Engineering

This qualification defines the abilities and knowledge required of a composites trades-person within the metal, technology, fabricating and associated businesses, or other businesses where composites tradespersons work. The eligibility was specially designed to meet the requirements of all apprentices in the above trade. The eligibility packaging was created on the assumption that proficiency will probably be developed through a combination of off-the-job learning strategies such as the ones delivered through a formal apprenticeship. The eligibility could also be achieved through formal skills understanding assessment processes.The skills associated with this eligibility are designed to apply to a broad selection of composites work, for example laying up composites, selecting, handling, storing and using components and materials, undertaking repairs and alterations, adjusting resin chemicals and selecting and using joining techniques.This eligibility is intended to supply a market recognised skills profile associated with working as a composites trades-person. Skills development should be undertaken through a Australian Apprenticeship arrangement where the combination of online and off-the-job training will be given from the Coaching Plan related to the Contract of Coaching between the company and apprentice.Assessment of some units of competency needs to, where indicated, include evidence of the candidate's performance in a functioning workplace where there's an acceptable variety of appropriate tasks and substances to insure the scope of application of those components. All outcomes should represent the standard of performance inherent in the job.No certification, legislative or certification conditions affect this eligibility during time of publication. Nevertheless, in certain jurisdictions units within this qualification could relate with regulatory or licensing conditions. Local regulations should be checked.

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.