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Unspecified Code Chemical Plant Skills (Operative)
Unspecified Code Chemical Plant Skills (Operative)
6555
Draft
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Description
To provide a balanced program of training in the practical, technical and
theoretical competencies relevant to a plant operator/plant technician in the
entry range of employment in the Chemical and Oil Refining or Distribution
industries.
To enable graduates to perform a range of competencies with due regard to
health, safety, environment, quality and productivity.
To offer the opportunity to integrate on-the-job with off-the-job training and
develop good practice in students.
To provide, through off-the-job training, an understanding of the various
operations and principles inherent in chemical plants and the range of
competencies essential to the industry.
Schedule
1. CORE
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 54018 | NCC1.2 | Chemicals and Chemical Safety | 34 | Module |
| 54019 | NCC1.3 | Measurement | 17 | Module |
| 86681 | NBB002 | Occupational Health and Safety | 18 | Module |
| 54017 | NCC1.1 | Working in the Chemical Industry | 34 | Module |
| 65009 | NCS001 | Workplace Communication | 34 | Module |
2. ELECTIVES
Students are to select a minimum of four electives totalling at least 136 hours. GROUP 1: 136 hours
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VET Info Notes
RELEVANT to the industry from any accredited TAFE course and subject to the
approval of the course co-ordinator.
2 This course was developed as part of a National ACTRAC project
completed in December 1991. This course was first accredited in Victoria on
1/1/92 and allocated the Victorian Code 3100 ACC.