Plant and Machinery RII Tickets
Our Plant and Machinery licensing courses will provide you with the required knowledge and practical skills to operate heavy machinery safely and efficiently.
Although it it’s no longer a requirement of Safe Work Australia to hold a ticket for Heavy machinery, most Employers, Contractors or PCBU’s will still require you to have had some form of training before you can operate heavy machinery on most job sites.
If you are an employer or contractor looking to enrol multiple staff or large groups of students please contact us directly.
RIIMPO320E – Conduct Civil Construction Excavator Operations
The Excavator is commonly used on building, civil construction, road, rail, forestry and landfill sites
In this course you will learn the skills to conduct Excavator operations. It includes: planning and preparing; conducting machine pre-operational checks; operating the machine; lifting, carrying and placing materials; selecting, removing and fitting attachments; relocating the machine; carrying out machine operator maintenance; and cleaning up.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you will have the necessary skills and knowledge to:
- Operate the excavator and use attachments
- Understand excavator types and characteristics
- Understand excavator capabilities and limitations
- Calculate safe working loads
- Interpret drawings and sketches
- Apply site and equipment safety requirements
- Carry out basic earthworks calculation
Certification
Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for the unit
RIIMPO320E – Conduct Civil Construction Excavator Operations
Course requirements
Participants wishing to enrol in this course must have the following:
- Be over the age of 17
- Have a working computer, laptop or tablet with a strong internet connection
- Be able to provide at least one form of photo ID upon enrolment
- Pass a Language, Literacy and Numeracy test as part of your enrolment
COURSE DELIVERY
1. For participants with prior experience on an Excavator but have no formal license or qualification
There are two components to the Excavator Operations unit of competency, a theory component and a practical component.
The theory component will be delivered online via our Learning Management System and will include an Interactive learning resource, PowerPoint presentations and a range of Assessment tools whilst the practical component can be delivered either onsite in your workplaceor at our Training Facility.
Upon successful completion of the theory component you are required to send a copy of your statement of completion that will be generated from the Learning management system, from there your practical assessment will be scheduled either at our training facility or within your workplace.
** Note In order to be eligible for this type of delivery, you must be able to provide evidence of prior experience on an Excavator In the form of a current resume, current position description, reference letters from employers or any evidence of past training.
2. For participants with no prior experience on an Excavator
There are three (3) components to the Excavator Operations unit of competency, a theory component, a practical component and a logbook of operation hours to be completed on your jobsite.
The theory component will be delivered online via our Learning Management System and will include an Interactive learning resource, PowerPoint presentations and a range of Assessment tools whilst the practical component can be delivered either onsite in your workplace (If you have access to an operational Excavator) or at our Training Facility.
Upon successful completion of the theory and practical components you will be issued with a logbook to complete and log your hours of Excavator operations within your workplace, you must be supervised by an Experienced operator who holds their current Excavator license.
COURSE fees
The fee for service price for this course is $795.00
RIIMPO318E – Conduct Civil Construction Skid Steer Loader Operations
The Skid Steer or Bobcat is commonly used on building, civil construction, road, and other infrastructure sites.
In this course you will learn the skills to conduct Skid Steer Loader operations. It includes: planning and preparing; conducting machine pre-operational checks; operating the machine; lifting, carrying and placing materials; selecting, removing and fitting attachments; relocating the Skid Steer; carrying out machine operator maintenance; and cleaning up machine and job site.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, you will have the necessary skills and knowledge to:
- Understand skid steer loader types and characteristics
- Understand skid steer loader capabilities and limitations
- Understand basic principles of soils
- Calculate safe working loads
- Operate the skid steer loader and use attachments
- Interpret drawings and sketches
- Apply site and equipment safety requirements
- Carry out basic earthworks calculations
Certification
Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for
RIIMPO318E – Conduct Civil Construction Skid Steer Loader Operations.
Course requirements
Participants wishing to enrol in this course must have the following:
- Be over the age of 17
- Have a working computer, laptop or tablet with a strong internet connection
- Be able to provide at least one form of photo ID upon enrolment
- Pass a Language, Literacy and Numeracy test as part of your enrolment
COURSE DELIVERY
1. For participants with prior experience on a Skid Steer but have no formal license or qualification
There are two (2) components to the Excavator Operations unit of competency, a theory component and a practical component.
The theory component will be delivered online via our Learning Management System and will include an Interactive learning resource, PowerPoint presentations and a range of Assessment tools whilst the practical component can be delivered either onsite in your workplace (If you have access to an operational drilling rig) or at our Training Facility.
Upon successful completion of the theory component you are required to send a copy of your statement of completion that will be generated from the Learning management system, from there your practical assessment will be scheduled either at our training facility or within your workplace.
** Note In order to be eligible for this type of delivery, you must be able to provide evidence of prior experience on a Skid Steer In the form of a current resume, current position description, reference letters from employers or any evidence of past training.
2. For participants with no prior experience on an Skid Steer
There are three (3) components to the Skid Steer operations unit of competency, a theory component, a practical component and a logbook of operation hours to be completed on your jobsite.
The theory component will be delivered online via our Learning Management System and will include an Interactive learning resource, PowerPoint presentations and a range of Assessment tools whilst the practical component can be delivered either onsite in your workplace or at our Training Facility.
Upon successful completion of the theory and practical components you will be issued with a logbook to complete and log your hours of Skid Steer operations within your workplace, you must be supervised by an Experienced operator who holds their current Skid Steer License.
COURSE fees
The fee for service price for this course is $795.00
RIINHB323D – Conduct Horizontal Directional Drilling
This course provides participants with the essential skills and knowledge to carry out Horizontal Directional Drilling operations in a safe and efficient manner.
With the drilling industry in Australia seeing significant growth, most Employers, Contractors and PCBU’s are not requiring all drill rig operators to hold this unit of competency prior to operating on-site.
Our Directional Drilling Trainers and Assessors have a combined 75 years’ experience within the Drilling industry and have operated and trained on Drilling sites across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and America.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course you will have the necessary skills and knowledge to:
- Access, interpret and apply horizontal directional drilling documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
- Obtain, read, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements
- Identify and address potential risks, hazards and environmental issues and implement control measures
- Bore pilot hole
- Carry out pre-start and start up procedures
- Identify, select and apply rig operational controls
- Select appropriate cutting tool and drilling rig/components
- Fit locating device to drill head and attach drill head to drill stem
- Align drilling head with survey tool and survey control system
- Drill pilot hole according to design alignment
- Monitor drill path ensuring pilot hole meets conformance envelope and dogleg severity is within limits
- Steer drill head to achieve required pitch and direction
- Monitor and interpret all gauge/dial readings
- Monitor and interpret drill fluid return and drill spoil
- Monitor and interpret drill head position and pitch
- Continually monitor hazards and risk, and ensure safety of self, other personnel, plant and equipment
- Maintain drill log and reports as required
- Identify possible problems in equipment or process
- Determine problems needing action
- Determine possible fault causes
- Rectify problem using appropriate solution within area of responsibility
- Follow through items initiated until final resolution has occurred
- Report problems outside area of responsibility to designated person
Certification
Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for
RIINHB323D – Conduct Horizontal Directional Drilling.
COURSE DELIVERY
There are two components to the Horizontal Directional Drilling unit of competency, a theory component and a practical component.
The theory component will be delivered online via our Learning Management System and will include an Interactive learning resource, PowerPoint presentations and a range of Assessment tools whilst the practical component can be delivered either onsite in your workplace (If you have access to an operational drilling rig) or at our Training.
Upon successful completion of the theory component you are required to send a copy of your statement of completion that will be generated from the Learning management system, from there your practical assessment will be scheduled either at our training facility or within your workplace.
COURSE fees
The fee for service price for this course is $795.00
VOC (Verification of Competency)
VOC is a term that is widely used across the Civil Construction/Infrastructure industries and refers to a method of assessment undertaken by employees and contractors currently employed in the industry to validate their skills and knowledge of machine operations.
Anyone can conduct a VOC and the levels of assessment can change dramatically depending on who is conducting your VOC. Typically a VOC can be completed in two to three hours and involves an individual witnessing you operate a machine on your jobsite.
Our trainers and assessors have a combined 75 years experiences across the Civil Construction, Trenchless Technology and Infrastructure industries and all hold up to date accredited Training and Assessment qualifications.
Our VOC consists of a theory and practical component which can be completed on site at our training facility or at your current jobsite.
We are currently offering VOCs for the following machinery
- Horizontal Directional Drilling – $ 495.00
- Excavator $595.00
