Project Description
Bobcat Training & Skid Steer Loader Course Melbourne & Victoria
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Price
Beginner
Nationally recognised tickets
Capped class sizes
2-3 Days with an experienced trainer
Mixed theory and practical sessions
$645
Assessment only
Less than 4 hours to complete
No pre-study questions
Nationally recognised tickets
Assessment only (No Training)
Student must hold a certificate of competency (wanting to upgrade to a nationally coded unit) or A letter from an employer (on a company letter head) stating student has at least 12 months of prior experience on machine
$540
If you’re looking for competency based face-to- face training, our bobcat operator course is located and around Victoria.
We’ve been in operation since 2002 and have spent the last (almost) two decades adapting our services to match the constantly changing needs of our clients within the industry. As a registered training organisation (RTO), we hold ourselves to the highest possible standards in regard to the training we provide. In our opinion, the most important thing is that you are efficiently equipped with the skills you need to do your work properly and safely. Construction Training Group isn’t just a money grab; we take care of all of our students, ensuring that when they get behind the controls of a bobcat, they’ll know exactly how to operate it safely. Working with Construction Training Group will provide you with nationally recognised accreditation in bobcat driver training, enabling you to take control of your career.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for these courses.
Units of Competency
Our Bobcat & Skidsteer tickets require satisfactory completion of the following unit of competency: RIIMPO318F – Conduct civil construction skid steer loader operations
Course duration
The formal duration of the Beginners and Experienced earthmoving courses depends on the machine:
Skid SteerAssessment Only : 4 hours
Skid Steer Beginner: 3 Days (8am – 4pm)
*Surcharge will apply on private bookings during weekends
What You'll Learn
Australian Standards, Legislation and Regulations
OHS/ WHS policy Codes of Practice
Manufacturers’ instructions and specifications
Planning and preparing
Risk assessment and hazards
Attachments
Conducting routine machine pre-operational checks
Safe operation of the Bobcat & Skid Steer machine’s
Selecting, fitting and removing attachments
Bobcat & Skid Steer operator maintenance
Shutting down, parking and securing all Bobcat & Skid Steer equipment
FAQs
Do I need a license to operate a skid steer?
In Victoria, there is no specific license required to operate a skid steer. Instead, competency in operating a skid steer is typically demonstrated through a unit of competency. To operate a skid steer safely, it is recommended to obtain a bobcat unit of competency from a registered training organization. It is important for each worksite to ensure that operators have proven competency before allowing them to operate a skid steer. By obtaining the appropriate unit of competency, you can demonstrate your skills and meet the requirements for safely operating a skid steer in Victoria.
How much do skid steer operators make?
The average salary for a Skid Steer Operator in Australia is $51 per hour, according to the national average. Please note that this figure is based on data from Glassdoor, which may not represent the specific salary range for skid steer operators in Victoria.
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