EARTHMOVING BACKHOE
Aus Loadshifting offers training and assessment courses for a range of Earth moving equipment.
We are a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and are accredited by
SafeWork NSW and ASQA to provide licences for
Aus loadshifting (ALS) is a family business established in 2000. We are also a registered training organisation.
We are committed to providing the best training and assessment experience to our customers, creating safer and more efficient workplaces.
Our services currently include Licences for Heavy vehicles, Earthmoving equipment and High risk work tickets. Our training facility offers modern equipment or we can provide our services on site.
While maintaining all SafeWork NSW and the Australian Skills Quality Authorities standards and policies, we will support and encourage a competent result.
We Provide:
- Support to students who want to improve their skills
- Support to other industry professionals for the compliant running of their business
We Offer:
- Small classes with increased machine time
- Flexible training plans to suit your needs
- The option of using our machines and facilities, or we can work onsite with you
- Flexible operating hours
- A personal experience
Operating in Western Sydney and surrounds
A Loader Backhoe is a self-propelled wheeled machine with a main structural support designed to carry both a front-mounted bucket loading mechanism and a rear mounted backhoe.
Course: RIIMPO319D Conduct Backhoe/Loader operations
Aus Loadshifting provides training in Conduct Backhoe/Loader operations (LB). Our LB courses can only be completed onsite at your workplace. Our course educators are available in Sydney’s Western suburbs, Inner West, CBD, North Shore, Central West NSW and other locations by negotiation.Our trainers all hold a certificate IV in training and assessment and are WorkCover accredited, they also have years of experience in the education and Earth moving industries.
Our course includes both theory and practical training on the machines and an assessment. There is no minimum or maximum course length and the time varies due to each person’s different skill set. The average time for completing the course is over a 2 day period.
Course Content
- Planning and preparing
- Conducting machine pre-operational checks
- Operating backhoe/loader
- Lifting, carrying and placing materials
- Selecting removing and fitting attachments
- Relocating the backhoe/loader
- Carrying out machine operator maintenance
- Cleaning up
Assessment: The assessment contains two parts
- Knowledge assessment – Written/oral exam containing both short answer and multiple choice questions. Each test varies in length and contains critical questions which must be answered correctly.
- Performance assessment – A driving assessment which will include a pre-operation check, post-operation checks and general machine operations.
Course Outcome
- If an applicant receives a competent result they will receive an interim paper licence titled “Notice of satisfactory completion of course”, with this you can operate the machine and it is valid for 60 days post assessment. You will then receive an official “Statement of attainment” and a photo card in the post. Your qualification will also be registered on the national database.
- If an applicant is deemed not yet competent you are provided support and further training before you undergo a reassessment. During your reassessment you only complete the areas where you were deemed not yet competent.
Course requirements: Applicants must be 18 years or older. There are no pre-requisites for this course.
You can verify the course credentials and our RTO status at http://training.gov.au/Organisation/Details/91544
RIIMPO319D Conduct Backhoe/Loader operations is a course governed by ASQA.
Courses we offer include:
- Assessment for Heavy Vehicles
- Training & Assessment for Earthmoving Equipment
- High Risk work tickets for Forklift trucks & Elevated Work Platforms (EWP)
TO BOOK OR ENQUIRE CALL US NOW 0416 15 5052
FAQs
What do I need to bring with me on the day?
You must bring with you your 100 points of Identification to be checked by your trainer and also your assessor. You are also required to wear closed in shoes appropriate for a work site and high visibility clothing (a High visibility vest can be provided for you). There are facilities to make Tea and coffee and to heat up food at our onsite training facility however we do not supply meals. There is a take away shop and a McDonalds nearby.
How long will it take me to get my licence/ticket?
Every applicant’s abilities are different so we do not put a set time limit on our courses. When you and your trainer agree you are ready to complete the assessment you can do so. The average time taken to complete the course and assessment is over a 2 day period.
Do I need a Unique Student Identifier (USI)?
Yes, all students undertaking nationally recognised training are required to have a USI. You should have your current USI with you or have applied for one using the link in our resources folder before you arrive for your course.