Appliance Servicing Study Pathways

Education
Do you...?
Enjoy technical/mechanical/electrical activities and analysing how things work? Want a career in an advanced technological industry, involved in the solving of complex problems? Work well in a team and independently? Enjoy practical work and are safety conscious? Have good communication and analytical skills?

Job/Outcome

Job Description

(Credits are available for TAFE students at some universities)

Bachelor Degree Engineering/Management

Career Opportunities
Test, diagnose, fault nd, repair and maintain gas, electrical and refrigerated appliances. Typical workplaces are small organisations specialising in the repair and maintenance of gas, electrical and refrigerated appliances. At appliance servicing mechanic level average weekly earnings are $1000, however with university articulation (3% of our students go to university) this increases to $1000 - $1500 and goes up further with experience and seniority.
Advanced Diploma of Engineering

Engineering Technician.

(NSW Higher School Certicate or equivalent)

Design and validate/evaluate equipment and systems, manage risk, estimate and manage projects and provide technical advice/sales.

Why study at SWSi?

TAFE NSW South Western Sydney Institute is your ticket to a better future. Get a head start with state-of-the-art facilities and courses that are innovative, hands-on and reect current industry and business needs. Our colleges provide students with the highest level of education, a variety of exible training options and a range of support services to help you succeed.

Certicate III in Appliance Servicing

(Apprentice entry)

Appliance service mechanics.

Set up, service and repair electrical and refrigerated appliances. This includes restricted electrical competencies and electives covering gas appliances.

Certicate II in Appliance Servicing - Refrigerants

(Entry: employed in the Appliance Service industry)

Domestic appliance service mechanics.

Handle and use refrigerants while servicing self contained refrigeration and air conditioning appliances following prescribed routines.

April 2013 MC12/262

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