Precast concrete components are increasingly being used in residential buildings, commercial structures, bridges, and infrastructure projects. Precast concrete components are manufactured in a controlled environment then transported and assembled at…
Industry stakeholders, including the Australian Defence Force, have identified barriers to achieving the unit of competency MEA362 Maintain aircraft vapour cycle air conditioning systems. This arises because assessment conditions of…
Trade-qualified sheet metal fabricators are increasingly required to demonstrate digital skills capabilities. They are often called on to work with or produce computer-aided design (CAD). They need skills in setting,…
Blacksmith training is delivered via a specialisation in MEM31922 Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Group F – Blacksmithing Trade specialisation electives). To better align with current workforce needs…
The recent changes to MEM80122 Graduate Diploma of Engineering (released 18 December 2022) that reduced the total number of elective units that can be chosen from seven to four have…
Revised international standards for non-destructive testing (NDT), which underpin certification for NDT technicians have impacted units in the MEM Manufacturing and Engineering Training Package (MEM). The ISO standards, which are…
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