CPCCLDG3001 Perform Dogging Licence Course and Training in Sydney

If you’re looking to work around cranes, heavy loads, and large construction sites, completing a Dogging Course in Sydney is one of the smartest career moves you can make. A Dogging (DG) High Risk Work Licence opens doors to stable, well-paid roles across construction, infrastructure, logistics and industrial sites throughout NSW.

At TP Training, we deliver industry-focused Dogging training designed for real job readiness, not just passing an assessment. With multiple accessible Sydney locations and experienced trainers, we help students get licensed, confident, and employable — fast.

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🧱 What Is a Dogging Course (DG High Risk Work Licence)?

Dogging involves selecting, inspecting, and safely slinging loads, then directing crane or hoist operators when the load isn’t fully visible. It’s a critical safety role on worksites where mistakes can cause serious injury or damage.

By completing this course, you’ll be working toward:

✅ CPCCLDG3001 – Licence to Perform Dogging
✅ High Risk Work Licence (DG Class)
✅ Nationally recognised certification valid across Australia

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👷 Who Is This Course For?

This Dogging course is ideal for:

✔ Construction workers wanting to upskill
✔ New entrants to the construction or civil industry
✔ Workers planning to progress into Rigging or Crane Operation
✔ Labourers looking to increase employability and pay
✔ Jobseekers targeting long-term, high-demand roles in NSW

No previous experience is required — TP Training welcomes beginners and career changers.

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⏱️ Course Duration, Training & Assessment

🗓️ Duration: 5 days
📘 Assessment: Theory + hands-on practical
🦺 Training Style: Real equipment, real scenarios, real job skills

You’ll learn how to:

🔹 Inspect lifting gear and slings
🔹 Select correct slinging methods
🔹 Apply safe load movement principles
🔹 Communicate with crane operators using signals and radios
🔹 Work in compliance with WHS legislation and Australian Standards

This isn’t classroom-only training — it’s practical, site-relevant instruction designed to prepare you for real work.

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📍 Dogging Course Locations – Easy Access Across Sydney

TP Training offers multiple Sydney training locations, making it easier to attend from both inner and western suburbs:

• 200 Military Rd, Yennora NSW 2161

🚆 Easily accessible via public transport
🚗 Convenient for Western Sydney & Greater Sydney students

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🏆 Why Choose TP Training for Your Dogging Course?

When comparing Dogging course providers in Sydney, not all training is equal. Here’s why students consistently choose TP Training:

⭐ Practical-First Training

We focus on hands-on learning, not just theory. You’ll train using real equipment in real-world conditions.

⚡ Efficient, Structured Delivery

Our 5-day course is carefully structured so you can learn faster without cutting corners.

🎓 Nationally Recognised Certification

Your Dogging licence is recognised Australia-wide, supporting long-term career mobility.

🧑‍🏫 Experienced Trainers

Learn from trainers with on-site industry experience, not just teaching credentials.

🌏 Student Support & Accessibility

We support students from diverse backgrounds and ensure clear instruction, assessment guidance, and transparent pricing.

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🔍 Dogging vs Rigging: What’s the Difference?

Many students ask whether they should start with Dogging or Rigging.

👉 Dogging is the foundation.
You must hold a Dogging licence before progressing to Rigging or advanced crane operations.

Starting with Dogging at TP Training puts you on the correct long-term career pathway.

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💼 Job Opportunities After Completing a Dogging Course

With a DG High Risk Work Licence, you can apply for roles such as:

🔹 Dogger / Dogman
🔹 Crane Crew Assistant
🔹 Construction Site Worker
🔹 Infrastructure & Civil Works Support
🔹 Entry-level Rigging pathway roles

These roles are consistently in demand across Sydney and NSW, especially on large infrastructure and commercial projects.

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💰 Dogging Course in Sydney — Costs, Study & Career Value

A Dogging licence isn’t just a certificate — it’s an investment in employability.

✔ Short training timeframe
✔ High demand across industries
✔ Strong wage potential
✔ Foundation for advanced licences

Compared to other providers, TP Training focuses on value, transparency, and real outcomes, not rushed assessments or hidden costs.

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📞 Ready to Get Started?

If you’re serious about working safely around cranes and heavy loads, now is the time to act.

👉 Secure your spot in TP Training’s Dogging Course today
👉 Learn from experienced trainers
👉 Train locally in Sydney
👉 Build a long-term construction career

🔗 Enquire or book now:
https://www.tptraining.com.au/contact/

Proof of Identification (POI) Requirements for SafeWork NSW High-Risk Work (HRW) License Courses

To undertake a SafeWork NSW High-Risk Work Licence (HRWL) assessment, students must verify their identity through Service NSW’s Document Verification Service (DVS). Below are the eligibility criteria, required documents, and application process.

1. Eligibility Criteria

Before applying, ensure you meet the following requirements:
✅ Age: Must be 18 years or older.
✅ Training Completion: Must have completed HRW training with a Registered Training Organisation (RTO).
✅ Competency Assessment: Must have been assessed as competent by a SafeWork NSW-accredited assessor and hold a Notice of Satisfactory Assessment (NSA).
✅ English Proficiency: Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English at a level that ensures safe high-risk work operations.

2. Required Documents for Proof of Identity (POI)

• Acceptable Combinations

  Option 1	Option 2
  2 Primary Documents	1 Primary + 1 Secondary Document

  Document Types

  Primary Documents	Secondary Documents
  • Australian birth certificate	• Medicare card
  • Australian passport	• Pensioner Concession Card
  • Australian driver’s licence	• Health Care Card
  • Citizenship certificate	• DVA card

Linking Documents (If Name Has Changed)

• • Marriage certificate

  • Change of name certificate

  • Divorce papers

3. How to Apply for an Assessment Enrolment Number (AEN)

1. Create a MyServiceNSW Account (Sign up here).

2. Upload your ID documents via the Document Verification Service (DVS).

3. Obtain an Assessment Enrolment Number (AEN) – required to book your HRWL assessment.

4. Provide your AEN to your training provider at least 24 hours before assessment.

Apply for an AEN Online

🔗 Service NSW – Apply for an HRWL Assessment Enrolment Number

4. HRW Licence Application Process

After passing your assessment, you must apply for your HRW licence within 60 days of receiving your NSA.

Steps to Apply:

1. Log in to your MyServiceNSW account.

2. Submit your application with:

   • Your NSA reference number

   • Proof of identity documents

   • Payment for the licence fee

3. Visit a Service NSW Centre (if required) for photo verification.

4. Receive your licence by post after processing.

5. Important Resources & Links

• 📄 SafeWork NSW Proof of Identity (POI) Guidelines

• 📸 Photo ID Requirements for HRWL Assessment

• 🔗 Full List of Accepted ID Documents (Service NSW)

 

Course Delivery:
TP Training has entered into a third party agreement with Transport & Construction Training Institute Pty Ltd trading as FHV Driver Training (RTO ID: 21714) to enrol students into FHV Driver Training courses on FHV Driver Training’s behalf. This cooperation is an exciting opportunity for students to enrol in courses designed for entering the construction industry; and a range of short courses that on successful completion provide students with the opportunity to undertake select SafeWork NSW License Assessment. TP Training will assist you to find the right FHV Driver Training course that helps you to prepare for a successful career and collect your fees to book your training in with FHV Driver Training. FHV Driver Training supports you with your enrolment, training and assessment, student support and issuing certification on successful completion of your course.