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Approval of an amended VTO for the recognised traineeship vocation of Asset Maintenance At the request of the Property Services Training Company, the Commissioner for vocational training has approved the variation to the existing Vocational Training Order (VTO) in Asset Maintenance under section 6 of the Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001. The current VTO stipulates a nominal term of training of 12 months for the Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Waste Management); 18 months for the Certificate III in Asset Maintenance (Waste Management); and thirty six months for the Certificate IV in Asset Maintenance (Waste Management). The Property Services Training Company has proposed an increase in the nominal term for Certificate III in Asset Maintenance (Waste Management) PRM30500 from 18 months to 24 months. A copy of the revised VTO supporting the recognised traineeship vocation of Asset Maintenance is at Attachment A. The demand by industry for a revised length of term for the Certificate III is based on industry feedback indicating that the increased term of two years will more accurately reflect current industry practices. In addition, it will broaden the traineeship base to include existing workers. Industrial arrangements
Transport Industry Waste Collection and Recycling (State) Award The award does not make provisions for Traineeship arrangements or part-time Traineeships. Local Government (State) Award 2001
There are many additional Awards and Agreements in place for members of the MEU in Local Government. Members should ring the union on 9319 5911 or 1800451 604 for more information on their specific Award or Agreement. Employers in Local Government should contact the Local Government & Shires Association on 9242 4000 for further advice in relation to the employment of trainees. Industry has been consulted and it is proposed that:
Industry advice outside of local government indicates that most workers employed in the Waste Management industry are employed subject to various Enterprise Agreements, Certified Agreement or Australian Workplace Agreements.
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Last updated: 3 August, 2005 |