​Pre Seeding Agricultural Pilot Course

Pre Seeding Agricultural Pilot Course

4/3/2020

Do you move machinery on a green or orange ‘zone’ road? What do the zones mean and which roads fall within each zone? Are you moving machinery greater than 4.5m wide on an orange road? What’s the difference between an Agricultural Pilot and a Licensed Pilot?

Answer your Ag movement queries and become accredited (if needed for your farming business) in Dumbleyung on Monday March 23rd and Tuesday March 24th. A different provider than the previous (2019) accreditor, Employment Training Solutions is visiting our area to accredit those who require licensing. A two day course that includes both theory and practical elements, covering the below items:

TLIB2004 – Carry out vehicle inspection
TLIE3009A – Use pilot and escort communication
TLIC3010A – Pilot or escort oversized and/or over massed loads
TLIF3013A -- Coordinate breakdowns and emergencies
TLIF3060A – Control traffic as a pilot vehicle operator

A minimum of ten is needed for this workshop to proceed, pricing starts from $1000 per person. Please register your interest as soon as possible by calling 9863 4829 or email: admin@dumbleyungcrc.com.

For more information regarding the laws and regulations within Western Australia and whether you need to participate in the course please visit and read the information provided on https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/HVS/Pages/agriculturalvehicles.aspx#Do%20You%20Need%20a%20Permit or call Heavy Vehicle Services on 138 486.

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