Apprentice & Trainee Training
XLt is a Government recognised training organisation authorised to deliver training and ceritification to apprentices and trainees.
Some of the course outlines offered are taken from the Metals and Engineering Training Package (MEM05) and include:
- Apprenticeship - Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication) to
Certificate IV in Engineering
- Traineeship – Certificate II (Production)
Companies can commence apprentices and trainees at any time throughout the year, unlike most TAFE’s where intake is only once per year.
Delivery of off the job training can be in block release or day release and is also flexible to fit in with the companies work loads.
The cost of off the job training component is similar to TAFE
charges, but many vary slightly due to the individualised nature of training content, (eg. off the
shelf training program).
Employing of an Apprentice:
1. XLT can assist in interviewing and assessing applicants to determine attitude and aptitude against the requirement of the company.
2. A pre-apprenticeship course can follow to ensure applicant is more familiar with the training/skills requirements, and also to ensure that he/she is familiar with the work site/shop. This will include safety, general hand/power tools, and operating procedures.
3. You then sign the apprentice up with a New Apprentice Centre (NAC).
4. The NAC will then request a TPO (Training Program Outline) from XLT.
5. XLT will then discuss with you (the company) and also with the Apprentice to choose the best possible training units to benefit company/apprentice and industry from the Metals and Engineering Training Package.
6. XLT will then discuss and organise with you (the company) about the best times for the off the job component of training for the Apprenticeship.
7. XLT will give you regular progress updates of apprentice, will carry out on the job assessments/training, and liaise with the company supervisor/manager to ensure all training outcomes are achieved.
8. Between XLT, the company, and the Apprentice, we will achieve the highest degree of craftsmanship skills, knowledge, values, and attitudes delivered to the highest levels of integrity and credibility.
Below is a list of the available units for the Certificate III in Engineering training program. XLT specialises in meeting the requirements of the employer as well as the individuals abilities when tailoring a training program to suit each student.
MEM30305 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade
Unit Code
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Mandatory Units
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MEM12023A |
PERFORM ENGINEERING MEASURMENTS |
MEM12024A |
PERFORM COMPUTATIONS |
MEM13014A |
APPLY PRINCIPLES OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE
WORK ENVIRONMENT |
MEM14004A |
PLAN TO UNDERTAKE A ROUTINE TASK |
MEM14005A |
PLAN A COMPLETE ACTIVITY |
MEM15002A |
APPLY QUALITY SYSTEMS |
MEM15024A |
APPLY QUALITY PROCEDURES |
MEM16006A |
ORGANISE AND COMMUNICATE INFORMATION |
MEM16007A |
WORK WITH OTHERS IN A MANUFACTURING, ENGINEERING OR RELATED ENVIROMENT |
MEM16008A |
INTERACT WITH COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY |
MEM17003A |
ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF ON THE JOB TRAINING |
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Fabrication Trade Stream / Specialisation Units.
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MEM05005B |
CARRY OUT MECHANICAL CUTTING – 12023A & 18001C |
MEM05007C |
PERFORM MANUAL HEATING AND THERMAL CUTTING |
MEM05009C |
PERFORM AUTOMATED THERMAL CUTTING – 05023A |
MEM05011C |
ASSEMBLE FABRICATED COMPONENTS – Oxy 05019C, 05049B, 05051A, 05052A, 12023A ,18001C & 18002B |
MEM05012C |
PERFORM ROUTINE MANUAL METAL ARC WELDING |
MEM05013C |
PERFORM MANUAL PRODUCTION WELDING |
MEM05015C |
WELD USING MANUAL METAL ARC WELDING PROCESS – 05012A, 05051A, 05052A, 12023A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05016C |
PERFORM ADVANCED WELDING USING MANUAL METAL ARC WELING PROCESS – 05007C, 05012C, 05015A, 05051C, 05052A, 09002B, 12023A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05017C |
WELD USING GAS METAL ARC WELDING PROCESS – 05005B, 05050B,05051A, 05052A, 12023A, 18001C & 01802B |
MEM05018C |
PERFORM ADVANCED WELDING USING GAS METAL ARC WELDING PROCESS - 05007C,05017C, 05050A, 05051A, 05052A, 12023A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05019C |
WELD USING GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING PROCESS – 05049B, 05051A, 05052A, 12023A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05023C |
WELDING USING SUBMERGED ARC WELDING PROCESS – 12023A |
MEM05036C |
REPAIR/REPLACE/MODIFY FABRICATION – 05005B, ,05007C, 05011C, 05012C, 05015C, 05051A, 05052A, 09002B, 12023A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05037B |
PERFORM GEOMETRIC DEVELOPMENT – 9002B, 12023A & 12024A |
MEM05047B |
WELD USING FLUX CORE ARC WELDING PROCESS – 05050B, 05051A, 05052A, 18001C & 18002B |
MEM05048B |
PERFORM ADVANCED WELDING USING FLUX CORE ARC WELDING PROCESS – 05007C, 05047B, 05050B, 05051C, 05052A, 09002B, 18001C
& 18002B |
MEM05049B |
PERFORM ROUTINE GAS TUNGSTEN WELDING |
MEM05050B |
PERFORM ROUTINE GAS METAL ARC WELDING |
MEM05051A |
SELECT WELDING PROCESSES |
MEM05052A |
APPLY SAFE WELDING PRACTICES |
MEM09002B |
INTERPRET TECHNICAL DRAWING |
MEM18001C |
USE HAND TOOLS |
MEM18002B |
USE POWER TOOLS / HAND HELD OPERATIONS
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Contact us to find out more about how XLT can take the hard work out of employing an apprentice or trainee.
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