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At FHV Training Institute, we offer exceptional, hands-on training with industry experts, state-of-the-art facilities, and personalized support. Our commitment to excellence ensures that every student achieves their full potential and career success.

Nationally Accredited Dogging Course

A dogging licence is crucial for ensuring workplace safety and compliance. It certifies the ability to safely direct crane operations, handle loads, and manage rigging tasks, thereby preventing accidents and enhancing operational efficiency on construction sites and industrial environments

Week Day Course

Master essential dogging skills with our comprehensive Day Dogging Course. Learn safe rigging, load management, and crane signaling during convenient daytime sessions led by industry experts in a supportive environment.

$950

Night Courses

Perfect for busy professionals, our Night Dogging Course offers flexible evening training. Gain expertise in load handling, rigging, and safety protocols under the guidance of skilled trainers in a hands-on setting.

$1250

Weekend Courses

Designed for those with tight schedules, our Weekend Dogging Course provides intensive training on weekends. Achieve certification in rigging and load management with practical, real-world instruction and expert guidance.

$1250

Welcome to Our Comprehensive Dogging Training

Why You Need a Dogging License

In certain situations, a person without a high-risk work dogging license might safely sling a load, provided no judgment is required regarding the technique or suitability of the lifting gear. To ensure proper qualification for dogging tasks, several key factors must be addressed by a licensed dogger:

  • Load Visibility: The load must remain visible to the operator throughout the lifting process.
  • Training and Documentation: The individual must be trained and documented in the specific lifting procedure.
  • Standard Procedures: A standard lifting procedure must be established and signed by the dogger, engineer, and rigger.
  • Equipment Inspection: An inspector must verify that the lifting equipment is in safe and serviceable condition.

The Role of Rigging and Dogging

Rigging and dogging are essential processes on any job site, each with distinct responsibilities and licensing requirements:

  • Rigging: Carried out by a rigger, this process involves setting up pulleys, hoists, and other mechanical systems to move loads safely. Rigging encompasses tasks such as transporting, positioning, and securing loads. A skilled rigger ensures the safe movement and erection of equipment on-site, including selecting appropriate tools and structures.

  • Dogging: Dogging involves the correct slinging techniques necessary for safely managing loads. A dogger is trained to handle specific tasks related to cranes and lifting equipment, ensuring that loads are securely slung and guided during movement.

In Australia, obtaining a dogging license is a fundamental step before advancing to a basic rigging license. Rigging and dogging require separate licenses, reflecting the different scopes of their responsibilities.

Start Your Journey with Us

Our training program provides all the necessary elements to acquire a national High Risk Work Licence (Class DG) for Dogging operations. This is the first step towards further qualifications in rigging. Whether you’re aiming to enhance your skills or start a new career, our expert-led courses ensure you’re equipped to excel in both dogging and rigging.

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