Demolition Worker Course
CPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
Course Details
- 1 Day Training
- Face-to-face Delivery
- Workplace training upon employer’s request
Course Details
SafeWork NSW has announced that by 1st March 2025, all demolition workers must complete mandatory training requirements for CPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies to do licensed demolition work.
This unit of competency specifies the skills and knowledge required to identify hazards common to demolition work, and undiscovered hazards that may arise during the course of work on demolition sites. It includes assessing risks and applying risk management strategies according to compliance and workplace requirements. It supports the induction procedure for specialist demolition workers before beginning work on site.
Licensing, legislative and regulatory requirements apply to demolition work in different states and territories.
Demolition Worker Course
CPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategiesCPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies
Course Description
This unit of competency specifies the skills and knowledge required to identify hazards common to demolition work, and undiscovered hazards that may arise during the course of work on demolition sites. It includes assessing risks and applying risk management strategies according to compliance and workplace requirements. It supports the induction procedure for specialist demolition workers before beginning work on site.
Licensing, legislative and regulatory requirements apply to demolition work in different states and territories.
Pre-Requisite Unit
All students must have CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, polices and procedures in the construction industry. Students who have completed this pre-requisite unit must provide certification including this unit of competency.
Students who do not have this pre-requisite unit must enroll in and successfully complete CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry prior to undertaking CPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies.
Entry Requirements
- SafeWork NSW identification of who requires training (below)
- Ability to understand and communicate in English
- Have a USI
SafeWork NSW identification of who requires training
SafeWork NSW identified workers who must be trained are those who:
- Physically undertake licensed demolition work
- Operate plant or equipment involved in licensed demolition work
- Undertake work directly connected to the performance of licensed demolition work
Course Outline
By completing this course participants will gain the skills and knowledge to:
- Review site and work plans
- Apply WHS risk management strategies to work activities on demolition sites
- Apply public health and safety risk management strategies on demolition sites
- Apply environmental risk management strategies on demolition sites
- Contribute to the improvement of demolition risk management strategies
Mode of Delivery and Duration
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Mode of Delivery
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Duration
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Face-to-face Class
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1 Day (group bookings of 10 only)
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Virtual
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2 evening classes (once per month)
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Online
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Student self-paced learning
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RPL
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Based on completeness of application
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Delivery Locations
- DLI Training: 5 Melissa Street Auburn NSW (minimum 10 participants)
- Virtual: Online scheduled sessions with a trainer
- Client site: Workplace training available on request (minimum 10 participants)
- Online: Student based
Assessment Requirements
Students will be assessed using relevant assessment methods which includes but is not limited to the following:
- Knowledge evidence requires student to answer a range of theory questions
- Performance evidence requires students to identify two different hazards on two separate occasions and apply a risk management strategy for each hazard on each occasion
Verification of Competency (VOC)
Verification of competency (VOC) is used to verify worker’s current competence and assists the employer to determine the skill level of the operator for the model and make of machinery and task.
The VOC is commonly used by employers during pre-employment checks, site requirements and contract negotiations. DLI Training undertakes VOC assessment either in conjunction with training or as a VOC only request to provide to employers.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be issued with a Statement of Attainment for CPCCDE3016 Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies and issued a wallet-sized card reflecting their achievement
DURATION
Depends on Mode of Delivery
DELIVERY
Face to Face / Virtual / Online/ RPL
CERTIFICATION
Statement of Attainment
WHY CHOOSE US?
- We provide high quality training
- Our number one priority is our student’s satisfaction
- We deliver Nationally Recognised Training
- Weekend and Evening classes are available
- Flexible study now pay later options
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Our Training Organisation is approved by The Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA)
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Our Trainers are experienced and qualified in the area of the training and hold years of industry experience
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FAQS
At DLI Training, our EWP training covers vertical, scissor, and boom lifts under 11 metres.
Yes. To safely run and operate an elevating work platform, you must be properly trained and aware of all the associated risks involved.
The standard EWPA yellow card training course will give you an accredited qualification that lasts for five years.
You’ll need to be properly trained to understand the complexities of running an EWP and the risks that come along with it. However, no prerequisite knowledge is required before going for an EWP licence.
Before undertaking any work that requires an EWP, it’s important to understand and properly communicate the nature of the project and the risks involved. This can be done by filling out a safe work method statement (SWMS), which is required for high-risk construction work.