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Unspecified Code Engineering (Aircraft Mechanical-maintenance) Trade

Unspecified Code Engineering (Aircraft Mechanical-maintenance) Trade

Accredited course
National Code:
State Code:
3602
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/06/1995
Field of Education
031503 - Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
AQF Level
Unspecified Code
Nominal Hours
1260
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Complete Trades Course (3212)
Accredited Date
08/06/1995
Expiry Date
31/12/1999
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide trade studies in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Trades.

To provide the theoretical basis and the development of skills and safe working
practices commonly found in the aircraft engineering industries, supplementary
to employer-provided work practice and on-the-job experience in the industry.

Schedule
1. CORE

COMMON MODULES Total Hours: 200

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
24205 NAC05 Fluid Power and Oxygen 20 Module
24200 NAC01 Introduction to Aviation 20 Module
24206 NAC06 Introduction to Electrical Principles 40 Module
24201 NAC02 Occupational Health & Safety in Aviation 20 Module
24202 NAC03 Technical Doc, Drawing & Quality Standards 20 Module
24203 NAC04 Trade Skills 1 80 Module
2. ELECTIVES

1 The course is divided into two streams AME and AM. Each stream has compulsory modules (AME or AM) and elective modules. Selection of electives will depend on the stream. 2 For the AME stream select all modules from the AME Compulsory Module Group equal to 800 hours and elective modules from AME Elective Module Group equal to 280 hours. 3 For the AM stream select all modules from the AM Compulsory Module Group equal to 740 hours and elective modules from AM Elective Module Group equal to 320 hours. AME COMPULSORY MODULES Total Hours: 800

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
24217 NAM11 Aircraft Auxiliary Systems 40 Module
24223 NAS01 Aircraft Materials and Processes 40 Module
24226 NAS13 Aircraft Repairs, Process & Procedures 1 60 Module
24209 NAM03 Aircraft Trade Fundamentals 40 Module
24219 NAM16 Composites 40 Module
24225 NAS12 Damage Evaluation 60 Module
24210 NAM04 Electrical Systems 40 Module
24212 NAM06 Fluid Principles 40 Module
24216 NAM09 Hydraulic Systems 40 Module
24221 NAA02 Instrument Fundamentals A 60 Module
24215 NAM08 Logical Fault Finding 20 Module
24211 NAM05 Maintenance Practices 40 Module
24208 NAM02 Mechanical Transmissions 40 Module
24224 NAS05 Pattern Development 1 20 Module
24220 NAM21 Propellers & Propeller Systems 40 Module
24214 NAM07 Theory of Flight 40 Module
24207 NAM01 Trade Skills 2 80 Module
24218 NAM12 Undercarriage Systems 60 Module
3. ELECTIVES

AM COMPULSORY MODULES Total Hours: 740

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
24217 NAM11 Aircraft Auxiliary Systems 40 Module
24242 NAM13 Aircraft Construction 20 Module
24245 NAM26 Aircraft Fluid Power Practices 40 Module
24223 NAS01 Aircraft Materials and Processes 40 Module
24209 NAM03 Aircraft Trade Fundamentals 40 Module
24243 NAM14 Corrosion Control 20 Module
24210 NAM04 Electrical Systems 40 Module
24212 NAM06 Fluid Principles 40 Module
24216 NAM09 Hydraulic Systems 40 Module
24244 NAM15 Inspection Processes 20 Module
24247 NAM28 Instrumentation Principles B 40 Module
24215 NAM08 Logical Fault Finding 20 Module
24211 NAM05 Maintenance Practices 40 Module
24208 NAM02 Mechanical Transmissions 40 Module
24220 NAM21 Propellers & Propeller Systems 40 Module
24246 NAM27 Repair and Overhaul Procedures 40 Module
24214 NAM07 Theory of Flight 40 Module
24207 NAM01 Trade Skills 2 80 Module
24218 NAM12 Undercarriage Systems 60 Module
4. ELECTIVES

AME ELECTIVE MODULES Total Hours: 280

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
24236 NAM25 Air Cycle Air Conditioning System 20 Module
24239 NAA01 Electrical Termination Techniques 20 Module
24233 NAM22 Fixed Wing Flight Control Systems 60 Module
24229 NAM18 Gas Turbine Engine Systems 60 Module
24228 NAM17 Gas Turbine Principles 60 Module
24241 NAA17 Oxygen Systems 20 Module
24230 NAM19 Piston Engine Principles 60 Module
24227 NAM10 Pneumatic Systems 20 Module
24235 NAM24 Pressurisation 20 Module
24234 NAM23 Rotary Flight Principles 40 Module
24237 NAM29 Rotary Flight Systems and Maintenance 60 Module
24238 NAM30 Vapour Cycle Air Conditioning System 20 Module
5. ELECTIVES

AM ELECTIVE MODULES Total Hours: 320

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
24236 NAM25 Air Cycle Air Conditioning System 20 Module
24239 NAA01 Electrical Termination Techniques 20 Module
24233 NAM22 Fixed Wing Flight Control Systems 60 Module
24229 NAM18 Gas Turbine Engine Systems 60 Module
24228 NAM17 Gas Turbine Principles 60 Module
24241 NAA17 Oxygen Systems 20 Module
24230 NAM19 Piston Engine Principles 60 Module
24232 NAM20 Piston Engine Systems 60 Module
24227 NAM10 Pneumatic Systems 20 Module
24235 NAM24 Pressurisation 20 Module
24234 NAM23 Rotary Flight Principles 40 Module
24237 NAM29 Rotary Flight Systems and Maintenance 60 Module
24238 NAM30 Vapour Cycle Air Conditioning System 20 Module
Replaces
State Code National Code Title Type
3600 Trade Studies Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (Mechanical) Accredited course
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
M061 MEA40397 Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Aircraft Maintenance Engineering - Mechanical) Qualification
VET Info Notes
1 In this Certificate the modules are from the National Aerospace Trade
Curriculum "Mechanical", Volume 2, October 1994.

2 It provides the off-the-job Training Courses for Apprentice Aircraft
Maintenance Engineers (AME) and Aircraft Mechanics (AM) Mechanical.

3 On the successful completion of the off-the-job training course,
participants will be awarded either a Certificate in Engineering (Aircraft
Mechanical - Maintenance) or a Certificate in Engineering (Aircraft Mechanical
- Overhaul and Repair).

This course has been replaced by M061 Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Aircraft
Maintenance Engineering - Mechanical).
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