What tickets does each job ask for?
Pick your state and a job. See which tickets the law requires there, the training unit for the machine, and what depends on the role.
Last checked 31 October 2026
State or territory
Job
Queensland
Dogman
Slings loads, picks the lifting gear and directs the crane operator when the load is out of their view.
- Required by law
White Card (construction induction)
Queensland: needed for construction work, with face-to-face training. If you did it over 2 years ago and haven't done construction work in the last 2 years, you need it again.
- Required by law
High risk work licence — Dogging (DG)
Required in every state to do this work (you must be 18 or over). Valid for 5 years and recognised Australia-wide. Renew within 12 months of expiry, or you must train and be assessed again.
Employers and mine sites often add their own requirements. Always check the job ad or ask the agency.
Sources for dogman in Queensland
- WorkSafe Queensland — General construction induction
- Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 (Qld), reg 316
- Safe Work Australia — High risk work licences
- Safe Work Australia — High risk work licence classes
- WorkSafe Victoria — High risk work licence
- SafeWork NSW — High risk work licences
- WA Government — High risk work licensing
General information only, not legal advice. Rules change and can differ between sites. Check the official source or ask your employer before you act.
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