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The following units of competency and modules have been selected to aid you in starting your career working for the VESI networks.
Units of Competency
| UETDRVC004 |
Control vegetation in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus from an elevated work platform |
| UETDRMP004 |
Perform Elevated Work Platform Controlled Descent Escape |
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UETDRMP005
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Perform Elevated Work Platform Rescue |
| UETDRMP001 |
Apply access authority procedures to work on or near electrical apparatus (Authorised Recipient) |
| UETDRMP002 |
ESI safety rules for work on, near or in the vicinity of electrical apparatus (Green Book / Blue book) |
| PUAWHS002 |
Maintain Safety at an incident scene |
| HLTAID009 |
Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation |
| UETDRRF007 |
First Aid in an ESI Environment |
The course excludes the unit of competency for Licence to operate a boom-type elevating work platform (boom length 11 metres or more)
Non-Accredited Modules
The following subjects are inclusive in the standard delivery as optional:
- Safe Approach Distances - Vegetation Work
- Safe to Approach SWER
- Manual Handling
- VESI Environmental Framework
- VESI Safety Framework
Training and the Award is issued through Thoughtplanters Australia RTO40739 and is recorded on the ESI Worker Portal at successful completion
Our training has been designed to aid the visual and audio learners through structured tutorials, combined with practical, hands-on activities that build and strengthen skills.
Assessment Methods include:
- Written Questions
- Questions and Answers
- Role Plays
- Scenario Case Studies
- Practical Observations
Training locations:
Theory Training Rooms
Our theory training is held at our Head Office in Hallam. It is a bright, comfortable space set up for learning and discussion. You’ll find plenty of seating, a projector for presentations, and individual workbooks so you can follow along with the trainer. The layout makes it easy to see, hear, and take part, whether it’s a group discussion or note-taking.
Our Training Room has access to DNA Trainings Student Wi-Fi so that you can go online in the Learner Portal to read through the digital Workbook at any time and complete your written assessments.
Practical Training Locations
Experience hands-on learning in our simulated training environments with DNA Training Solutions, set across more than 200 acres of lush vegetation. Our practical training locations in the Yarra Ranges are available year-round, with sites in Beaconsfield and Don Valley.
WHAT TO BRING?
Please bring relevant PPE to your practical training days including the following items:
• Chaps / Chainsaw pants
• Hard hat
• Safety glasses
• Hearing protection
• Cut class 5 gloves
• Sunscreen
• High Visibility Clothing
• Safety boots
Equipment
We use the STIHL MS 261 C-M Professional Chainsaws as our chainsaw of choice for forming your skills from the STIHL SHOP in DANDENONG
We own our VERMEER BC700XL Wood Chipper to take onsite so that you can chip what you prune on the day! The BC700XL is the smallest machine in Vermeer's wood chipper line, the BC700XL design is based on operator feedback and focuses on productivity advantage and ease-of-use.
Private Course Bookings
Our Trainers and Assessors will come to your business to train your staff on your selected courses which we can tailor to suit your industry. When we train your staff on your site you will have the benefits of minimising risk in the workplace and have the knowledge that your employees can act
in case of an incident occurring to minimise the loss of lives or serious injury.
Contact us for your tailored group booking quote on 03 9070 1111 or email admin@dnatraining.com.au
What is recognition of prior learning?
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process through which non-formal learning and informal learning are measured, mediated for recognition across different contexts, and certified against the requirements for credit, access, inclusion or advancement in the formal education and training system, or workplace.
Forms of evidence for RPL in Cert III in Arboriculture may include some of the following examples:
- Resume
- Job/Work Orders
- Videos
- Photos
- Social Media
- Website
- Job Description
- Case Studies
- Third Party Results
- Customer Testimonies
What is a credit transfer RTO?
What is a credit transfer? A credit transfer is when a student has previously completed study and wishes to receive recognition for the previous study they have completed.
This usually entails a Statement of Attainment that has been certified by a JP to verify the Award. The Unit code and Name needs to be equivalent or may be equivalent and superseded to be applied.
What is Recognition of Current Competencies?
Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) is an assessment process that enables people to gain formal qualifications for the skills and knowledge they already have. The process includes an assessment of evidence supplied by the candidate against the outcomes of the relevant unit standard(s).
