2002 Swinburne TAFE Handbook - Swinburne University of ...
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<strong>TAFE</strong> Courses 1 Engineering and Technology 183<br />
Career opportunities<br />
Employment as engineering trades persons - mechanical, in industries such as<br />
manufacturing, maintenance, repairs, jobbing and general engineering. It also<br />
allows entry into Engineering (Post Trade), Certificate IV and Diploma <strong>of</strong><br />
Engineering courses.<br />
Course duration<br />
Three years part-time.<br />
Course subjects<br />
A 1.1 F<br />
Al.2F<br />
AUF<br />
Al.4F<br />
A2.13C<br />
A2.1C12<br />
A2.2Cll<br />
A2.3Cll<br />
A2.4Cll<br />
A2.5Cll<br />
A2.6Cl0<br />
A2.7ClO<br />
A2.8Cl0<br />
A2.BC10<br />
A5.6A<br />
A5.12A<br />
A5.15A<br />
A6.7A<br />
A7.5A<br />
A7.6A<br />
A7.7A<br />
A7.8A<br />
AliDA<br />
A7.11A<br />
A113A<br />
A7.14A<br />
A115A<br />
A7.21A<br />
A7.28A<br />
AB.1A<br />
AB.2A<br />
AB.3A<br />
A 12.3A<br />
A 12.3A<br />
A18.1A<br />
A 18.2A<br />
A 18.3A<br />
A 18.6A<br />
A 18.BA<br />
A18.14A<br />
A18.15A<br />
A18.18A<br />
A 18.20A<br />
A 18.55A<br />
Workplace communication<br />
OH&S<br />
Quality procedures<br />
Plan a routine task<br />
Perform maths computations<br />
Quality systems<br />
Organise and analyse information<br />
Operate in a team environment<br />
Assist in on the job training<br />
Measure with graduated devices<br />
Plan a complete activity<br />
Perform basic computations<br />
Perform computations<br />
Perform computer operations<br />
Perform brazing and silver soldering<br />
Perform routine manual arc and/or gas metal arc welding<br />
Weld using Manual Metal Arc Welding<br />
Basic Heat Treatment<br />
Perform general machining<br />
Lathe operations<br />
Milling operations<br />
Grinding operations<br />
Tool and Cutter Grinding<br />
Complex Milling<br />
Perform horizontal/vertical boring<br />
Perform electrical discharge machining<br />
Set NC Machines<br />
Perform complex lathe operations<br />
Operate NC/CNC machine process<br />
Draw and interpret sketches<br />
Interpret Technical Drawing<br />
Basic Engineering Drawing<br />
Precision Measurement<br />
Precision mechanical measurement<br />
Use hand tools<br />
Power tools/hand tools<br />
Use tools for precision work<br />
Dismantle, repair, replace, assemble and fit components<br />
Level and Alignment <strong>of</strong> machines<br />
Tool gauge and die manufacture<br />
Tool and die maintenance<br />
Maintain pneumatic systems<br />
Maintain hydraulic systems<br />
Dismantle, replace and assemble components<br />
Entrv requirements<br />
Students must be registered apprentices.<br />
Application procedure<br />
Applicants should apply directly to the department listed below, or complete the<br />
online application form at: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng<br />
Further information<br />
Contact the Department <strong>of</strong> Mechanical and Automotive Technology on:<br />
(03)92148504 (Hawthorn), or<br />
(03) 9210 1226 (Wantirna and Lilydale)<br />
Email: tafeeng@groupwise.swin.edu.au<br />
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/eng/<br />
20018VIC<br />
Certificate IV in Engineering<br />
Technology (Post Trade) - CNC<br />
Machining I Maintenance Fluid<br />
Power I Press Toolmaking<br />
This Engineering Post Trade course is <strong>of</strong>fered in three streams. Students who have<br />
already completed an apprenticeship course will develop a higher level <strong>of</strong> ability<br />
in the theoretical side <strong>of</strong> the selected stream which will enable them to enter<br />
more highly skilled positions <strong>of</strong> responsibility in a wide variety <strong>of</strong> manufacturing<br />
industries.<br />
The CNC Machining stream provides students with the knowledge and skills in<br />
CNC technology to safely operate and program CNC machines. Students learn<br />
how to produce machined components to a high degree <strong>of</strong> accuracy in a workshop<br />
environment using milling machines, CNC lathes and CNC machining centres.<br />
In the Maintenance and Fluid Power stream students learn to install and maintain<br />
factory equipment and machine tools, diagnose faults in fluid power equipment<br />
and develop valuable welding skills.<br />
In the Press Toolmaking stream students manufacture press tools using CNC<br />
technology in a tool room environment. Students design and manufacture tools to<br />
produce consistent. accurate burr free components and carry out press settings<br />
for tool trials.<br />
Campus<br />
Hawthorn<br />
Career opportunities<br />
Employment in the mechanical post trade area equating to a C7 classification<br />
under the Metal Industry Award Restructure and Training program.<br />
Course duration<br />
Two years part-time.<br />
Structure<br />
The course is comprised <strong>of</strong> nine forty-hour modules. These modules must be taken<br />
in addition to those completed during the Fitting and Machining apprenticeship<br />
course. The courses are available both day and evening. Students may attend one<br />
half-day per week or two evenings per week. An accelerated course is <strong>of</strong>fered <strong>of</strong><br />
one year duration, where by the student attends for one day plus an additional<br />
four hour evening class for one semester only.<br />
Course subjects<br />
Stream 1 - CNC Machining<br />
NM006 Computer Aided Drafting<br />
NMOOB CNC Machining<br />
NM010 CNC Turning 1<br />
NMOl1 CNC Turning 2<br />
NM012 CNCMilling 1<br />
NM013 CNC Milling 2<br />
NM045 Electrical Discharge Machining<br />
NM081 Computer Aided Machining 1<br />
NM082 Computer Aided Machining 2<br />
Stream 2 - MaintenancelFluid Power<br />
NF002 Manual Metal Arc Welding<br />
NF004 Oxyacetylene Welding<br />
NF005 Manual Metal Arc Welding 2<br />
<strong>Swinburne</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Technology 1 <strong>TAFE</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong> <strong>2002</strong>
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