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NF021
Computer Applications
NF022 Fabrication - Cylindrical 1
NF023 Fabrication - Cylindrical 2
NF024 Fabrication - Cylindrical 3
NF025 Fabrication - Conical 1
NF026 Fabrication - Conical 2
NF027 Fabrication - Transitions 1 (Concentric)
NF028 Fabrication - Transitions 2 (Offset)
NF029 Fabrication - Pressure Vessels 1
NF030 Fabrication - Pressure Vessels 2
NF031 Fabrication - Pipework Drawing
NF032 Fabrication - Pipework
NF033 Fabrication - Structural 1
NF034 Fabrication - Structural 2
NF035 Fabrication - Structural 3
NF036 Fabrication - Stainless Steel
NF037 Fabrication - Aluminium
NF039 Fabrication - Computer Applications 2
NF040 Fabrication - Workshop and Site Organisation
NFO6O Welding Processes - Alloy 1
NF061 Welding Processes - Alloy 2
NF063 Welding - ASME
p NF064 Fabrication - Conical 3
g NF065 Welding Certificate 1 (MMAW of LCS)
2 NF066 Welding Certificate 2
% NF067 Welding Certificate 3 (MMAW of Alloy Steel)
F NF068 Welding Certificate 4 (htMAW of Alloy Steel Pipe)
9. NF069 Welding Certificate 5 (FTAW, MMAW Alloy
(D Steel Pipe)
2. NF070 Welding Certificate 6/6E (Fuel Gas Welding)
NF071 Welding Certificate 7 (Gas Tungsten Arc
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3 W073 Welding Certificate 9 (Automatic Welding/
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:' NF076 Weld Testing and Inspection
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8 NF077 Codes and Specifications - Steel Structures
(iii) Free eledives 8 modules
Free elective modules may be selected from any of
the fabrication, mechanical or electrical/electronics
streams. Details of modules may be obtained from the
Mechanical and Manufacturing Technology Department.
Application procedure
Students may enrol at any time during the year by
contacting the Mechanical and Manufacturing Department
on 9214 8504.
3 2 1 2 ~ Certificate ~ ~ 1 ~ of Engineering
(Mechanical)
(Fitting and Machining)
Course aims and description
The aim of this course is to train apprentices in the trade
of fitting and machining.
Career potential
It is a nationally recognised course which has some
common subjects with the mechanical, fabrication and the
electrical trades. On completion of this course, a student
undertaking further study may be eligible to move from
the tradesman's pay level (CIO) to a higher level (C3).
Examples of further study are post trade certificates,
advanced certificates, or associate diplomas.
Entry requirements
Employment as an apprentice must be obtained before
any trade training can take place. Provided a person is
over fifteen years of age then he/she is eligible to apply for
an apprenticeship. Preference is usually given to those who
have completed Year 10 or Year 11. The employer
undertakes to train the apprentice in the skills of the trade
and allow the apprentice time to attend a TAFE institution.
The apprentice agrees to work for the employer for the
specified number of years required for apprenticeship.
Course availability and duration
This is a part-time day apprenticeship course of three
years duration. Attendance is one or two days per week.
Course structure
(a) The course consists of three main areas:
Broad base
Core (prerequisites for electives)
Electives
(b) To obtain a Certificate of Engineering the
apprentice must pass twenty-four full modules from
the three main areas.
(c) Swinburne TAFE Division has devised a course
that should suit most students with some flexibility in
the elective area.
(d) Each module should take approximately forty hours
to complete.
Broad Base (compulsory modules)
NBBOl Communication and Industrial Relations
NBBO2 Occupational Health and Safety (0.5module)
NBB06 Machining
NBBO8 Electrical Fundamentals
NBBO9 Welding and Thermal Cutting
Core prerequisites
NBB04 Computing in Engineering
NBB07 Hand and Power Tools
NBB12 Engineering Drawing Interpretation
NBB 13 Engineering Science
NMOOl Milling 1
NM005 Engineering Calculations