Develop training products to build capability in digital diagnostics, vehicle networking, and automotive cybersecurity
This project supports the growing demand for digital and connected technology skills across the automotive workforce.
This project responds to a critical and emerging skills need across the automotive industry including the mobile plant, marine, and agricultural sectors.
As vehicles and machinery increasingly incorporate advanced electronic systems, connectivity, and networked technologies, the workforce requires new and enhanced skills to diagnose, repair, and maintain these systems safely and effectively.
The project will deliver:
- 1 new unit of competency focused on the use of digital diagnostic equipment in automotive workplaces
- 2 new units of competency addressing complex fault diagnosis and cybersecurity practices within vehicle network communication systems
- 1 new skill set on Vehicle Networking Systems to support specialised workforce capability development.
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Project Management Office
Technical Committee for Digital Diagnostics and Vehicle Networking Systems
Andrew de Water
TasTAFE
Teacher
RTO – Public
Jack Gardner
TAFE SA
Automotive Lecturer
RTO – Public
Jared Gould
Motor Trades Association WA
Senior Trainer & Assessor
RTO – Private
Marcello Riotto
MTAI (QLD)
Director
RTO – Private
Martin Coram
Box Hill Institute (VIC)
Specialist Advisor
RTO – Public
Rob Mildenhall
National Windscreens Group (NWG) (National)
Executive General Manager – ADAS
Industry
Scott Randall
Theiss (National)
Technical Training Specialist
Industry Subject Matter Expert
Thomas Hatch
mycar (National)
Head of Technical Transformation
Industry Subject Matter Expert
William Henderson
Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union (AMWU) (National)
National Skills and Training Officer
Union