Course
FWPCOT3329 – Perform complex four wheel drive operations
This course is nationally recognised and students who successfully complete the course will obtain a Statement of Attainment with the Unit of competency.
This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to safely operate four-wheel drive vehicles in difficult terrain. Difficult terrain has surface conditions that include frequent steeps and/or rocks, slippery or sandy track sections, and including possible water crossings.
The unit applies to individuals who operate four-wheel drive vehicles in a variety of work settings and industry sectors, including forestry, agriculture, construction, tourism and energy.
All work must be carried out to comply with workplace procedures, according to state/territory health and safety regulations, legislation and standards that apply to the workplace.
Individuals seeking to undertake this unit should have prior experience in operating four-wheel drive vehicles on unsealed surfaces.
Our subject matter experts can go to anywhere in Australia, to facilitate this course.
In addition to our 4WD courses, we provide a weighing service for all your caravan and trailer requirements, and a nationally accredited Drive and Manoeuvre Trailers Course- AURTGA001 which provides participants the skills and knowledge required to drive and manouevre a caravan/trailer.
Please review the information on this page and the Sutton Road Training Centre Student Handbook prior to booking on a course to learn more about your rights as a student and our obligations as an RTO to ensure that this course will meet your needs.
- $660.00 per student
- All pricing is GST Free
- Full payment must be made at time of booking
One day course from 8:30am – 4:30pm.
The course comprises of the following key topics:
- Prepare for complex four wheel drive operations
- Operate vehicle in steep terrain
- Operate vehicle over difficult terrain
- Operate vehicle through water crossing
- Perform post-trip tasks
FWPCOT3329 | Perform complex four wheel drive operations |
All students must –
- Have a moderate level of English language, literacy and numeracy. The assessment is written in English and a translator is not permitted in the assessment. A language, Literacy and Numeracy assessment might require completion prior to enrolment.
- Hold a current drivers licence. (Provisional Licence is accepted).
- A registered, roadworthy 4WD.
- Please ensure your vehicle is clean and presentable.
Sutton Road Training Centre has automatic and manual transmission 4WD’s with winches and recovery equipment that can be hired for a fee of $150.00 per day if required. Please enquire through the office for further details.
- Cancellations made up to one week (7 days) prior to the course commencing will receive a full refund. Any cancellations made after this time will not be eligible for a refund.
- Failure to attend the training on the scheduled day will not result in a refund.
- TISC, at their sole discretion, may offer to rebook the student on a later course depending on the circumstances of the cancellation. TISC may request further documentation to assess student eligibility for a refund under these circumstances.
Pre-Enrolment Checklist
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