Program Overview

Vehicle Inspectors Preparatory Course

This short course is designed for people in the automotive industry who want to carry out vehicle inspections. Upon completion of this course, participants may apply to the New Zealand Transport Agency for assessment.

Overview

The course covers various topics, including:

• Customer service protocols
• Assessment of vehicle structural integrity
• Lighting and signalling system
• Vision requirements
• Door and hinged panel
• Vehicle interior systems
• Brake systems
• Steering and suspension
• Wheels and tyres
• Exhaust systems
• Documentation of inspection

Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a Unitec Certificate of Attendance.

Course Details

Pre-requisites

The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) is the licensing provider for this license. Before enrolling, students must check the latest requirements to become a NZTA Authorised Vehicle Inspector.

Duration

The course is 4 days long, spread over 1 or 2 weeks.

Fee

• Domestic Student Fee: $1,080.88 (inclusive of 15% GST and Student Services fee)
• International Student Fee: $1,166.18 (inclusive of 15% GST and Student Services fee) Note: International students must hold a valid New Zealand visa for the full duration of the programme, and this short-term course does not qualify for a student visa.

Minimum Enrolment Number

The minimum number of students required to run the class is 6. If this number is not reached, the class will be cancelled, and students will be notified ahead of closure.

Maximum Enrolment Number

The maximum number of students allowed in the class is 10.

Course Code

The course code is TTECS075.

Class Schedule

The course is offered at various times throughout the year. The schedule includes:

• Lectures on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings
• Workshops on Saturday mornings and afternoons The specific dates and times for each class can be found in the course schedule section.

Topics Covered

The course covers a range of topics related to vehicle inspections, including:

• Customer service protocols
• Assessment of vehicle structural integrity
• Lighting and signalling system
• Vision requirements
• Door and hinged panel
• Vehicle interior systems
• Brake systems
• Steering and suspension
• Wheels and tyres
• Exhaust systems
• Documentation of inspection