The Licence That Gets You on Every Crane Site in Queensland
DG CPCCLDG3001 · HRWL · NATIONALLY RECOGNISED
The Dogman Licence (DG) is a High Risk Work Licence required to legally perform dogging work on any Australian worksite. It covers directing crane operators, selecting and inspecting lifting gear, applying slings and hitches, and performing safe crane signalling. Shamrock Training delivers the Dogman Ticket Brisbane at its main training centre in North Brisbane and can travel anywhere in Queensland for on-site delivery.
DURATION: 5 days
PREREQUISITE: N/A
OUTCOME: DG licence (High Risk Work Licence)
PRICE: $1,495
The Dogman Ticket Brisbane covers the full scope of nationally recognised unit CPCCLDG3001. Course content includes:
● WHS legislation, Australian standards, and site policies and procedures
● Identifying hazards and applying control measures
● Preparing a load for safe transportation
● Lifting gear types, selection, and inspection
● Safe slinging procedures and hitches
● Isolation processes and housekeeping duties
● Documenting dogging tasks
● Worksite communication — hand signals, whistles, and two-way radios
● Safe working load calculations
Shamrock Training delivers the Dogman Ticket Brisbane at its main training centre in North Brisbane. The course is also available at the client's preferred location anywhere in Queensland. Training is delivered in person through classroom theory, worksite training, and practical scenario-based learning.
Yes. After passing your assessment, you apply directly to Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) for your DG licence card. A separate government application fee applies and must be submitted within the required timeframe.
Yes. Shamrock Training's trainers can travel anywhere in Queensland to deliver the course at the client's preferred location. Students travelling from regional areas or interstate are encouraged to contact us before booking to discuss available options.
The course runs over 5 days.
Entry Requirements No prior experience or qualifications are required to enrol in the Dogman Ticket Brisbane.
Prerequisites Before assessment, students must meet the following requirements as set by Workplace Health and Safety:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Be able to read and write basic English
- Have the physical capability to work outdoors while remaining on foot for approximately 6 hours
- Present three forms of identification including a photo ID
PPE Requirements The following must be worn on site. Students who arrive without these items cannot participate:
- Steel-capped safety boots
- Long sleeve shirt
- Long pants
- Sun protection hat
- Hi-vis shirt
- Hard hat
- Gloves
- Shamrock Training will provide all other required PPE.
A Dogman applies slinging procedures to move loads, selects and inspects lifting gear, and directs crane operators when the load is outside the operator's line of sight. A Rigger performs all dogging tasks plus additional work including structural steel erection and hoist installation. In Queensland, you must hold a valid Dogman Licence before enrolling in Basic Rigging.
Yes. After passing your assessment, you apply directly to Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) for your DG licence card. A separate government application fee applies and must be submitted within the required timeframe.
Yes. Shamrock Training's trainers can travel anywhere in Queensland to deliver the course at the client's preferred location. Students travelling from regional areas or interstate are encouraged to contact us before booking to discuss available options.
After completing the Dogman Ticket Brisbane at Shamrock Training, you will be able to:
● Identify hazards related to dogging tasks including powerlines, weather conditions, and ground stability
● Apply the hierarchy of controls to manage and prevent worksite hazards
● Inspect lifting equipment and isolate defective gear
● Understand the capabilities and limitations of lifting equipment including ropes, slings, clamps, and beams
● Use fibre and synthetic rope to secure loads
● Identify different crane types including tower cranes, vehicle loading cranes, and slewing mobile cranes
● Perform safe working load calculations
● Communicate with crane operators and worksite personnel using hand signals, whistles, and two-way radios
● Conduct routine checks on communication equipment
● Comply with WHS legislation, safe work practices, and site policies
Statement of Attainment
After successfully completing the Dogman Ticket Brisbane, Shamrock Training will issue you a Statement of Attainment for nationally recognised unit CPCCLDG3001. This is recognised across all Australian states and territories.
Applying for Your DG Licence
With your Statement of Attainment, you are eligible to apply for your High Risk Work Licence (DG licence) through Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ). The DG licence is your legal authorisation to perform dogging work on any Australian worksite.
Licence Application Fee
A separate government application fee applies when applying to WHSQ for your DG licence card. This fee is paid directly to WHSQ and must be submitted within the required timeframe after your assessment date. It is not included in the course price.
Payment Methods
Shamrock Training accepts the following payment methods for the Dogman Ticket Brisbane:
● Debit card
● Credit card
● Direct deposit
● Payment plan through Certegy Ezi-Pay — pre-approval required before the course start date
Employer-paid enrolments are accepted. Contact us with your company details to arrange direct invoicing to your employer before the course date.
Payment Deadline
All payments must be completed before the course begins.
Refund Policy
For full details on Shamrock Training's refund policy for the Dogman Ticket Brisbane, refer to the Student Handbook.
We run courses weekly from our Brisbane training centre, with flexible weekday and weekend availability. Demand is high, especially before major project starts across key industrial areas in Queensland.
Need on-site training? Our trainers can travel anywhere in Queensland.
Book Your Training in Brisbane
We run courses weekly from our Brisbane training centre, with flexible weekday and weekend availability. Demand is high, especially before major project starts across key industrial areas in Queensland.
Need on-site training? Our trainers can travel anywhere in Queensland.