Load Restraint Training Courses

  • Mon, 15 Dec 2025
    7:00AM - 1:00PM
    1 day
    Places Available
    8 Spoto Street, Woree
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Load Restraint Course Cairns

How not to load

Only $400

Includes:

TLIA1001 – Secure cargo

TLID0015 – Load and unload goods/cargo

 

These units involve the skills and knowledge required to secure and load/unload cargo, including:

  • preparing to secure cargo/containers
  • lashing and unlashing cargo
  • protecting cargo from weather
  • packing and unpacking cargo
  • completing all required documentation
  • It may apply in cargo securing contexts in the stevedoring, transport, distribution and allied industries.

On successfully completion of being deemed competent you will receive a statement of attainment and a plastic industry wallet card issued by QTLT RTO 40931

A short literacy and numeracy test will be required

We will come to you and train at YOUR WORK SITE when 5 or more people register to train together.

Discounts for multiple bookings and group bookings, please contact us for a quote.

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Upcoming Load Restraint Training Courses


  • Mon, 15 Dec 2025
    7:00AM - 1:00PM
    1 day
    Places Available
    8 Spoto Street, Woree



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For more information OR to book a course call 07 4242 1135

 
Address: 8 Spoto Street, Cairns QLD
 
 
QTLT Student's Handbook
Terms, Conditions, Refunds
 
Cairns Truck School has a third-party Non-RTO arrangement with Queensland Transport and Logistics Training (QTLT) national provider number: 40931. 
We recruit prospective students, provide enrolment forms, and conduct training and assessment on behalf of QTLT RTO 40931.

Please contact Cairns Truck School, or QTLT RTO, for further course information before paying, or making a booking.   Please refer to the “QTLT Student Handbook” for terms and conditions of the payment, and information regarding refunds.

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