Automotive Specialist – Diesel Fuel – Certificate III

Program Summary: This program provides you with training in the repair and maintenance of vehicles that use diesel fuel systems.

Qualification:

Certificate III in Automotive Specialist (AUR30605)
with pathway in Diesel Fuel

This qualification meets the requirements of the Automotive Industry Retail, Service and Repair Training Package (AUR05)

Program No:

C3-2J99

Campus:

Fyshwick

Accredited To:

Training Package currently endorsed

Application Method:

REMEMBER! Completing this application form does not guarantee you a place in the course you have chosen. You have completed an application to enrol ONLY.

Delivery Mode: 6 semesters part-time (9 blocks per year, approx 24 hours per week per block)

Youth Allowance/Austudy: Click here for more information

Job Opportunities: Diesel fuel specialist mechanic

Entry Requirements: You must be able to read and write documents and understand maths concepts to a level required to complete Year 10. Early in your program your skills will be checked - if you have difficulties reading and writing documents, and completing maths work to the level required, you will need to enrol in additional subjects to help you build the skills you need.

If you are entering this program as an apprentice under the Australian Apprenticeships arrangements, you must be employed in the relevant industry and be registered with an Australian Apprenticeships Centre (AAC) prior to enrolment. If you are not an apprentice, you must obtain permission from your Centre Director before you can enrol.

Recognition: For information on having your existing skills and knowledge recognised, click here

Additional Information You will need to wear appropriate protective clothing and equipment when in the automotive workshops.

Subjects: To gain the Certificate III in Automotive Specialist (pathway in Diesel Fuel) you must successfully complete the following.

Subject

Course No

Title

Nat/State ID

Stage 1 Core (complete all)

OHSS

314

Applying safe working practices

-

AUTM

339

Implementing and monitoring environmental regulations in the automotive mechanical industry

-

AUTM

306

Carrying out repairs to single electrical circuits

-

AUTM

308

Using and maintaining measuring equipment

-

COMM

364

Communicating effectively in the workplace

-

AUTM

359

Repairing cooling systems

-

AUTM

309

Using and maintaining workplace tools and equipment

-

AUTM

337

Inspecting and servicing engines

-

AUTM

305

Testing, servicing and charging batteries

-

AUTM

404

Servicing diesel fuel injection systems

-

AUTM

424

Work performance (diesel fuel) – stage 1

-

Stage 2 Core (complete all)

AUTM

375

Repairing engines and associated engine components

-

AUTM

324

Repairing electrical systems

-

AUTM

346

Repairing instruments and warning systems

-

AUTM

344

Manufacturing and repairing wiring harness/looms

-

AUTM

345

Removing and replacing electrical/electronic units/assemblies

-

AUTM

325

Repairing charging systems

-

AUTM

326

Repairing starting systems

-

AUTM

328

Repairing electronic systems

-

AUTM

362

Repairing exhaust system components

-

AUTM

425

Work performance (diesel fuel) – stage 2

-

Stage 3 Core (complete all)

AUTM

341

Carrying out diagnostic procedures

-

AUTM

342

Servicing and repairing electronic compression ignition engine management systems

-

AUTM

408

Repairing diesel fuel systems

-

AUTM

329

Servicing and repairing spark ignition engine management systems

-

AUTM

377

Repairing and replacing emission control systems

-

AUTM

340

Inspecting and repairing engine forced induction systems

-

AUTM

416

Overhauling diesel fuel injection systems

-

AUTM

405

Inspecting and servicing emission control systems

-

AUTM

414

Inspecting, servicing and repairing auxiliary braking systems

-

AUTM

417

Repairing hydraulic systems

-

AUTM

426

Work performance (diesel fuel) – stage 3

-