Looking for a Welding and\or CNC Machining pathway or Traineeship in Engineering, developing Engineering skills? This course has been developed in skills and knowledge clusters, being delivered in stages, covering the skills and knowledge related to each cluster. Students can complete Stage 1 - Welding cluster, and then take the option of completing Stage 2 - Machining cluster or complete all three stages to achieve the full qualification as either a public student, or through an employer under an Australian Traineeship agreement.

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Looking for a career in Engineering, Fabrication or Welding? This course has been developed to provide a broad range of engineering and manufacturing tasks for entry-level employment prospects for apprenticeships, traineeships or general employment in an engineering related workplace.

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This course is specifically designed to cover the skills and knowledge required for employment as a higher level Engineering Tradesperson or a Special Class Engineering Tradesperson (Mechanical) and associated industries, or at equivalent levels in other industries where Engineering Tradespersons work. This course is ideal for tradespeople nearing completion or have completed an apprenticeship, or are experienced in the trade (Fabrication or Fitter and Turner) wanting to broaden their skill set, or move into supervisory roles.

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Develop your skills in Engineering (Mechanical) Drafting. This course will develop the skills and knowledge required for a draftsperson producing specialist engineering drawings within an engineering (Mechanical) or manufacturing work environment. You will either be employed, or looking to be employed, within an engineering-related industry directly, or under an Australian Traineeship agreement, looking to work and develop knowledge of engineering principles for this specialised area, as well as mathematics and appropriate drafting skills.

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In this specialised technical Engineering course, you will develop skills and knowledge required for a draftsperson producing specialist engineering drawings within an engineering (Mechanical) or manufacturing work environment as well as industry relevant mathematics, engineering design calculations, drafting techniques and appropriate drafting skills. You will learn to apply technical mathematics and calculus, develop advanced engineering detail drafting skills and mechanical models for computer-aided engineering. You may be already employed in an engineering-related industry directly, or a public student looking for a career change to gain employment in this specialised area or looking for full time study prior to higher education. Credit for relevant units of competency achieved may be granted towards this qualification for those who have completed MEM40412 \ MEM40422 Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting, MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade, MEM30

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As an apprentice fabricator (boilermaker or metal fabricator), you will learn and develop skills in metal fabrication, pattern development, welding and computers in engineering that are required to work as an Fabrication Tradesperson – within the metal, engineering, manufacturing or associated industries.

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Learn valuable skills in a challenging but rewarding career. As an apprentice Fitter and Turner, Maintenance worker, CNC Machinist, this qualification covers the skills and knowledge required to work as an Engineering Tradesperson – Mechanical within metal, engineering, manufacturing and associated industries.

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Build your knowledge of computer-aided design (CAD) using Autodesk® AutoCAD® software. For those in the industry or hobbyists, you'll engage in a mix of theoretical and practical classroom sessions. You will work towards producing two-dimensional sketch plans and working drawings.

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This course helps students build their knowledge of computer aided design (CAD) using Autodesk Fusion software. Though the course is made primarily for Fusion 360 beginners who have never worked with the software before an intermediate learner can also take this course to brush up the topics and to learn about new features and enhancements of Fusion 360.

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The Intro to Digital Design & Manufacturing (CNC) course is aimed at introducing people who currently work in a machining or production workplace, to the principles of drawing and designing components using CAD, and producing components using CNC machining processes.

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This course is designed to give you the knowledge and skills to undertake basic machining under supervision, introducing students to workshop machines, such as lathes, mills and drills.

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