Whatever your next move is, the right training can make all the difference.

Our Courses

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    Dogging (DG) – CPCCLDG3001 = $1599

    Learn to safely sling loads and direct crane operations using hand and whistle signals. This course covers lifting gear selection, load assessment, and communication techniques. It’s ideal for anyone entering construction or logistics seeking a nationally recognised qualification.

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    Tower Crane (CT) – CPCCLTC4001 = $1999

    This course teaches the safe operation of tower cranes in line with site and safety regulations. You’ll learn how to interpret load charts, manage crane movement, and apply signaling procedures. Designed for those pursuing high-risk work licences in crane operation.

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    Self Erecting TC (CS) – CPCCLTC4002 = $1999

    Train to operate self erecting tower cranes in real-world conditions with confidence. This course covers site setup, signaling, load control, and emergency shutdown procedures. Suitable for new entrants and workers upskilling in construction, infrastructure, or industrial environments.

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Our training 

At Central Coast Training, we focus on delivering practical, hands-on training that prepares you for the real demands of high-risk work. Our courses combine nationally recognised theory with simulated or live-site learning environments to help you build the confidence and skills you need to step onto site safely and competently.

Training may be delivered through a mix of:

  • Classroom-style sessions – covering essential theory, safety requirements, and regulatory knowledge

  • Simulated practical activities – using real equipment in controlled conditions to practise slinging, signaling, and crane operation

  • On-site assessments – where available, some assessments may take place on actual worksites or in partnership with local industry

  • Flexible scheduling – including weekday and weekend options, depending on course demand

All training and assessment is delivered in partnership with Halo Nation Training Pty Ltd (RTO 32485), ensuring that you receive high-quality, compliant, and nationally recognised outcomes.

Our Trainers

At Central Coast Training, our trainers are more than just industry experts — they’re passionate mentors dedicated to helping you succeed.

Each member of our team brings real-world experience, hands-on skills, and a commitment to delivering training that’s practical, engaging, and focused on preparing you for the workplace.

We believe learning should be straightforward, supportive, and directly connected to what you’ll face on-site — and our trainers make that a reality every day.

From your first day of training to the moment you achieve your qualification, you’ll be supported by professionals who genuinely care about your journey and your success.

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  • Managing Director/Lead Trainer

    Leighton Stott brings over 25 years of hands-on experience to Central Coast Training. Starting his career in 2000, Leighton has worked across a wide range of industries, from construction and logistics to large-scale infrastructure projects.

    Today, as our Managing Director and Lead Trainer, Leighton leads from the front — ensuring that every course we deliver is grounded in real-world knowledge and practical skills.

    Known for his calm, approachable teaching style, Leighton is passionate about supporting students to develop the confidence and capability they need to succeed on-site and beyond.

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  • SafeWork NSW HRWL Assessor

    Justin is a highly experienced trainer with deep industry roots in construction and crane operations. With a strong focus on safety, precision, and site-readiness, Justin brings valuable practical insights to every training session he delivers.

    His approachable nature and clear communication style make learning straightforward and engaging for students at all stages of their careers.

    Whether you’re new to the industry or seeking to advance your skills, Justin’s training ensures you’re equipped for real-world challenges — not just theory.

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