A slewing mobile crane is a mobile crane incorporating a boom or jib that can be slewed. In this course you will learn the skills required to safely operate a slewing mobile crane with a capacity up to 20 tonnes. Successful participants will be eligible for a WorkSafe High Risk C2 crane
This course will teach you the skills to
- Operate a slewing mobile crane up to 20 tonnes in different types of workplaces transferring key principles of safe operation to different contexts
- Select the appropriate slewing mobile crane in accordance with load and workplace conditions
- Operate crane including all functions to their maximum extension, lifting and moving of loads with maximum safe working load
- Assess ground conditions
- Read and interpret crane specifications including load charts to enable the crane to be configured for loads
- Understand crane characteristics
- Accurately record and maintain information relating to crane operation
- Use communication techniques including whistles, hand signals and use of two-way radios
- Identify hazards and assess risks associated with operation
- Conduct pre-operational checks and identify faults
The licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes) takes 4 days to complete and provides a C2 crane licence. The course is assessed through various ways by our experienced instructors, including written activities, verbal questions, observation and practical demonstration.
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At MultiSkills, our courses are designed to fulfill both the needs of our students and their industry of choice. If you’re interested in finding out more about obtaining your C2 crane license with MultiSkills, get in touch with our expert team via our contact page or give us a call on 1800SKILLS. Our reliable customer service team is always happy to help new and prospective students with any questions you may have.
Important Information
Units of Competency
- TLILIC0022 – Licence to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes)
Accreditation & Currency
- Usage recommendation: Current
- This is a nationally recognised unit of competency (https://training.gov.au)
- This is a high risk work licence issued by WorkSafe Victoria
Age
- Minimum 18 years
Duration
- 4 days
Flexible Delivery
- This course can be delivered to accommodate learning styles and employment arrangements.
Class Sizes
- Low student to trainer ratio
Location
- Onsite only
Assessment Method
- Written activities, verbal questions, observation and practical demonstration
Pre-requisite
- Must hold a current WorkSafe High Risk License for Dogging
Eligibility
- As MultiSkills Training is not CRICOS approved we are unable to enrol any students that are on a student VISA. If you are on a student VISA you will need to go to a TAFE or RTO that is CRICOS approved
Entry Requirements
- Ability to comprehend the English language
- A USI Number (Unique Student Identifier) Visit: www.usi.gov.au
- Safety footwear
Additional Information
The licence to perform High Risk Work is issued by WorkSafe Victoria. When the assessor deems you competent, you will need to lodge your licence application and Notice of Assessment within 60 days to obtain a high risk work licence.
You can now apply, renew or amend a high risk work licence online at: https://www.myworksafe.vic.gov.au
You will receive an email from myWorkSafe that contains your Training ID. The email will contain a link that allows you to download the Notice of Assessment (NOA) to enable you to lodge your licence application. All licence applications incur a fee payable to WorkSafe Victoria. Further details can be found at: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/high-risk-work-licence or by calling WorkSafe on 1300 852 562.
To be eligible to undertake a High Risk Work Licence in Victoria you must be a Victorian resident and be able to provide Government issued photo identification that proves you reside in Victoria, if your photo identification does not have a Victorian address you must also provide one of the following forms of identification upon enrolment:
- Victorian Firearm Licence
- Victorian Boat Licence
- KeyPass or Proof of age card with Victorian address
- A utility bill – e.g. gas or water bill with Victorian address
- A bank statement with Victorian address
- A statutory declaration proving that you reside in Victoria
If you cant provide one of the above please contact the office on 1800 754 557.
Fees
Fee for service
- $2,400 per person
- MultiSkills can also offer V.O.C. (Verification of Competency) options, either on or offsite. Contact us for details.
Reassessment Fees
- Theory Re-Assessment $150
- Practical & Theory Re-Assessment 80% of the total course fee
High Risk Work License Application
The licence to perform High Risk Work is issued by WorkSafe Victoria. When the assessor deems you competent, you will need to lodge your licence application and Notice of Assessment within 60 days to obtain a high risk work licence.
You can now apply, renew or amend a high risk work licence online at: https://www.myworksafe.vic.gov.au
You will receive an email from myWorkSafe that contains your Training ID. The email will contain a link that allows you to download the Notice of Assessment (NOA) to enable you to lodge your licence application. All licence applications incur a fee payable to WorkSafe Victoria. Further details can be found at: worksafe.vic.gov.au/high-risk-work-licence or by calling WorkSafe on 1300 852 562.
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If you require further information or would like to book, please contact our friendly administration team on 1800SKILLS or email us at info@multiskills.com.au
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