Load and Unload Plant

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be awarded a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN308F - Load and Unload Plant

This unit may support employment or workplace duties where workers are required to safely prepare, load, secure and unload plant using trailers or floats in site-based environments. Completion of this unit does not replace any separate licensing, driving, high-risk work, permit, site authorisation or employer competency requirements that may apply to the plant, vehicle, site or work activity.

This course may support workers in roles where loading and unloading plant is part of their workplace responsibilities, including:

• Civil Construction: Plant operators, civil construction workers, leading hands, site supervisors and personnel involved in loading or unloading plant and equipment for civil construction worksites.

• Mining and Resources: Mining operators, contractors, maintenance crews and site personnel involved in moving plant or equipment between workshops, operational areas or site work locations.

• Transport and Logistics Support: Workers who assist with preparing, loading, securing or unloading plant and machinery onto trailers or floats. This course does not replace any heavy vehicle licence or road transport requirement.

• Infrastructure and Utilities: Roadworks crews, utilities workers and infrastructure maintenance teams who load or unload plant for field-based work activities.

• Maintenance and Plant Services: Plant mechanics, workshop personnel, equipment maintenance technicians and field service teams involved in loading or unloading machinery for servicing, repair or relocation.

• Specialised Site Roles: Plant hire workers, equipment coordinators, leading hands and other workers responsible for supporting safe plant loading, restraint and unloading activities.

There are no formal entry requirements listed for this unit. However, participants should have existing skills and knowledge in the type of plant being loaded or unloaded. This may include holding the relevant plant operator competency, or being assisted by a competent person who has plant-specific knowledge and experience. Students will need:

• Basic computer skills and internet access for enrolment and pre-course information where required.

• Adequate language, literacy and numeracy skills to read workplace procedures, follow safety instructions, communicate with others and complete assessment requirements.

• The ability to complete basic calculations relating to equipment capacity, load weight and dimensions.

• Participants must wear appropriate PPE for the training environment, including enclosed safety footwear, long pants, high-visibility clothing and any other PPE required by the training site.

• Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements may vary between states, territories, industry sectors, worksites and plant types. Participants and employers should confirm any additional requirements before applying this unit in the workplace.

• A valid Unique Student Identifier (USI) - mandatory for all nationally recognised training. If you don't already have a USI, you can apply for one online at www.usi.gov.au or we can apply for one for you.

Throughout the duration of your course, you can access experienced industry professionals and support staff to guide you through the program. Our trainers are dedicated to helping you succeed and will be available to answer your questions and provide feedback on your progress. They will provide you with the guidance and support you need to fully understand the course material, as well as offer suggestions for further learning opportunities.