Mobile Plant Technology

Project overview

Consultation approach

Initial feedback survey is now open – scroll down to begin

We invite stakeholders to provide feedback on the Training Products for review.

Scroll down to provide feedback by Friday 30 January 2026.
  

During the consultation period we will consult with:

  • Employers and their representatives/peak bodies
  • Employees and their representatives/unions
  • The Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments (including licensing and regulatory bodies)
  • Registered Training Organisations (RTOs)
  • Educational experts
  • Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)

Consultation will explore the skills and knowledge required for maintaining increasingly electrified, automated and technologically advanced mobile plant equipment.

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Documents

Mobile Plant Technology Consultation Strategy
Training products for review
Technical Committee Terms of Reference

Mobile Plant Technician Survey

Introduction

This survey collects information from employers, industry representatives, training providers and government stakeholders about the skills, knowledge, and work tasks of mobile plant technicians in Australia. Your feedback will support the review and redevelopment of the AUR Mobile Plant Technology training products.

Please note, responses are not mandatory for every field. We invite you to review the training products which are most relevant to your work.

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