Licence to Perform Dogging (DG Licence) – Dogman Ticket Training in Brisbane

At our Salisbury training centre, Construction Training Centre - Building 2, 460-492 Beaudesert Road, Salisbury QLD 4107. Call 1300 668 141 if you need directions or want to check a date.

Dogging is the first step on the rigging and crane pathway. With your DG licence you can move on to Basic Rigging (RB), then Intermediate and Advanced Rigging, and most crane licence classes.

The Dogging (DG licence) course takes 5 days, face to face, with theory and hands-on practical training.

When you are assessed as competent you receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for CPCCLDG3001, issued by Kallibr Training (RTO 32365). You then apply to the work health and safety regulator in your state (Workplace Health and Safety Queensland, SafeWork NSW or WorkSafe Victoria) for your High Risk Work Licence. We explain the application on the day.

There are no prerequisites. You also need to be 18 years or older; able to read, understand, and write English; able to produce and meet the evidence of identity criteria as per SafeWork / Worksafe identification requirements.

Dogging (DG licence) costs $1,495 in New South Wales, $1,696 in Queensland and $1,450 in Victoria, per person. Eligible Queensland construction workers can get CSQ funding of $1,320 and pay a gap fee of $376. The fee for each class shows next to its date before you book. Your state regulator charges a separate fee for the licence itself, paid to them when you apply.

At our training centres in Ingleburn (Sydney), Salisbury (Brisbane) and Carrum Downs (Melbourne). We can also run it at your workplace for a group, if your site meets the training and assessment requirements.

You are assessed through a written or verbal theory assessment and a practical assessment. The licence assessment uses the national assessment instrument and is run by an accredited assessor. If you are not yet competent in a part, your trainer explains what to work on and the options for reassessment.

Yes. A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is needed for all nationally recognised training. It is free and takes a few minutes to create at usi.gov.au.

Bring current photo ID and your USI, and wear enclosed safety boots and clothes suited to practical work. Your booking confirmation lists anything else this course needs.

High Risk Work Licences are renewed with your state regulator, generally every 5 years. Renewing does not usually mean redoing the course, as long as you renew before it expires.

You need to read, write and speak English well enough to work safely and complete the assessment. If you would like support, tell us when you book or call 1300 668 141, and we will talk through the options before you enrol.

Possibly not. If you hold a Statement of Attainment for the same unit, we can give you credit for it. Send us a copy before you book, or call 1300 668 141.

Yes. For 4 or more people we run private classes at our centres or at your site, around your shifts. Ask for a team quote.