Rigging Basic Night
Unit code CPCCLRG3001 Licence to perform rigging basic level
COURSE OVERVIEW
Course overview
Explore an evening training pathway for rigging – basic. Plan theory, practical training and assessment around your work commitments. Sessions combine discussion, equipment familiarisation and practical activities relevant to the work. Bring your current experience and any employer requirements so the FHV team can help identify the right training pathway.
Who this course is for
Workers seeking an evening training option. Confirm how theory, practical sessions and assessment fit around your work commitments.
What you will learn
- Plan basic rigging tasks
- Inspect and select equipment
- Move and position loads
- Use mechanical load-shifting equipment
- Complete safe dismantling and pack-up
Entry requirements
Discuss your experience, language and learning support needs with FHV before arranging training. Bring photo identification and wear steel-capped boots, long pants and suitable high-visibility clothing for practical activities. Confirm any additional site PPE with the team.
Course details
Evening theory, practical sessions and assessment may take place at different times. Contact FHV for the current timetable before making work arrangements.
Assessment
Assessment combines knowledge questions and practical demonstrations relevant to the course. Your trainer will explain the evidence required and help you prepare. Completing training does not guarantee a successful assessment outcome. Where a high risk work licence is required, the licensing assessment and licence application are separate steps.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the next training date?
Call (02) 8766 9810 or email admin@fhv.edu.au for current dates.
What should I bring?
Bring photo identification, the requested course paperwork and appropriate PPE for practical training. FHV will confirm your preparation before the course.
Can I discuss support before training?
Yes. Tell the FHV team about language, literacy, learning or accessibility support needs before making a booking so suitable arrangements can be discussed.
