This course will give you a great range of skills and knowledge in vehicle assembly and automotive production operations.
If you would like to work in a production role at an vehicle manufacturing plant, the Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production — Bus, Truck and Trailer is for you!
Through this nationally recognised and accredited qualification, you'll learn about on the job safety; working effectively as part of a production team; using a range of tools and machinery; welding and mechanical cutting; installing and fitting out components; applying technical quality standards; and much more.
This is the perfect way to start your automotive manufacturing career, or a great head start if you're trying to get an apprenticeship in this area. Completion of this course can also provide credit towards a relevant higher level qualification, should you wish to pursue further study.
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