Help shape the future of automotive training
AUSMASA is pleased to announce the commencement of 5 new national AUR training product projects designed to strengthen Australia's automotive workforce and ensure training keeps pace with changing technologies and industry needs.
Feedback surveys are now open across these 5 AUSMASA projects. If you have relevant experience or expertise, we encourage you to have your say and help ensure our work reflects industry needs.
Scroll down to learn more about these projects and how you can get involved.
Developing nationally recognised training products for non-technical workers.
As electric vehicles (EVs) and rechargeable energy storage systems (RESS) become increasingly common across Australian workplaces, AUSMASA will develop nationally recognised training products to address a critical gap in workforce safety awareness for non-technical workers.
The project will develop:
- A new unit of competency focused on EV and RESS safety awareness for non-technical workers
- A new skill set supporting safe work practices across a range of industries and workplace settings
Strengthening digital diagnostics, vehicle control systems and cybersecurity skills.
As vehicles and mobile equipment become increasingly connected and technology-enabled, AUSMASA is reviewing and developing training products to strengthen skills in digital diagnostics, vehicle networking, electronic control systems and cybersecurity.
The project includes:
- Develop 2 new units of competency
- Develop 1 new skill set
Reviewing and updating AUR30520.
As marine technologies continue to evolve, AUSMASA is reviewing the Certificate III in Marine Mechanical Technology to ensure training keeps pace with modern propulsion, electrical, hydraulic and digitally controlled marine systems.
The project will:
- Review the AUR30520 Certificate III in Marine Mechanical Technology
- Review key Marine units of competency
- Develop up to 3 new units of competency
- Develop 1 new skill set
Updating AUR30420 to address evolving agricultural machinery industry needs.
As agricultural machinery continues to evolve, AUSMASA has launched a project to review training products to ensure they reflect advances in automation, electronic control systems and other emerging technologies, while supporting greater workforce mobility across related sectors.
The project will:
- Review the AUR30420 Certificate III in Agricultural Mechanical Technology
- Review up to 21 units of competency
- Develop up to 2 new units of competency
- Consult on a proposed Agricultural Mechanical Technology specialisation within the Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology
Reviewing entry requirements and pathway information for key electric vehicle (EV) skill sets.
As EV technologies continue to evolve, AUSMASA has launched a project to review the entry requirements and pathway information for key EV skill sets, ensuring skilled tradespeople from related industries can access EV training where they have the appropriate foundational skills and experience, while continuing to meet workforce and industry needs.
The project will review 3 skill sets:
- AURSS00037 Hybrid Electric Vehicle Inspection and Servicing
- AURSS00063 Battery Electric Vehicle Diagnose and Repair
- AURSS00064 Battery Electric Vehicle Inspection and Servicing.