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Non-Accredited: PALNET & Webbing Net_Aerial Cargo Bag Competent Person Inspection

Non-accredited training

This course is applicable to personnel who are required to inspect & provide a serviceability decision on PALNETS / Webbing Net Cargo Aerial Delivery Systems, record relevant details in a log or register and report / quarantine / send for service any unserviceable equipment, or for those required to supervise, manage, or provide safety role support to those workers.

This course addresses legislative requirements including WHS Law & Codes of Practice, Company or Government Agency Procedures, relevant standards, manufacturer technical guidance, SOP’s, personal accountability, risk management, human factors, PPE, inspection environment ergonomics – lighting, manual handling, aids, equipment types & names & discard criteria, tagging, labelling, quarantine procedures, record keeping & reporting inspection and service results. 

Training is contextualised to include inspection of customer nominated ancillary lifting / rigging equipment items used as part of their particular delivery system.

This is a competency-based industry training course which may provide PCBU’s and principal contractors with evidence of meeting parts of their general duty to ensure the workplace health and safety of themselves, workers, and other persons. This duty includes ensuring any person required to conduct equipment inspections, make judgement calls on serviceability and make records of findings is deemed competent through provision of sufficient information, instruction, training & experience. The skills taught and assessed in this course are applied in accordance with Commonwealth and State/Territory legislation & guidance, Australian/New Zealand/ applicable overseas standards and industry codes of practice. 


Units Delivered

The following units will be included in your certificate:

P00341 - Non-Accredited: PALNET & Webbing Net_Aerial Cargo Bag Competent Person Inspection

Course Delivery

This course can be delivered/assessed in the workplace or at facility organised by the training provider.

Course Durations

Course durations can vary for multiple reasons, so the durations below are the minimum possible amount.

Face-to-Face Face to Face contact time of at least 4 Hours

Short or long sleeve shirt , short or long pants 

Safety boots or shoes

Physical fitness to allow movement of equipment

Basic metric numeracy to identify technical data sheet measurements and apply using hand tools

Course is delivered in written and spoken English.

Please enquire if language present a barrier to course completion, registered translators may be engaged if required.

This certificate does not require renewal

Written

Complete inspection checklist

Practical

Performance Tasks â€“ Prepare for, and undertake lifting equipment inspections

  • Recognises & locates relevant WHS Legislation, company SOPs and Standards 

  • Sources and applies company SOPs to inspection procedures

  • Describes human factors impacting equipment inspectors & conduct of inspection works

  • Describes environmental factors impacting conduct of inspection works

  • Nominates appropriate risk controls for identified hazards in a range of inspection scenarios

  • Source, select and use appropriate PPE for inspection tasks

  • Source, select and use appropriate cleaning agents, applying advice from SDS's

  • Describes basic material properties for alloy metals and synthetic fibres 

  • Recognise and name equipment types

  • Access & interprets manufacturer technical data sheets & advisory notifications

  • Locate and interpret equipment markings according to manufacturer’s advice

  • Recognise discard criteria for equipment types, as nominated in course delivery

  • Nominates commonly encountered failure modes for equipment types, as nominated in course delivery

  • Recognises, selects, and correctly sets up nominated equipment for inspection

  • Undertakes a methodical inspection of equipment using sight, touch, function & measurement checks

  • Demonstrates use of measuring instruments, includes tape measure and Vernier callipers 

  • Applies appropriate labels / tags to equipment

  • Uses a register, log or internal company document to record inspection findings information

  • Describes & applies quarantine, fault reporting & send for service/repairs procedures

  • Cleans work area, stows equipment correctly and reports inspection findings on completion

  • Dispose of cleaning chemicals and waste according to company procedures

This course does not lead to a nationally recognised certificate