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MEM10198 Certificate I in Engineering

Qualification: Certificate I (AQF)
Training Package: MEM98 Metal And Engineering Industry
TAFE NSW Course No: 9317

This course is reserved exclusively for students enrolled in the Metal and Engineering VET Curriculum Framework HSC course.

The outcome of this course is the achievement of the Certificate I in Engineering under the Metal and Engineering National Training Package as implemented by the NSW Board of Studies in the Metal and Engineering VET Curriculum Framework.

In addition to providing students with the Certificate I in Engineering, students will also gain competency standards units which can be used subsequently as credit in other courses which contain them.

The course provides the opportunity for students to complete appropriate selections of units of competency towards the following HSC courses: Metal and Engineering (180 Indicative Hours) Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Metal and Engineering Extension - Specialist Studies (60 Indicative Hours). The course also provides students with the required skills and knowledge to sit for the optional HSC examination for the 240 Indicative Hours course.

Career Opportunities: This course provides training for persons at every level in the manufacturing, engineering and related industries. Career pathways may include further training and qualification. The certificate I in Engineering award gained by completing this course may provide advanced standing in higher level courses.

Articulation: on completion of this course, students may be able to articulate into other engineering courses covered by the MERS ITAB Training Package MEM98.

Entry Requirements: Year 10 or equivalent. Learners will have nominated this course as a vocational HSC course with their school. No other students are to be enrolled in this course. A workplace component is mandatory for learners wishing to include this Industry Curriculum Framework as part of their HSC.

Competency Units
MEM1.1FA Undertake interactive workplace communication
MEM1.2FA Apply principles of Occupational Health & Safety in work environment
MEM1.3FA Apply quality procedures
MEM1.4FA Plan to undertake a routine task
MEM13.1AA Perform emergency first aid
MEM16.2AB Participate in formal interviews and negotiations
MEM18.1AB Use hand tools
MEM18.2AA Use power tools/hand held operations
MEM18.55AA Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering components
MEM2.1C12A Apply quality systems
MEM2.2C11A Organise and analyse information
MEM2.5C11A Measure with graduated devices
MEM2.7C10A Perform computations - basic
MEM2.8C10A Perform computations
MEM2.9C10A Perform computer operations
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering - electrical/electronic components
MEM5.3AA Soft soldering (basic)
MEM5.4AB Perform routine oxy acetylene welding
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding
MEM5.5AA Carry out mechanical cutting
MEM5.6AA Perform brazing and/or silver soldering
MEM5.7AB Manual heating and thermal cutting
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic)
MEM7.5AA Perform general machining
MEM9.10BB Create 3D models using computer aided design system
MEM9.11AA Apply basic engineering design concepts
MEM9.1AA Draw and interpret sketch
MEM9.2AA Interpret technical drawing
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing
MEM9.5AA Basic Engineering detail drafting
MEM9.9BB Create 2D drawings using computer aided design system

Applying and enrolling : This course is for TVET students. Contact the School TVET Coordinator or the Engineering Head Teacher at the campus to discuss enrolling in this course.

Campuses:

Coffs Harbour Education Campus - Contact the Head Teacher, Mick Johnston on (02) 6659 3291 to discuss enrolling in this course.

Kempsey - Flexible delivery.
Contact Dave Rouse on (02) 6562 7255 for more information.

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