RIIMPO326E
Conduct water vehicle operations
course description
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to load, haul and distribute water using a water vehicle.
Key features associated with water vehicle operations, including:
dust suppression
practical field tests for moisture content
training & assessment delivery
We use an online platform to deliver our resources and assessments. After you enrol, you will receive an invite from the platform, prompting you to log in. You will have access to the theory section right away. We recommend this is completed prior to attendance, however, you will have the opportunity to complete this with your trainer if preferred.
All practical training and assessment will be delivered in-person with your trainer. Tasks/forms relating to the practical elements will be released to you in the platform upon attendance.
If preferred, we can provide paper copies of all resources and assessments.
What you will learn & how you will be assessed
To successfully complete this unit, you will need to demonstrate that you can safely and competently operate a water vehicle in a workplace environment.
You will be required to demonstrate your skills on at least two occasions, including:
Completing pre-start checks and shutdown procedures
Loading, hauling, discharging and distributing water
Discharging water evenly onto at least two different material types to meet moisture requirements
Distributing water into two separate water storage facilities or receptacles
Carrying out dust suppression operations
Driving, operating and adjusting the equipment to suit site conditions
Parking, shutting down and securing the equipment
You must also demonstrate that you can:
Follow relevant workplace documentation, policies and procedures
Select and wear the required PPE
Inspect and prepare the work area
Refuel the vehicle safely where required
Identify and report hazards, risks and environmental issues
Apply problem-solving and troubleshooting techniques
Use appropriate water distribution techniques
Identify common equipment faults
Communicate effectively using verbal, written, audible and other signals
Complete required reports and records
Organise work activities to meet workplace requirements
You will need knowledge of:
Workplace procedures and relevant legislation for water vehicle operations
Fire, accident and emergency procedures
WHS requirements, including recognising and managing operator fatigue
Site isolation and traffic management requirements
Quality, maintenance, basic diagnostic and housekeeping procedures
Different types of water vehicles and their capabilities and limitations
Safe working loads and equipment specifications
Ground and material conditions
Water distribution systems, pumps and pumping operations
The effects of surge and sway when carrying bulk water
Dust suppression techniques
Methods for checking moisture content in materials
Assessment will be conducted using a water vehicle, water distribution system and required PPE in a safe environment that reflects the requirements of the industry. You will need to demonstrate consistent and safe performance across relevant workplace situations and comply with relevant legislation, workplace procedures and equipment operating manuals. Where safety or environmental factors prevent assessment in the workplace, a realistic and sufficiently rigorous simulated work environment may be used.
Requirements & prerequisites
Participants will need to demonstrate sufficient Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital (LLND) skills. Please advise us if you have any LLND concerns or issues as support is available and adjustments can be made to ensure you are not disadvantaged in completing this course.
Participants will require a Unique Student Identifier (USI) number. If you have completed any Nationally Recognised Training from 2015 onwards, you may already have one. You can locate or create your USI number here.
Location
This course is delivered at two locations:
Cape Training Facility at 33 North Jindong Road, Carbunup - There are multiple businesses operating at this facility, so students need to be mindful of traffic, follow the posted speed limits and follow signage directing to the training area.
WesTrac Technology Training Centre at 154 Boys Home Road, Collie (across from Blue Water Power Station) - Reverse parking is required at the main office.
Please contact us for on-site bookings.
Duration
The duration for this course is 8 hours, running from 8am - 4pm.
Fees
Standard Fee: $650 | With CTF Rebate: $378
Please contact us to enquire about payment plan options.
Accreditation
Participants will be issued with a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment via email within 14 days of completing the course. Payment is required before any certification can be issued.
cancellation policy
We are a small business, and the costs to run our courses can be high. If you need to cancel or reschedule your booking, we need to be notified so we can make adjustments or invite another student to fill your spot. To view our full cancellation policy, please refer to our Student Handbook below.
Dress code
Students need to wear long-sleeved clothing and steel-capped boots. Hi-Vis vests, hard hats and ear protection will be provided where required.
how to enrol
Select the calendar to see our list of upcoming course dates. Select the course you would like to join and proceed with completing the enrolment form. You will then receive a booking confirmation email, followed by an invoice. If you cannot attend any of the listed dates, or don’t see the course you would like to book listed, please contact us so we can arrange a course for you.
We encourage you to read our Student Handbook and to contact us with any questions prior to enrolling.
Are you eligible for the CTF Rebate?
If you’re currently working in the civil construction industry, you may qualify for the CTF (Construction Training Fund) subsidy.
Please click below for more information on the CTF subsidy and to see if you qualify.