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Certificate IV in Engineering

Course Code

• MEM40119
• CRICOS Code: A

Faculty

• Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Delivery Mode

• Blended

Duration

• 60 Weeks

Course Description

This qualification outlines the skills and understanding necessary for an advanced tradesperson in the metalworking, engineering, manufacturing, and related fields. The competencies linked to this certification are designed to be relevant to a broad spectrum of engineering tasks in various areas, such as:

• Refrigeration and air conditioning
• Casting and molding
• Computer numerical control (CNC) programming
• Fluid power
• Heavy fabrication
• Instrumentation
• Maintenance
• Plant mechanics
• Marine electronics
• Mechatronics
• Patternmaking
• Robotics
• Toolmaking
• Welding
• Watch and clock repair

This qualification imparts the necessary competencies and knowledge, enabling individuals to:

• Apply quality control methods
• Exhibit effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Follow complex instructions and procedures
• Utilize discretion within their realm of responsibility
• Work independently or as part of a team under limited supervision
• Ensure the quality of their work
• Offer trade guidance and support as a member of a work team
• Carry out additional non-trade duties related to their primary responsibilities
• Inspect products and materials for compliance with operational standards
• Operate lifting equipment as required
• Assist in training activities in collaboration with supervisors and trainers

Individuals can directly pursue this certification without prerequisite qualifications. However, it is expected that learners are either apprentices enrolled in an Australian Apprenticeship scheme or existing tradespersons with access to structured training. This qualification is not intended as a pre-employment or pre-apprenticeship program; its primary objective is to encompass necessary competencies and knowledge for individuals employed as Engineering/Manufacturing Tradespersons Special Class Level II.

Currently, there are no mandatory licensing or certification requirements for this certification. However, in certain jurisdictions, individual units within this qualification may require obtaining a license.

Course Duration/Fee

• Course Duration: 60 Weeks

Entry Requirements

The following are the admission requirements of ISMT:

• Must be 18 years of age or older at the time of course commencement.
• Prospective students may be required to undertake a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment and/or a pre-enrolment interview.
• Must have completed Australian Year 11 or an equivalent level of schooling or a Certificate III or higher qualification from an Australian institution.
• Must demonstrate an English level of IELTS 6.0 overall with no band less than 5.5 or equivalent, including tests such as:
  • IBT 60
  • PTE 50
  • CAE 169
  • OET B
  • General English Advanced or equivalent
  • Duolingo 95
  • MET
  • LANGUAGECERT Academic
  • CELPIP General
  • Certificate IV or higher qualification from an Australian institution.
• Must possess basic digital literacy, including the ability to use the internet and common software applications for learning purposes.
• Must be able to participate in training within a simulated workplace environment, including performing manual handling tasks.

Intake Dates

Please refer to ISMT for intake details.

Award Requirements

Students must successfully complete all units in this course to receive the certificate of MEM40119 Certificate IV in Engineering.

Career Pathway

Potential routes for career progression include:

• Welding
• Boilermaking
• Surface finishing
• Sheet metalworking

Pathway From Qualification

Additional training opportunities stemming from this certification consist of pursuing the Advanced Trade Diploma in Engineering or other suitable qualifications.

Units Of Competency

The MEM40119 Certificate IV in Engineering requires the completion of the following units:

Core Units 12 Units

• MEM16006: Organise and communicate information
• MSMENV272: Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
• MEM14006: Plan work activities
• MEM18002: Use power tools/hand held operations
• MEM18001: Use hand tools
• MEM13015: Work safely and effectively in manufacturing and engineering
• MEM12024: Perform computations
• MEM16008: Interact with computing technology
• MEM11011: Undertake manual handling
• MEM17003: Assist in the provision of on-the-job training
• MEM12023: Perform engineering measurements
• MEM09002: Interpret technical drawing

Elective Units 15 Units

• MEM05060: Perform welds to code standards using submerged arc welding process
• MEM05062: Apply welding and welding related codes and standards
• MEM03001: Perform manual production assembly
• MEM03002: Perform precision assembly
• MEM03003: Perform sheet and plate assembly
• MEM03004: Perform electronic/electrical assembly (production)
• MEM03006: Set assembly stations
• MEM04002: Perform gravity die casting
• MEM18092: Maintain and repair commercial and/or industrial refrigeration and/or air conditioning controls
• MEM18093: Maintain and repair integrated industrial refrigeration and/or large air handling system controls
• MEM18084: Commission and decommission split air conditioning systems
• MEM18085: Install, service and repair domestic air conditioning and refrigeration appliances
• MEM18086: Test, recover, evacuate, and charge refrigeration systems
• MEM18087: Service and repair domestic and light commercial refrigeration and air conditioning equipment
• MEM18088: Maintain and repair commercial air conditioning systems and components

Please note: Electives are subject to change to meet client and industry requirements.