How to Become a Dogman
Ever thought about how to become a dogman in Australia and what it takes? If so, you’ve come to the right place!
A dogman plays an important role particularly in construction projects, especially around the safe movement of heavy loads. Learning how to become a dogman could potentially open up lots of new opportunities for you. Not to be confused with someone that trains dogs or enjoys a bit of public voyeurism in their spare time!
Particularly if you want to change roles or get into the construction industry, there’s never been more demand. With record construction project pipelines in Australia but a shortage of skilled workers.
Read on for information about how to become a dogman, earning your dogging ticket and getting hired as one!
Dogging and Rigging – A Beginner’s Guide
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 are there? In this blog post, we’ll explain all that and more, so you can make an informed decision about your career in construction.
6 Reasons you Need a Dogging Ticket
If you work in construction in Australia, chances are you’ve heard of a ‘Dogging ticket’. But what exactly is it?
A Dogging ticket is a high risk work licence that allows you to direct the crane operator when moving loads around a construction site. It also involves using various slinging techniques and dogmen are responsible for ensuring lifting gear is in good working condition. It’s a nationally recognised qualification, and is valid for 5 years. Here are 6 reasons why you need a Dogging ticket.