This Nationally Recognised Maintain Hydraulic systems Course is designed to provide tradespeople with the fundamental knowledge and skills around hydraulics, components, schematic reading, troubleshooting and understanding the operation of basic hydraulic systems.
The Maintain Hydraulic Systems course was previously called hydraulics 1 & 2 and is a requirement for fitters to work on underground mining hydraulic equipment.
The course can be tailored to suit your company's specific training requirements.
COURSE TOPICS
- Hydraulic safety and principles
- Systems and components
- Basic component repair techniques
- Schematic reading
- Component and system testing
- Hands-on practical sessions, building and testing hydraulic circuits
- Machine specific – to suit customer equipment
PREREQUISITES & HRW LICENCE ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
To enrol in this course participants must:
It is a prerequisite that participants hold the relevant competencies to qualify for enrolment in this course:
Note: Prerequisites are covered in MEM30205 Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade (Fitting/Turning) or equivalent.
If required we also provide 'Maintain Hydraulic Systems Pre-requisites' Training, which covers all the below Units of Compentency.
- MEM09002 Interpret technical drawing
- MEM12023 Perform engineering measurements
- MEM18001 Use hand tools
- MEM18002 Use power tools/hand held operations
- MEM18003 Use tools for precision work
- MEM18006 Repair and fit engineering components
- MEM18055 Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering components
- Once you have placed your order, please send a copy of evidence of your completion of the above competencies to admin@iwpt.com.au - Your registration will not be approved until this has been received
- Be a minimum of 18 years of age
- Bring 100 points of identification on the first day of the course and on the assessment day. If using a birth certificate or a passport, it must be the original evidence of identity document, a photo of the document will not be accepted, a photo of a driver's licence, high-risk work licence, and Medicare card on the NSW service site on your phone is acceptable.
The link below outlines the acceptable evidence of identity and points value:
https://www.safework.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/51836/SW08446-0718-423971.pdf
- Participant's identification must show a NSW residential address, if you are an interstate participant an exemption must be in place before you can undergo the assessment
- Inform IWP if you are an accredited SafeWork NSW licenced assessor, an exemption must be in place before you can undergo the assessment
- To allow for adequate time for an exemption to be granted please notify IWP during enrolment as we can assist with the exemption process.
- Demonstrate the ability to speak and write English to a basic level & have basic numeracy skills
- Be able to speak English well enough to carry out high-risk work safely with other people, please inform us upon registration if you feel you have any literacy or numeracy difficulties. Some reasonable adjustments to the course can be made to assist.
COURSE DURATION
PARTICIPANTS WILL NEED TO BRING
- 100 points of identification as listed in the prerequisites for this course
- Bring your own food, free water, tea, coffee & biscuits are provided, you will be able to leave the facility during your lunch break if you wish
- PPE including protective footwear will be required to be worn for the practical training sessions and the SafeWork NSW assessment, we have hard hats, high visibility vests, gloves & whistles available for use if required.
ASSESSMENT PROCESS
- The course is based on the requirements of the national standards for licencing persons performing high-risk work, the training will be a combination of knowledge, calculations & practical training where participants will be required to demonstrate industry skills & knowledge described in the units of competency included in this course.
- On completion of the training, an RTO assessment will be conducted, this assessment will identify if the participant is ready to undergo the SafeWork NSW assessment, or if further training is required.
- To pass the SafeWork NSW assessment, all critical components must be demonstrated and answered correctly
COURSE OUTCOME
On successful completion of the SafeWork NSW assessment, participants will be given a:
- Nationally recognised statement of attainment for:
- MEM18020 Maintain Hydraulic Systems components
- MEM18021 Maintain Hydraulic Systems
- Statement of Attainment is recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under the authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011
- A SafeWork NSW licence to perform high-risk work application form is to be lodged at Australia Post within 60 days of the completion of the assessment.
MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS
UNIT OF COMPETENCY
- MEM18020 Maintain Hydraulic Systems components
- MEM18021 Maintain Hydraulic Systems
PRICE
- $3000
- For your registration into a course to be approved, all course fees are required to be paid in full at the time you make your booking.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
- CREDIT CARD - over the phone or the ONLINE CREDIT CARD payment option through our website (preferred) 1.75% surcharge will apply
- INVOICE (an approved 7-day credit application must be in place, available to corporate customers only)
- Individuals registering for a course must use the credit card payment option
REFUND POLICY
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL)
- Participants should speak with the IWP administration team at the time of enrolment to further discuss this option
IWP CONTACT DETAILS & RTO INFO
- Address: 37 Kemblawarra Road Warrawong NSW 2502
- Phone: 02 42743864
- Email: admin@iwpt.com.au
- Website: https://www.iwpt.com.au
- RTO Code 91671
- ABN 18133156993