TLILIC0022 Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane & CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform Dogging (Combined)

TLILIC0022 Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 20 tonnes) & CPCCLDG3001 Licence to Perform Dogging

Combined High Risk Work Licence Course

6 Day Course | Location: Perth

Do you hold the correct licence to safely lift and direct loads on site?

This nationally recognised High Risk Work Licence (HRWL) program combines:

• C2 – Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 20 tonnes)

• DG – Dogging

Designed for individuals working in construction, civil, logistics, infrastructure, and industrial environments, this intensive 6-day program provides the practical skills and underpinning knowledge required to safely operate a slewing mobile crane and perform dogging duties in accordance with legislative and workplace health and safety requirements.

Participants will be trained and assessed to:

• Plan and conduct lifting operations

• Select and inspect lifting gear

• Interpret load charts and calculate safe working loads

• Safely operate a slewing mobile crane (MRC up to 20 tonnes)

• Direct crane movements using standardised hand and whistle signals

• Communicate effectively with crane operators and lifting crews

• Apply hazard identification and risk control measures

• Comply with all relevant WHS legislation and regulatory requirements

⚠ Important:
Competency in these units does not automatically grant a High Risk Work Licence. Applicable licensing and processing fees are payable to WorkSafe.

• You the participant can submit an application for your High Risk Work Licence to WorkSafe, or; 

• Nara Training & Assessing can assist with submission of your High Risk Work Licence application to WorkSafe.

If you would like Nara to apply for your HRWL, select under your add-ons when booking.

• New HRWL: $100
• Adding a licence to an existing HRWL: $50

All corporate bookings must be made via email to [email protected]

Entry Requirements

To enrol in this combined HRWL course with Nara Training & Assessing, participants must:

• Be a minimum of 18 years of age

• Demonstrate sound verbal and written comprehension of the English language

• Have strong mathematical skills (load chart interpretation and lifting calculations are significant components of assessment)

Please note:

• Interpreters and/or online translation support are not permitted in accordance with National Assessment Instrument (NAI) Assessment Guidelines

• All assessments are closed book, completed in English

• No assistance can be provided once assessment has commenced

• Students requiring additional learning support are encouraged to discuss their needs with Nara Training staff prior to course commencement

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Participants must wear:

• High-visibility shirt (hi-vis vest can be supplied if required)

• Steel-capped safety boots

Identification Requirements

Participants must bring one valid form of identification, including:

• One current photo identification (e.g. Driver’s Licence or Passport)

Upon Successful Completion

Participants who successfully complete both units will receive:

• Statement of Attainment for:

  • TLILIC0022 – Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane (up to 20 tonnes)

  • CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging

• Notice of Assessment (NA) for both licence classes — enabling application for High Risk Work Licences (C2 and DG)

Course Overview

This combined 6-day course is designed for individuals who are required to both:

• Operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes), and

• Perform dogging duties including directing crane movements and selecting lifting gear.

Training is delivered at Nara Training & Assessing’s purpose-built Forrestfield facility, designed to replicate real workplace conditions and provide practical, industry-relevant experience.

Training and assessment includes:

• Current legislation and regulatory requirements

• Roles and responsibilities of crane operators and doggers

• Hazard identification and risk management

• Crane setup and pre-operational inspections

• Load chart interpretation and safe lifting calculations

• Slinging techniques and selection of lifting gear

• Directing crane operations using standard hand and whistle signals

• Safe lifting and load handling procedures

• Shutdown, securing, and post-operational processes

What to Bring / Wear

• Valid photographic identification

• Appropriate protective clothing and footwear (no singlets, shorts, or thongs)

• Steel-capped boots and hi-vis clothing (mandatory)

PPE such as hi-vis vests and hard hats can be provided if required.

Re-sit fees may apply where a participant is deemed Not Yet Competent (NYC).

Delivery Mode

Face-to-face training and assessment

Training Location

Forrestfield Training Facility
Unit 3, 271 Berkshire Road
Forrestfield WA 6058