The vehicle usually has all-wheel drive and consists of two basic units: the front section, generally called the tractor, and the rear section that contains the dump body, called the hauler or trailer section. 

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a rigid haul truck in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load management, safe operation on varied terrains, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, vehicle operation, load management, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for rigid haul truck operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safely loading, transporting, and dumping materials
• Operating efficiently on various terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of vehicles, sitting for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant rigid haul truck in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the vehicle confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Quarry and material handling workers
• Anyone required to operate a rigid haul truck as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for rigid haul truck operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, transporting, and dumping of materials
• Operating on different terrains and in various site conditions
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIMPO338E – Conduct Rigid Haul Truck Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate an elevating work platform (EWP) under 11 metres. It includes planning, conducting routine checks, safely operating the platform, and shutting down and securing the equipment.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party costs may differ

1 Day | Face-to-Face Practical Training

None

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIHAN301E – Operate Elevating Work Platform

• Identifying and managing worksite hazards
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safe operation of an EWP
• Emergency and shutdown procedures
• Use of safety harnesses and fall protection (if required)
• Completing job safety analysis (JSA) and risk assessments

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering hazard controls, operating procedures, and safety protocols

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe operation of an elevating work platform including pre-start checks, positioning, raising/lowering, and shutdown procedures.

Note: This course requires standing, climbing, harness use, and upper body movement. Students must have access to a compliant EWP (e.g. scissor lift or boom lift under 11m) in safe working condition for the practical component.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Construction and maintenance workers
• Warehouse or factory workers
• Parks and gardens or council staff
• Anyone required to operate a scissor lift or boom lift under 11m as part of their role

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation. 

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit describes the skills and knowledge required to safely conduct slewing crane operations in a range of settings, in accordance with WHS legislation, site policies, and industry standards. It includes planning and preparing for crane use, inspecting equipment, safely lifting and moving loads, and shutting down the equipment.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party trainers costs may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering safety, crane operation, risk control measures, and workplace procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:
• Pre-start inspections and site checks
• Safe lifting, moving, and placing of loads
• Interpreting and following lift plans
• Post-operation shutdown and reporting

Note: This course requires physical activity including climbing, standing, and manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant slewing crane in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil, construction, or industrial workers using slewing cranes
• Employers needing to verify crane competency where HRWL is not mandated
• Operators of cranes with a capacity under the licensing threshold or operating in non-licensable conditions

• Safe work practices for slewing crane operation
• Conducting site and load assessments
• Planning and preparing for lifting tasks
• Interpreting load charts and safety signage
• Operating the crane to lift, move and place loads
• Using communication systems (hand signals/radios)
• Shutting down and securing the crane post-operation

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN304E – Conduct Slewing Crane Operations  

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the operation of a remote or pendant-controlled gantry/overhead crane. It involves planning and preparing, identifying load characteristics, operating the crane safely, and conducting post-operational procedures. This unit does not apply to cranes that require a High Risk Work Licence.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day | Face-to-Face – Theory & Practical

None

• Workers in manufacturing, logistics, steel fabrication, or warehouses
• Employers needing to verify operator competency
• Anyone operating a gantry or overhead crane with remote or pendant control in their job role
• Site workers required to move loads using overhead lifting systems

• Work health and safety (WHS) procedures and risk management
• Conducting pre-start equipment inspections
• Identifying load characteristics and lift planning
• Operating gantry/overhead crane controls
• Lifting, moving, and positioning loads safely
• Communication methods during crane operations
• Emergency stop and shutdown procedures
• Completing post-operational inspections and documentation

Upon successful completion, participants receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN305D – Operate a Gantry or Overhead Crane

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

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This nationally recognised unit covers the safe operation of a vehicle loading crane with a capacity of 10 metre tonnes or greater. Participants will learn how to plan and prepare for crane operations, conduct pre-operational checks, lift and place loads, and follow correct shutdown procedures.

Where the crane’s capacity is 10 metre tonnes or greater, a High Risk Work Licence (CV class) is required, and the course will prepare participants for the licensing assessment.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 day / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering legislation, WHS procedures, crane operation, and load calculations.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for crane operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Lifting and placing loads safely
• Operating the crane within safe load limits
• Following shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing onto equipment, standing for extended periods, manual handling, and upper body movement. Students must have access to a compliant vehicle loading crane in safe working condition for the practical assessment..

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Truck drivers and transport industry workers
• Civil construction and mining operators
• Logistics, warehousing, and freight personnel
• Workers who load/unload plant or materials using a vehicle loading crane

• WHS and legislative requirements for crane operations
• Pre-start checks and fault reporting
• Planning and preparing for lifting operations
• Interpreting load charts and safe working loads
• Correct use of slings, chains, and lifting gear
• Safe crane operation to lift, move, and place loads
• Communication signals and radio use during lifts
• Post-operational checks and securing the crane

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN307E – Operate a Vehicle Loading Crane
  

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe operation of a telescopic materials handler in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, safe lifting and load handling, use of attachments, and machine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS requirements, operational safety, load charts, and attachment use.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for telehandler operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Lifting, moving, and placing loads using attachments
• Operating the telehandler within load capacity
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant telescopic materials handler in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Warehouse and logistics operators
• Agricultural and farming workers using telehandlers
• Anyone required to operate a telescopic materials handler as part of their job role

• WHS and legislative requirements for telehandler operation
• Conducting pre-start inspections and fault reporting
• Safe use of various attachments (forks, buckets, grabs, jibs)
• Load charts, stability, and rated capacity
• Lifting, moving, and placing loads
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Post-operational checks and maintenance

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIHAN309F – Conduct Telescopic Materials Handler Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe operation of an integrated tool carrier in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer requirements, and workplace procedures. It includes the selection and use of attachments, load handling techniques, hazard management, and routine maintenance procedures.

$700.00 per person

NOTE: Third party trainers fees may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS obligations, load handling procedures, attachment use, and safe operating techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for operations
• Conducting pre-start inspections
• Safely lifting, moving, and placing loads using attachments
• Operating within capacity and stability limits
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of machinery, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant integrated tool carrier in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Warehouse and logistics operators
• Workers in manufacturing, ports, or freight handling
• Anyone required to operate an integrated tool carrier as part of their job role

• WHS and legislative requirements for machine operation
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Selecting, fitting, and using attachments (forks, buckets, jibs)
• Load handling, lifting, and transport procedures
• Load charts, stability, and capacity limits
• Identifying hazards and applying control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIHAN311F – Conduct Operations with Integrated Tool Carrier

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to operate a non-slewing crane safely, in accordance with WHS legislation, Australian standards, and workplace procedures. The course includes crane setup, pre-start checks, lifting and moving loads, using communication methods, and post-operation shutdown.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party trainers costs may differ

1 Day / Face to Face.

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering legislation, safety procedures, crane operations, and risk controls.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe operation of a non-slewing crane including:
• Pre-start inspections
• Load lifting and placement
• Load chart use
• Shutdown procedures

Note: This course requires standing, climbing, moderate lifting, and upper body movement. Students must have access to a compliant non-slewing crane in safe operating condition for the practical component.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Operators of vehicle loading cranes or other non-slewing cranes (>3 tonnes)
• Workers in civil, construction, and industrial sectors
• Employers seeking to verify employee competency
• Operators not required to hold a High Risk Work Licence

• Planning lifting tasks and reading load charts
• Identifying and controlling worksite hazards
• Conducting pre-operational inspections
• Safe use of lifting gear and attachments
• Operating a non-slewing crane to lift, move, and place loads
• Shutdown, post-operation checks, and reporting
• Communicating using hand signals and radios
• Understanding workplace procedures and WHS responsibilities

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN212E – Conduct Non‑Slewing Crane Operations
  

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a tip truck in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load management, safe dumping techniques, and routine maintenance.

$450.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, vehicle operation, load management, and safe dumping techniques.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for tip truck operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safely loading, transporting, and dumping materials
• Operating efficiently on various terrains
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing into and out of vehicles, sitting for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant tip truck in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the vehicle confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Earthmoving and plant operators
• Quarry, transport, and logistics workers
• Anyone required to operate a tip truck as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for tip truck operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe loading, transporting, and dumping of materials
• Operating on different terrains and site conditions
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIVEH304E – Conduct Tip Truck Operations

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient operation of a vehicle loading crane with a capacity under 10 metre tonnes, in accordance with WHS legislation, manufacturer specifications, and workplace procedures. It includes hazard identification, load handling techniques, and routine maintenance.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 1 Day / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, crane operation, load handling, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for vehicle loading crane operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safely lifting, moving, and placing loads
• Operating within safe load limits
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves climbing onto equipment, standing for extended periods, and performing moderate manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant vehicle loading crane (under 10 metre tonnes) in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students must provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from an employer or supervisor with experience on the crane confirming the student’s competency,
  OR
• Logbook – showing recent operating hours and tasks.

If the logbook is not completed before the course, the trainer will need to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off.

• Truck drivers and transport workers
• Civil construction and mining workers
• Logistics, warehousing, and freight personnel
• Anyone required to operate a vehicle loading crane under 10 metre tonnes as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for vehicle loading crane operations
• Conducting pre-operational checks and maintenance
• Safe and efficient lifting, moving, and placing of loads
• Interpreting load charts and safe working loads
• Use of slings, chains, and lifting gear
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
TLID0012 – Operate a Vehicle Loading Crane (Capacity Under 10 Metre Tonnes)

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.