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Introduction To Engineering Machining

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Introduction To Engineering Machining
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Duration

6 weeks, 1 evening per week = 4 hours

Schedule

Tuesday evenings = 6 pm to 9 pm 

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Prerequisites

Minimum entry age of 16 years old

Photo identification (including your date of birth).

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Introduction to Engineering Machining Short Course.pdf

What You Learn

Skills and knowledge in the safe use of a variety of metal machining processes.

 

What You Get

Certificate of attendance.

Skills to be able to: 

Use a range of Mechanical Engineering Machinery to produce a project; 

This includes:   Lathes, Mills, Hand and Power Tools

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Non Accredited Training

This course is non-accredited which means no Unit of Competency is completed, no assessment is required and no Statement of Attainment will be issued.    Students will receive a Certificate of Attendance to acknowledge their participation.

Materials to Bring

Pen and Notepaper

Photo identification (including your date of birth)

Dress Code

Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

Participants in this course are required to provide and wear safety clothing and footwear which will include a long sleeve shirt, pants (preferably overalls) and full cover closed shoes, preferably work boots or shoes. Personal protective equipment such as eye, hearing and welding protection will be supplied; however participants may bring their own.

Description

Learn the skills to be able to: 

Use a range of Mechanical Engineering Machinery to produce a project; 

This includes:   Lathes, Mills, Hand and Power Tools

 

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  • A DHHS registered Disability Support Team

  • Koorie Liaison Officer

  • Student Wellbeing Officer supporting your personal and social needs

  • Library and Research Centre

  • Bookshop supplying a range of textbooks and stationery

  • Student Learning Support including literacy and numeracy