The skills associated with this qualification are intended to apply to a wide range of engineering work undertaken in the fields of refrigeration and air conditioning, casting and moulding, computer numerically controlled (CNC) programming, fluid power, heavy fabrication, instrumentation, maintenance, plant mechanics, marine electronics, mechatronics, patternmaking, robotics, toolmaking, welding and watch and clock services and repair, including post-trade work.

 It provides the skills and knowledge for a person to understand and implement quality control techniques, exercise good interpersonal and communications skills, work from complex instructions and procedures, exercise discretion within the scope of responsibility, perform work under limited supervision either individually or in a team environment, be responsible for assuring the quality of their own work, provide trade guidance and assistance as part of a work team, perform non-trade tasks which are incidental or peripheral to the primary tasks and facilitate the completion of the whole task, inspect products and/or materials for conformity with established operational standards, operate lifting equipment incidental to their work and assists in the provision of training in conjunction with supervisors and trainers. 

This qualification may be accessed by direct entry. It is assumed that the learner is either already a tradesperson with access to structure on and off-the-job training or is an apprentice under an Australian Apprenticeship arrangement. 
 

Industry Training & Workplace Services, offers the MEM40119 Certificate IV in Engineering. This is a nationally recognised training and is specifically designed to cover the skills and knowledge required of workers employed as Engineering/Manufacturing Tradesperson – Special Class Level II as defined in the Manufacturing and Associated Industries and Occupations Award. 

This pathway teaches you how to install, service, and repair fixed and mobile plant. Competencies include carrying out engineering measurements and computations, using hand and power tools, planning your work tasks, following safety and sustainability procedures, welding, and engineering hand skills, repairing and maintaining engine cooling systems, working with mobile plant hydraulics and suspension systems. 

ITWS can create individual training plans that cater to your businesses job requirements and needs. Don’t hesitate to call us on 90227100 if you have any enquiries about this qualification.

This course covers key aspects of the Engineering Fixed and Mobile Plant industry, emphasising environmental responsibility and sustainable practices. Safety is a core focus, ensuring students adopt safe work practices for themselves and their peers. The curriculum highlights vehicle systems, including modules on testing, repair, hydraulic system servicing, and diagnosing related components. Students refine essential skills such as diagnostic test strategies, effective communication in the workplace, and servicing components while interpreting vehicle diagrams, building a comprehensive skillset for the industry. This workplace-based qualification provides invaluable practical experience, fostering essential skills for career growth. By collaborating with experienced professionals, learners enhance their confidence, competence, and professional networks. The workplace environment enriches their learning journey, combining real-world tasks with structured training. Tailored for employed individuals, most training occurs within their workplaces. Students access relevant documents and procedures, enabling effective assessments and collaboration with seasoned colleagues. This approach ensures learners are well-prepared to excel in the Engineering Fixed and Mobile Plant industry.