If you have good maths skills, enjoy using computers and machinery, are handy at problem solving and want to be a part of an exciting industry that makes things work, our Mechanical Engineering qualifications are perfect for you.
You will gain skills in computer aided drafting (CAD), so you can interpret and create drawings, which you can then use to manufacture equipment using workshop machinery. You will learn about fluid power to set up and connect hydraulic equipment, and develop skills in machinery and mechanical equipment development and maintenance. You will also gain the necessary knowledge to write technical documents and be given the opportunity to work on real projects involving building equipment and systems.
You will be ready to work in a wide range of employment areas, including mining and mineral processing, manufacturing, aviation, automotive, shipbuilding, road and rail transport, defence, agriculture, fishing and food processing.
CNC Introduction
Cover all the basics for use and maintenance of CNC machines
CNC Machining is a method carried out by computerised devices to perform a broad range of manufacturing tasks in a wide variety of fields.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Certificate IV in Engineering (CNC Machining)
National ID MEM40119 | State ID AD26Gain the skills to advance your career in manufacturing management
This post trade qualification will give you specialist skills in engineering, machining, and manufacturing to progress your career.
- Midland
Study Modes
- Apprenticeship
- On campus
Certificate IV in Engineering (CNC Machining)
National ID MEM40119 | State ID AD27Gain the skills to advance your career in manufacturing management
This four year apprenticeship will give you specialist skills in engineering, machining, and manufacturing to progress your career.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Certificate IV in Engineering (Fluid Power)
National ID MEM40119 | State ID AD30Hydraulics is a vast and diverse industry
Gain specialist skills in hydraulic systems to work as a hydraulic fitter or technician, systems designer, or equipment salesperson with this post trad qualification.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Certificate II in Engineering (Mechanical Fitter and Machinist Pre-Apprenticeship)
National ID MEM20105 | State ID AA49Make and fix all things mechanical
This course will help you to obtain a mechanical fitting or machinist apprenticeship that includes making machines, parts, and tools.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (Fitting)
National ID MEM30219 | State ID AD58A trades career making and fixing all things mechanical
This apprenticeship course will prepare you to work with pumps and hydraulics, pneumatic systems, mechanical drives and transmissions.
- Midland
Study Modes
- Apprenticeship
Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (Fitting/machining)
National ID MEM30219 | State ID AD57A trades career making and fixing all things mechanical
This apprenticeship course will prepare you to make machines, parts, and tools; and work with pumps and hydraulics.
- Midland
Study Modes
- Apprenticeship
Introduction to Solidworks
A versatile software package with a wide range of uses
SOLIDWORKS can be used in small and large applications and across many fields and industries, such as engineering, industrial design, sculpture and architecture.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Laser shaft alignment
For technicians and installers who need the skills to align industrial equipment
If you have to align shafts, couplings, gear boxes and pumps and use laser alignment equipment.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus
Metal machining for beginners
Practical skills in basic machining
Gain practical skills in basic machining on lathes, milling machines and ancillary machines such as pedestal drills and grinders by doing North Metropolitan TAFE's Metal machining for beginners course.
- Midland
Study Modes
- On campus