Thinking about becoming a crane operator, rigger or dogger? You’ve probably heard it’s decent money, in demand, and a good way to stay hands-on while building a solid career. All true. But is it the right fit for you?
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If you’re looking to get into the construction industry, you may have heard the terms “dogging” and “rigging” being thrown around. But what do they mean?
What’s the difference between a dogger and a rigger? And what levels of rigging
Changes to prerequisites for mobile crane licences including C0 crane tickets
Officially no longer required to hold a Dogman’s licence or a C2/C6 licence for 2 years before accessing relevant C1/C0 units
Start with the dream, and the rest will follow
At the end of every week, we are rewarded with the fruits of our labour by the grateful Dogman students that pass through our gates as we issue their Statement of
We strive to offer the highest quality high risk work licence training on the Gold Coast and surrounding south east Queensland. To do that, (in part) we believe you need to have experience of operating the sometimes many crane types
Our operating a crawler crane considerations in a nutshell:
1. Allow adequate slew clearances from hazards.
2. Don’t rely on any hoist/luff limits
3. Operate mobile cranes in a controlled manner as per the crane manufacturer’s specifications<br
Last month we gave you the opportunity to win a seat on our ‘C6 Elite Course‘ worth $2500. Our competition partners at Woobox randomly selected an entrant and we are delighted to announce that Craig West is our lucky winner.
Through hands-on, fundamental and basis training with a variety of cranes (including slew and non-slew), more comprehensive C6 crane ticket training benefits students with:
1. Better understanding of safer mobile crane operation through experience.
2. Crane operator employment
