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Certificate IV in Structural Design (Course 91154NSW)

Applicants for trade recognition should provide evidence to demonstrate at least 4 years practical experience in the following trade competencies.

In addition to any other evidence supporting an application for trade recognition, applicants are encouraged to use this checklist as a self assessment competency guide and lodge it with the application.

There are three groups of Units/ modules.

Group 1 comprises compulsory units
Group 2 consists of an enrichment unit of competency
Group 998 comprises tutorial support modules.

Requirements for completion

Group 1 COMPULSORY UNITS OF COMPETENCY
All module/units must be completed

Module/Unit Code

Module/Unit Name

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 CHCCOM3C

Utilise specialist communication skills to build strong relationships

 CHCCOM4B

Develop, implement and promote effective communication techniques

 NSWTBCC401A

Identify and specify civil construction procedures, techniques and equipment

 NSWTBCC403A      

Produce engineering drawings for structural steel and reinforced concrete

 NSWTBCC404A      

Read, interpret and prepare engineering technical drawings

 NSWTBCC405A      

Demonstrate understanding of engineering organisations and OHS and outputs

 NSWTBCC406A      

Apply strength of materials and statics to the resolution of structural problems

 NSWTBCC407A      

Produce technical drawing using computer aided drafting (CAD)

 NSWTBCC408A      

Test and evaluate common engineering materials

 NSWTBCC409A      

Identify low rise and commercial building construction techniques, materials and components

 NSWTBCC411A      

Apply scientific principles to construction engineering

 NSWTBCC415A      

Read, interpret and prepare technical drawings for road construction

 NSWTBCC416A      

Determine load design acting on structures

 NSWTBCC417A      

Apply basic principles of frame analysis and behaviour

 NSWTBCC418A      

Design structural elements - concrete and steel

 NSWTBCC419A      

Analyse foundations and design footings

 NSWTBCC420A      

Apply structural design principles to timber

 NSWTBCC421A      

Apply principles of strength of materials to analyse beam and column framed structures

 NSWTBCC422A      

Apply project management skills and estimating techniques in civil construction

 PRDSIS29A        

Collect basic data

Group 2 ENRICHMENT

These are enrichment modules/units and do not count towards course completion

Module/Unit Code

Module/Unit Name Check
NSWTBCC402A Apply calculations to engineering problems

Group 998 TURORIAL SUPPORT

These are tutorial modules and do not count towards completion.

Module/Unit Code

Module/Unit Name Check
4927D Integrated language skills
8999A Tutorial support

 

 

  
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