Skills Obtained:

• Remove and install a range of original/aftermarket/auxiliary auto-electrical equipment and/or components/systems.
• Test, diagnose, replace and service automotive batteries and related components.
• Test, diagnose and repair automotive starting and charging systems.
• Conduct basic vehicle service operations in an auto-electrical environment.
• Test, diagnose and repair automotive networking and data transfer systems and supplemental restraint systems (SRS)Test, diagnose and repair systems for integrated engine management (fuel injection and ignition), vehicle stability, traction, and drive control (VSTDC), transmission, ABS braking, and driver assistance.
• Test, diagnose and repair systems for heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC), climate control, convenience, security, and telematics.

Skills Obtained:

• Perform preventative and scheduled maintenance on heavy equipment.
• Dismantle, assess, repair, and reassemble heavy equipment engine and power train system components.
• Diagnose and repair faults in heavy equipment diesel engine and power train systems.

Skills Obtained:

• Perform preventative and scheduled maintenance on a tractor, engine components, mechanical parts and hydraulically or electrically powered systems in accordance with specifications.
• Disassemble, assess, repair, and reassemble tractor and agricultural machinery systems and components in accordance with specifications.
• Diagnose and repair faults on tractor and agricultural machinery systems and components in accordance with specifications of diesel engines and power transmission systems.

Skills Obtained:

• Perform preventative and scheduled maintenance on diesel vehicles.
• Dismantle, inspect, assess, repair, and assemble diesel engine and vehicle system components.
• Diagnose and repair faults in diesel engine and vehicle systems and their components.

Skills Obtained:

• Perform preventative and scheduled maintenance on petrol and diesel road vehicles
• Dismantle, inspect, assess, repair, and assemble engine and vehicle system components.
• Diagnose and repair faults in petrol and diesel engine and vehicle systems and their components.
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Skills Obtained:

• The primary focus of this qualification is to develop the ability to produce components of some complexity using a variety of machining methods and the ability to fault find, dismantle, maintain, repair, and install complex mechanical assemblies and diagnose and repair equipment and machinery during production/operation. Hand skills play a large role in this qualification.

Skills Obtained:

• The primary focus of this curriculum is to develop the ability to repair and install complex mechanical assemblies and diagnose and repair equipment and machinery during production/operation.

Skills Obtained:

The Metal Machinist is a recognised trade qualification and prepares the person to work effectively in various industries making use of metal engineering machining skills and meet the challenges of such an environment. The primary focus of this qualification is the develop the ability to prepare for, set up and operate a range of engineering machine tools to shape and form metal stock and castings to fine tolerances, using detailed drawings and specifications. Hand skills play a large role in this qualification.

Skills Obtained:

• Demonstrate the skills and ability to supervise the lifting, moving, and placing of complex loads by using lifting machinery.
• Demonstrate an ability to plan and schedule work.
• Apply procedures to solve a variety of problems within a mechanical handling context.
• Demonstrate leadership through effective interaction and communication with clients, peers, and members of supervisory and management levels.

Skills Obtained:

• Maintain process control systems.
• Maintain Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
• Demonstrate understanding of the principles of process Communication Systems.
• Maintain and support policies and procedures to solve a variety of problems within a Measurement, Control, and Instrumentation field.
• Range: Problems include both familiar and unfamiliar.
• The learner can identify deviations related to equipment and procedures and creatively finding solutions through clearly defined methods and techniques.
• Work effectively with others as a member of a team daily to effectively provide maintenance and related services to process control systems.
• Organize and manage oneself and one’s activities responsibly and effectively by proactively handling and maintaining instrumentation, equipment, and tools.
• Communicate effectively using appropriate verbal and nonverbal skills to ensure a smooth shift take-over and hand- over and reporting all work-related issues.
• Demonstrate an understanding of the world, as a set of related systems by recognizing that problem solving in the context of Instrumentation and Analytical equipment does not happen in isolation.
• Use science and technology to show responsibility towards the environment and health of the broader community by complying with health, safety and environmental policies and procedures as dictated by legislation.