| Course Code | 3120CIV008 |
| Locations |
Warrnambool
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| Study Mode | Short Course |
| Length | 2 days |
| Commencement | Follow the book now button for upcoming dates |
| Timetable | 2 days training, with 8 weeks in between to allow for 160 hours of operation |
The program will involve an initial one day training session with the assessor in the employee’s workplace which will be a mix of theory and practical training. This will be followed by the employee spending time on the machine (a recommended 144 hours) in the workplace performing various tasks as the workplace dictates under supervision of a suitable person. All details to be recorded in a log book and signed off by the employee’s supervisor. This will then be followed up by a second visit to the workplace where the student will be assessed to determine competence.For experienced operators who already have considerable skills and do not require further training there will be the opportunity to undertake the assessment component of the course. For these operators a list of assessment tasks will be given to them prior to assessment so they fully understand what we be expected during the assessment. They will also need to provide third party verification of at least 160 hours operation of an front end loader.
On successful completion, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for this course.
For your practical class:
| Unit Code | Unit Name |
|---|---|
| RIIMPO321F | Conduct civil construction wheeled front end loader operations |
This course involves accredited units. You will be required to complete assessment tasks to demonstrate your underpinning knowledge, skills and attributes to meet the course outcomes. A combination of written, oral and practical assessment strategies will be used in either a classroom, online or workplace environment.
Where units require demonstration of skills in a workplace environment, you will have the opportunity to do this either in your own workplace (where appropriate), through a practical placement, or by using one of the Institute's simulated workshops/classrooms. Detailed information about the types, conduct and dates of assessments will be provided in advance. You will also be provided with information about the opportunity for reassessment and appeal.
Once you have applied for your chosen course, you will receive a thank you email from South West TAFE with a few steps to help process your enrolment.
Complete a Pre-Training Review
You will receive an email to complete a Pre-Training Review online evaluation. This evaluation helps us tailor your training to suit your needs.
Create or provide a Unique Student Identifier (USI)
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Skills recognition
If you have experience or prior qualifications, you may be eligible to apply for recognition of prior learning and gain credits. You will be asked to provide any relevant Statement of Attainment to support identified credits.
Here's an outline of fees and costs associated with your course.
| Course Fees | $525.00 |
|---|
Some courses require specific resources or materials necessary for your study eg: tools of the trade, excursions, etc. Final costs will be determined upon enrolment.
| Additional course fees | Indicative Course Fee |
|---|---|
| Course consumable/materials (approximate) | $0.00 |
You can book and pay for your place in a short course online by following the book now button. Alternatively, you can call us on 1300 648 911 or visit your nearest campus for assistance in your booking.
If your course is to be invoiced to a third party, (eg. Work Cover, employer or agency) an Authority to Invoice (ATI) form needs to be completed and signed by the third party. Please contact us via the live chat below, calling 1300 648 911, or email short.courses@swtafe.edu.au to receive the form.
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