Metal 2006

Metal & Engineering
Curriculum Framework
(TVET)
Last updated April 2006

TAFE delivered HSC VET (TVET) courses for schools 2006
Extract from the Board of Studies Metal & Engineering Curriculum Framework Stage 6 Syllabus
Metal & Engineering Curriculum Framework
• Metal & Engineering (120 Indicative Hours)

Potential for partial completion of AQF Certificate I in Engineering MEM10198

Potential for completion of AQF Certificate I in Engineering MEM10198

Potential for completion of AQF Certificate I in Engineering MEM10198 and partial
completion of AQF Certificate II in Engineering – Production MEM20198
• Metal & Engineering Specialist Studies (60 Indicative Hours)

Potential for completion of AQF Certificate I in Engineering MEM10198 and partial
completion of AQF Certificate II in Engineering – Production MEM20198
• Metal & Engineering Specialist Studies (120 Indicative Hours)

Potential for completion of AQF Certificate II in Engineering – Production MEM20198
Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 2 of 38

Metal & Engineering Curriculum Framework

Course Structures
Generic Stream AQF Statement of

120 indicative = Attainment
hours
Generic Stream
180 indicative
hours
Foundation AQF Certificate I

in Engineering
Common to all
streams
= and/or
2 industry Statement of
points
Attainment
All Streams
and/or Pathway
240 indicative
hours
Specialist AQF II Certificate

Studies II in Engineering -
All Streams
120 indicative Production or
and/or Pathway
240 indicative
+ hours = Certificate I in
12 industry Engineering
hours
points and/or Statement
of Attainment

Extract from the Board of Studies Metal and Engineering Curriculum Framework Stage 6 Syllabus
Table 3: Units of competency included in Metal and Engineering Curriculum

Framework
Code Unit of Competency
Indicativ
Industry
e Hours
for HSC
Points
Credit
Unit
MEM1.1FA 0 Undertake interactive workplace communication
throughout
Assessed
MEM1.2FA 0 Apply principles of Occupational Health and Safety in work
course
environment
MEM1.3FA 0 Apply quality procedures
MEM1.4FA 0 Plan to undertake a routine task
MEM2.1C12A 2 Apply quality systems 20
MEM2.2C11A 2 Organise and analyse information 20
MEM2.3C11B 2 Operate in a work based team environment 20
MEM2.5C11A 2 Measure with graduated devices 20
MEM2.7C10A 2 Perform computations – basic 20
MEM2.8C10A 2 Perform computations 20
MEM2.9C10A 2 Perform computer operations 20
MEM3.1AA 4 Manual production assembly 40
MEM3.3AA 4 Sheet and plate assembly 40
MEM3.4AA 8 Electronic/electrical assembly (production) 80
MEM5.1AA 4 Manual soldering/desoldering – electrical/electronic 40
components
MEM5.3AA 2 Soft Soldering (basic) 20
MEM5.4AB 2 Perform routine oxyacetylene welding 20
MEM5.5AA 2 Carry out mechanical cutting 20
MEM5.6AA 2 Perform brazing and/or silver soldering 20
MEM5.7AB 2 Manual heating and thermal cutting 20
MEM5.12AB 2 Perform routine manual metal arc welding 20
MEM5.50AA 2 Perform routine gas metal arc welding 20
MEM7.5 AA 8 Perform general machining 80
MEM7.15AA 2 Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 20
MEM7.24AA 4 Operate and monitor machine/process 40
MEM9.1AA 2 Draw and interpret sketch 20
MEM9.2AA 4 Interpret technical drawing 40
MEM9.3AA 8 Prepare basic engineering drawing 80
MEM9.4BA 8 Electrical/electronic detail drafting 80
MEM9.5AA 8 Basic engineering detail drafting 80
MEM9.9BB 8 Create 2D drawings using computer aided design system 80
MEM9.10BB 4 Create 3D models using computer-aided design system 40
MEM9.11AA 6 Apply basic engineering design concepts 60
MEM12.1AA 1 Use comparison and basic measuring devices 20
MEM13.1AA 1 Perform emergency first aid 10
MEM15.1AA 2 Performs basic statistical quality control 20
MEM15.3AA 4 Use improvement processes in team activities 40
MEM16.1BA 2 Give formal presentations and take part in meetings 20
MEM16.2AB 4 Participate in formal interviews and negotiations 40
MEM18.1AB 2 Use hand tools 20
MEM18.2AA 2 Use power tools/hand held operations 20
MEM18.55AA 3 Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering components 30
Other On endorsement from Board of Studies. Must be consistent with the Metal and Engineering
Training Package requirements. School system support is required and RTOs must have
the capacity within their scope of registration to deliver these units of competency.
Note: Units of competency appearing in bold indicate the units of competency that form
the basis for the optional HSC examination

8.4 Metal and Engineering (120 Indicative Hours) Course – Generic
Course Title: Metal and Engineering
Stream: Generic
Hours: 120 indicative hours
Possible Outcome: Statement of Attainment
Course Purpose: This course provides students with the foundation

knowledge and introductory skills that are broadly
applicable in the metal, engineering and related service
industries. The course is designed to provide students with
opportunities to perform entry level functions within the
industry.
Course Requirements: Students must complete a mandatory work placement of

38 hours to enable on-the-job assessment and workplace
contextualisation of knowledge and skills.
Articulation: The entry level competencies contained in the core are

common to all qualifications. It is important that these
outcomes be completed to enable further study and
qualifications in this industry. The electives are taken from
various fields of the training package and provide a
general engineering pathway/qualification. Recognition of
competencies requires assessment against the training
package by a qualified assessor.
Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 12 industry points for

this HSC course.
Foundation
+ Electives
2.1C12
(embedded over full +
course) Attempt 10 industry points
2 industry points

METAL & ENGINEERING (120 INDICATIVE HOURS)

TAFE Course 9318 Credential Statement of Attainment TAFE Manufacturing, Engineering,
No. for available Curriculum Construction & Transport
enrolment Centre
BOS Course No./Unit value Exclusions Some modules

also part of
Traineeship
course?
Yr 11 Yr 12 Yes - School delivered modules/courses may
12470 -2 units 16380 - 2 units prevent some students undertaking this course.
12480 -3 units 16390 - 3 units Some industry focus areas in Industrial
12490 -4 units 16400 - 4 units Technology exclude units of competency in
12500 -I unit sp 16410 - 1unit sp particular streams of this framework. Refer to
12510 -2 unit sp 16420 - 2 unit sp BOS exclusion list for further information.
16425 - exam
Advanced Standing in other TAFE courses (Note: All TAFE courses are AQF credentials)
4247 Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade
4248 Certificate III in Engineering - Electrical/Electronic Trade
6059 Certificate III in Engineering - FabricationTrade
Who is this course for? Preliminary and HSC year students
What is this course about? What will students be doing?

The Foundation component of this course is common to all Metal & Engineering framework options. Students must do all of the
Foundation units of competency and choose 10 points from the elective metals bank for this 120 hour course.
The course enables students to develop broad range of skills and knowledge appropriate for entry level workers in any of the sectors
within the Metal, Engineering and Related Service industries.
The appropriate TAFE module syllabus will provide more detailed information.
Work Placement
Students must undertake 38 hours of work placement for this course. Part-time paid work may fulfil part of the work placement
requirement. TAFE organisation and supervision of work placement is optional. Work placement module for enrolment is 4247V.
Recognition from HSC to TAFE courses (credit transfer opportunities)
Please refer to the HSC/TAFE credit transfer website http://detwww.det.nsw.edu.au/hsctafe/ for the most current information on credit
transfer arrangements.
♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre requisites apply


Course Content
Units of TAFE Module TAFE
Units of competency titles Industry
competency Numbers / TAFE Module Names Nominal
Points
codes Cost Category Hours
Students must complete all Foundation modules and Elective modules to the value of at least 10 industry points.
Group 1 Complete all units of competency by enrolling students in Foundation 4247B, Quality Concepts 8264 E and
the relevant TVET specific shell module numbers for each Foundation competency.
MEM1.1FA Undertake interactive workplace 0 6059A ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
communication 4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
MEM1.2FA Apply principles of Occupational Health and 0 6059B ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
Safety in work environment 4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
MEM1.3FA Apply quality procedures 0 6059C ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
MEM1.4FA Plan to undertake a routine task 0 6059D ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
MEM2.1C12A Apply quality systems 2 6059E ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
Group 2 Compulsory industry induction
The Manufacturing & Engineering Industry 4247H ♦ METAL & ENGINEERING 18
Induction CC: 3 INDUSTRY INDUCTION
Group 3 Electives. Complete modules to a total weight of at least 10 industry points.
MEM2.2C11A Organise and analyse information 2 6059F PRESENTING INFORMATION 20
8979A
CC: 3
MEM2.5C11A Measure with graduated devices 2 6059H ♦ HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
MEM2.7C Perform computations – basic ** 2 6059K ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS 1 36
7786AQ
10A CC: 3 AND/OR
MEM2.8C10A Perform computations ** 2 6059L♦ PERFORM COMPUTATIONS 18
4247BA #
CC: 3
MEM2.9C10A Perform computer operations 2 6059M # COMPUTING IN ENGINEERING 36
8264D
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING & 18
electrical/electronic components 7793L EQUIPMENT 1
CC: 5
MEM5.3AA Soft soldering (basic) 2 6059AP SOLDERING SHEET METAL 18
7786U
CC: 6
MEM5.4AB Perform routine oxyacetylene welding 2 6059CL WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC: 6
6059Y # FABRICATION TECHNIQUES 1 36
8264K
CC: 6 OR
MEM5.5AA Carry out mechanical cutting 2 6059Y # CARRY OUT MECHANICAL 4
4247F CUTTING
CC: 6
MEM5.6AA Perform brazing and/or silver soldering 2 6059AR BRAZING 18
7786W
CC: 6
6059Z WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC: 6 OR
MEM5.7AB Manual heating and thermal cutting 2 6059Z THERMAL CUTTING (BASIC) 8
4267C
CC: 6
** Students studying mathematics within their HSC program may already have achieved this unit of competency.


Course Content
Points
6059HE MMAW (BASIC) 8
4247D
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding CC: 6 OR
2 6059HE WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC: 6
3441AH GAS METAL ARC WELDING 1 36
8267D
2 CC:6
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding 3441AH WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC:6
6059EP # MACHINING 36
7786AU
CC: 6
6059EP # PRINCIPLES OF MACHINING 18
MEM7.5 AA Perform general machining 8 8264V
CC: 5
6059EP # TOOL SHARPENING – OFFHAND 18
8265H
CC: 4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 2 6059EZ # CNC MACHINING 54
7786AB
CC: 6
MEM9.1AA Draw and interpret sketch 2 6059AD PRODUCE AND INTERPRET 18
7786AP ENGINEERING SKETCHES
CC: 3
MEM9.2AA Interpret technical drawing 4 6059AC ♦ ENGINEERING DRAWING 36
7786AN INTERPRETATION 1
CC: 3
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing 8 6059GW # DRAFTING – ORTHOGONAL 36
7771A CONCEPTS
CC: 3
MEM9.5AA Basic engineering detail drafting 8 6059GY # ENGINEERING DRAWING 36
8266G INTERPRETATION 2
CC: 3
6059HC # CAD B – APPLICATIONS 36
7757H
CC: 3
MEM9.9BB Create 2D drawings using computer aided 8 6059HC # CAD C – CUSTOMISING 36
design system 7757J
CC: 3
6059HC # CAD A – TOOLS 36
8264U
CC: 3
MEM9.10BB Create 3D models using computer aided 4 6059HD # CAD 3D – WIREFRAME 36
design system 7766AA
CC: 3
MEM9.11AA Apply basic engineering design concepts 6 6059YB # ENGINEERING DESIGN CONCEPTS 18
7757C
CC: 4
MEM13.1AA Perform emergency first aid 1 6059LG FIRST AID 18
7732S
CC: 2
MEM16.2AB Participate in formal interviews and 4 6059MB JOB SEEKING SKILLS 20
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
MEM18.1AB Use hand tools 2 6059AE ♦ HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
MEM18.2AA Use power tools/hand held operations 2 6059AF ♦ POWER TOOLS 18
7786AM
CC: 6
MEM18.55AA Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering 3 6059QC # MECHANICAL COMPONENTS 36
components 8264L
CC: 3
Nominal TAFE Course Hours
120
excluding work placement

Stream: Generic
Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering
Course Purpose: This course provides students with the foundation knowledge
and elementary skills that are broadly applicable in the metal,
engineering and related service industries. The course is
designed to provide students with opportunities to perform
entry level functions within the industry.
Course Students must complete a mandatory work placement of

Requirements: 53.2 hours (seven working days) to enable on-the-job
assessment and workplace contextualisation of knowledge
and skills.

qualifications in this industry. The electives are taken from
various fields of the training package and provide a general
engineering pathway/qualification. Recognition of

this HSC course.
Foundation Electives
+
2.1C12 +
(embedded over full course) Attempt 16 industry points
2 industry points


TAFE Course 9317 Credential AQF Certificate I TAFE Manufacturing,
No. for available Curriculum Engineering,
enrolment Centre Construction &
Transport

also part of
Traineeship
course?
Yr 11 Yr 12 Yes - School delivered modules/courses may
12460 -1 unit 16370 - 1 unit prevent some students undertaking this
12470 -2 units 16380 - 2 units course. Some industry focus areas in
12480 -3 units 16390 - 3 units Industrial Technology exclude units of
12490 -4 units 16400 - 4 units competency in particular streams of this
12500 -I unit sp 16410 - 1unit sp framework. Refer to BOS exclusion list for
12510 -2 unit sp 16420 - 2 unit sp further information
16425 - exam

The Foundation component of this course is common to all Metal & Engineering framework options. Students must do all of the
Foundation units of competency and choose 16 points from the elective metals bank for this 180 hour course.
Work Placement
Students must undertake 53.2 hours of work placement for this course. Part-time paid work may fulfil part of the work placement
♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre-requisites apply


Course Content
Points
Group 1 Complete all units of competency by enrolling students in Foundation 4247B, Quality Concepts 8264 E and
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
MEM2.1C12A Apply quality systems 2 6059L ♦ METAL AND ENGINEERING 36
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
The Manufacturing & Engineering Industry 4247H ♦ METAL & ENGINEERING INDUSTRY 18
Induction CC: 3 INDUCTION
Group 3 Electives. Complete modules to a total weight of at least 16 industry points

8979A
CC: 3
MEM2.5C11A Measure with graduated devices 2 6059H HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
MEM2.7C10A Perform computations – basic ** 2 6059K ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS 1 36
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
MEM2.8C10A Perform computations ** 2 6059L ♦ PERFORM COMPUTATIONS 18
4247BA #
CC: 3
MEM2.9C10A Perform computer operations 2 6059M COMPUTING IN ENGINEERING 36
8264D
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING & EQUIPMENT 1 18
electrical/electronic components 7793L
CC: 5
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
6059Y # FABRICATION TECHNIQUES 1 36
8264K
MEM5.5AA Carry out mechanical cutting 2 CC: 6 OR
6059Y # CARRY OUT MECHANICAL CUTTING 4
4247F
CC:6
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
MEM5.7AB Manual heating and thermal cutting 2 CC: 6 OR
6059Z THERMAL CUTTING (BASIC) 8
4267C
CC:6


Course Content
Points
Students must complete all Foundation modules and Elective modules to the value of at least 16 industry points
4247D
8
CC:6
6059HE WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 8264J
CC:6
8267D
2 CC:6
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding 3441AH WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC:6
6059 EP # MACHINING 36
7786AU
CC:6
6059EP # PRINCIPLES OF MACHINING 18
MEM7.5AA Perform general machining 8 8264V
CC:5
6059EP # TOOL SHARPENING - OFFHAND 18
8265H
CC:4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 2 6059EZ # CNC MACHINING 54
7786AB
CC:6
CC:3
CC:3
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing 8 6059GW # DRAFTING – ORTHOGONAL 36
7771A CONCEPTS
CC:3
MEM9.5AA Basic engineering detail drafting 8 6059GY # ENGINEERING DRAWING 36
8266G INTERPRETATION 2
CC: 3
6059HC # CAD B – APPLICATIONS 36
7757H
CC: 3
6059HC # CAD C – CUSTOMISING 36
MEM9.9BB Create 2D drawings using computer aided 8 7757J
design systems CC: 3
6059HC # CAD A – TOOLS 36
8264U
CC: 3
MEM9.10B Create 3D models using computer aided 4 6059HD # CAD 3D - WIREFRAME 36
design system 7766AA
CC: 3
MEM9.11AA Apply basic engineering design concepts 6 6059YB # ENGINEERING DESIGN CONCEPTS 18
7757C
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
MEM18.1AB Use hand tools 2 6059AE♦ HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
MEM18.2AA Use power tools/hand held operations 2 6059AF♦ POWER TOOLS 18
7786AM
CC: 6
MEM18.55AA Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering 3 6059QC # MECHANICAL COMPONENTS 36
components 8264L
CC: 3
Nominal TAFE Course Hours excluding work placement 180

Course Title: Metal and Engineering [replaces Industry Studies – Metal and
Engineering]
Stream: Generic
Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering and/or Statement of

Attainment.
Course Purpose: This course structure allows students to develop a broad range
of skills and knowledge appropriate for entry level workers in
any of the sectors within the metal, engineering and related
service industries.
Course Students must complete a mandatory work placement of 76

Requirements: hours to enable on-the-job assessment and workplace

common to all qualifications. It is important that these outcomes
be completed to enable further study and qualifications in this
industry. The electives are taken from various fields of the
training package and provide a general engineering
pathway/qualification. Recognition of competencies requires
assessment against the training package by a qualified
assessor.
Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 24 industry points for this

HSC course.
+
2.1C12 +
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS)

TAFE 9317 Credential AQF I Certificate and/or Statement of TAFE Manufacturing,
Course available Attainment Curriculum Engineering,
No. for Centre Construction &
enrolment Transport

also part of
Traineeship
course?
Yr 11 Yr 12 Yes - School delivered Industrial Technology can prevent
12460 -1 unit 16370 - 1 unit some students undertaking this course. Industrial
12470 -2 units 16380 - 2 units Technology (Electronic Industries Focus Area) excludes
12480 -3 units 16390 - 3 units Electrical/Electronic stream ; Graphics Industries Focus Area
12490 -4 units 16400 - 4 units excludes Drawing, Drafting and Design stream; Metal and
12500 -I unit sp 16410 - 1unit Engineering Industries Focus Area excludes Production,
12510 -2 unit sp 16420 - 2 units Fabrication and Mechanical streams.
16425 - exam
The Metal & Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) course has one Generic and five specific streams - Production; Fabrication;
Mechanical; Electrical/Electronic; and Drawing, Drafting and Design. The Foundation component of this course is common to all Metal
and Engineering framework options.
Students must do all of the Foundation units of competency and choose 22 points from the elective metal bank for the particular stream
they have chosen, for this 240 hour course.
Work Placement


+ MEM2.5C11A and MEM12.1AA not to be attempted together
** Students studying mathematics within their HSC program may already have achieved this unit of competency


Course Content
Points
Group 1 Complete all units of competency by enrolling students in Foundation 4247B, Quality Concepts 8264E and
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL +
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
MEM2.8C10A Perform computations ** 2 6059L♦ PERFORM COMPUTATIONS
4247BA #
CC: 3 18
8264D
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING AND EQUIPMENT 18
electrical/electronic components 7793L 1
CC: 5
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
6059Y FABRICATION TECHNIQUES 1 36
8264K #
6059Y CARRY OUT MECHANICAL CUTTING 4
4247F #
CC: 6
MEM5.6AA Perform brazing and/or silver soldering 2 6059AR BRAZING
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6 OR
4267C
CC: 6
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding 2 8267D
CC:6


3441AH WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC:6
Course Content
Points

4247D 8
CC:6 OR
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 8264J
CC:6
6059EP MACHINING 36
7786AU #
CC: 6
6059EP PRINCIPLES OF MACHINING 18
MEM7.5 AA Perform general machining 8 8264V #
CC:5
6059EP TOOL SHARPENING- OFFHAND 18
8265H #
CC:4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 2 6059EZ CNC MACHINING 54
7786AB #
CC: 6
CC: 3
CC: 3
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing 8 6059GW DRAFTING – ORTHOGONAL 36
7771A # CONCEPTS
CC: 3
MEM9.5AA Basic engineering detail drafting 8 6059GY ENGINEERING INTERPRETATION 1 36
8266G #
CC: 3
6059HC CAD B – APPLICATIONS 36
7757H #
CC: 3
6059HC CAD C – CUSTOMISING 36
MEM9.9BB Create 2D drawings using computer aided 8 7757J #
design system CC:3
6059HC CAD A – TOOLS 36
8264U #
CC:3
MEM9.10BB Create 3D models using computer aided 4 6059HD CAD 3D – WIREFRAME 36
design system 7766AA #
CC: 3
MEM9.11AA Apply basic engineering design concepts 6 6059YB ENGINEERING DESIGN CONCEPTS 18
7757C +
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
MEM18.55AA Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering 3 6059QC MECHANICAL COMPONENTS 36
components 8264L #
CC: 3
240


8.7 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Fabrication
Stream: Fabrication
Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering and/or Statement of

Attainment
Course Purpose: This course structure allows students to develop a broad

range of skills and knowledge appropriate for entry level
workers in the fabrication stream within the metal,
engineering and related service industries.


qualifications in this industry. The electives are predominantly
taken from the fabrication stream of the training package and
provide an engineering fabrication trade
pathway/qualification. Recognition of competencies requires
assessment against the training package by a qualified
assessor.

this HSC course.
+
2.1C12 +
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – FABRICATION

Course Content
Points
Group 1 Complete all units of competency by enrolling students in Foundation 4247B, Quality Concepts 8264 and the
relevant TVET specific shell module numbers for each Foundation competency.
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
Group 3 Electives
Complete modules to a total weight of at least 22 industry points
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3
8264D
CC: 3
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
8264K #
CC: 6 OR
MEM5.5AA Carry out mechanical cutting 2 6059Y CARRY OUT MECHANICAL CUTTING 4
4247F #
CC:6
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6 OR
4267C
CC:6

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – FABRICATION

Course Content
Points
4247D 8
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding CC:6 OR
2 8264J
CC:6
8267D
CC:6
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding 2 3441AH WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC:6
CC: 3
CC: 3
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing 8 6059GW DRAFTING- ORTHOGONAL CONCEPTS 36
7771A #
CC: 3
MEM9.5AA Basic engineering detail drafting 8 6059GY ENGINEERING DRAWING 36
8266G # INTERPRETATION 2
CC: 3
6059HC CADB – APPLICATIONS 36
7757H #
CC: 3
6059HC CAD C - CUSTOMISING 36
design system CC:3
8264U #
CC:3
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7787AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
components 8264L #
CC: 3

240

Extract from the Board of Studies Tourism and Hospitality Curriculum Framework
8.8 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Mechanical
Stream: Mechanical
Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering and/or Statement of Attainment
the mechanical stream within the metal, engineering and
related service industries.


industry. The electives are predominantly taken from the
mechanical stream of the training package and provide an
engineering mechanical trade pathway/qualification.
Recognition of competencies requires assessment against the
training package by a qualified assessor.

HSC course.
+
2.1C12 Attempt 22 industry points
(embedded over full course) +
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – MECHANICAL

Course Content
Points
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3

8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3
8264D
CC: 3
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
8264K #
CC: 6 OR
4247F #
CC: 6
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
4267C
CC:6

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – MECHANICAL

Course Content
Points
4247D 8
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 CC:6 OR
8264J
CC:6
8267D
CC:6
8264J
CC:6
6059EP MACHINING 36
7786AU #
CC: 6
MEM7.5AA Perform general machining 8 8264V #
CC: 5
6059EP TOOL SHARPENING – OFFHAND 18
8265H #
CC: 4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines process (basic) 2 6059EZ CNC MACHINING 54
7786AB #
CC: 6
CC: 3
CC: 3
7771A # CONCEPTS
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757H #
CC: 3
design system CC: 3
8264U #
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
MEM18.55AA Dismantle, replace and assemble engineering 3 6059QC MECHANICA L COMPONENTS 36
components 8264L #
CC: 3

8.9 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Production
Stream: Production
the production stream within the metal, engineering and related
service industries.


production stream of the training package and provide an
engineering production trade pathway/qualification. Recognition
of competencies requires assessment against the training

HSC course.
+
2.1C12 + Attempt 22 industry points
(embedded over full course)
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – PRODUCTION

Course Content
Points
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
Group 3 ElectivesComplete modules to a total weight of at least 22 industry points
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3

8264D
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – electrical/ 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING & EQUIPMENT 1 18
electronic components 7793L
CC: 5
7786U
CC: 6
8264K #
CC: 6 OR
4247F #
CC: 6
2 6059AR BRAZING 18
MEM5.6AA Perform brazing and/or silver soldering 7786W
CC: 6
4247D
CC: 6
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 6059HE WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC: 6
8267D
CC:6
8264J
CC:6

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – PRODUCTION

Course Content
Points
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines process (basic) 2 6059EZ CNC MACHINING 54

7786AB #
CC: 6
CC: 3
CC: 3
7771A # CONCEPTS
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
components 8264L #
CC: 3

240

8.10 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Electrical/Electronic
Stream: Electrical/Electronic
the electrical/electronic stream within the metal, engineering
and related service industries.


electrical/electronic stream of the training package and provide
an engineering electrical/electronic trade pathway/qualification.

HSC course.
+
2.1C12 + Attempt 22 industry points
(embedded over full course)
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC

Course Content
Points
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
Group 3 Electives
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3
MEM2.9C10A Perform computer Operations 2 6059M COMPUTING IN ENGINEERING 36
8264D
CC:3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – electrical/ 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING & EQUIPMENT 1 36
electronic components 7793L
CC: 5
CC: 3
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
MEM18.1AB Use hand tools 2 6059AE♦ HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
MEM18.2AA Use power tools/hand held operations 2 6059AF POWER TOOLS 18
7786AM
CC: 6
** Students studying mathematics within their HSC program may already have Nominal TAFE Course Hours
excluding work placement 240
achieved this unit of competency.
8.11 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Drawing, Drafting
and Design
Stream: Drawing, Drafting and Design
the drawing, drafting and design field within the metal,
engineering and related service industries.


drawing, drafting and design field of the training package and
provide a drawing, drafting and design pathway/qualification.

HSC course.
+
2.1C12 Attempt 22 industry points
2 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – DRAWING, DRAFTING & DESIGN
Course Content
Points
CC: 3
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
4247B FOUNDATION
CC: 3
The Manufacturing & Engineering Industry 4247H METAL & ENGINEERING INDUSTRY 18
Induction INDUCTION
Group 3 Electives
8979A
CC: 3
MEM2.5C11A Measure with graduated devices 2 6059H♦ HAND TOOLS 18
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3
8264D
CC: 3
CC: 3
CC: 3
MEM9.3AA Prepare basic engineering drawing 8 6059GW DRAFTING - ORTHOGONAL CONCEPTS 36
7771A #
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757H #
CC: 3
design system CC: 3
8264U #
CC: 3
CC: 3

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS) – DRAWING, DRAFTING & DESIGN
Course Content
Points
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6

8.12 Metal and Engineering Extension Course – Specialist Studies (60 Indicative
Hours)
Course Title: Metal and Engineering Specialist Studies
Stream: Specialist Studies in any stream
Hours: Additional 60 indicative hours
Course Purpose: This course allows students to develop additional skills and
knowledge appropriate for entry level workers in any stream
within the metal, engineering and related service industries.
Course Students must complete a mandatory work placement of 15.2

Requirements: hours (2 working days) to enable on-the-job assessment and
workplace contextualisation of knowledge and skills. Students
must be enrolled in Metal and Engineering (240 indicative
hours) course.
Articulation: The additional competencies provide greater articulation into

further study and qualifications in this industry. Recognition of
Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 6 additional industry

points for this HSC course.
Metal and Engineering

(240 Indicative Hours) Course
Foundation Extension Course
+ +
2.1C12 Attempt 6 additional
(embedded over full course) industry points
2 industry points from electives
Electives
Attempt 22 industry points

METAL AND ENGINEERING SPECIALIST STUDIES (60 INDICATIVE HOURS)

TAFE 9317 Credential AQF I Certificate and/or Statement of TAFE Manufacturing,
Course No. available Attainment Curriculum Engineering,
for Centre Construction and
enrolment Transport
BOS Course No./Unit value Exclusions Some modules also

part of Traineeship
course?
Yr 11 Yr 12 Yes - School delivered modules/courses
12460 -1 unit 16370 -1 unit may prevent some students undertaking
12470 -2 units 16380 -2 units this course. Some industry focus areas
12480 -3 units 16390 -3 units in Industrial Technology exclude units of
12490 -4 units 16400 -4 units competency in particular streams of this
12500 -I unit sp 16410 -1unit sp framework. Refer to BOS exclusion list
12510 -2 unit sp 16420 -2 unit sp for further information
16425 - exam
This 60 hour extension course enables students to develop additional skills and knowledge appropriate for entry level workersfor any
steam within the Metal, Engineering and Related Service industries.
Students must be enrolled in the Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) course and choose 6 industry points from the elective
metals bank.
Work Placement
Students must undertake 15.2 hours of work placement for this course. Part-time paid work may fulfil part of the work placement


Course Content
Points
Students must select at least 6 industry points from the Elective bank. Pre-requisite units of competency must be completed
where shown.
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
4247BA #
CC: 3
8264D #
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – 4 6059CJ ELECTRICAL WIRING & EQUIPMENT 1 18
CC: 5
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
8264K #
4247F #
CC: 6
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
4267C
CC: 6
4247D 8
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 CC: 6 OR
4247J
CC: 6
MEM5.50AA Perform routine gas metal arc welding 2 8267D
CC:6
3441AH WELDING AND THERMAL CUTTING 36
8264J
CC:6
6059EP MACHINING 36
7786AU #
CC: 6
CC: 5
8265H #
CC: 4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 2 6059EZ CNC MACHING 54
7786AB #
CC: 6
CC: 3


Course Content
Points
Students must select at least 6 industry points from the Elective bank. Pre-requisite units of competency must be completed
where shown.
CC: 3
7771A # CONCEPTS
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757H #
CC: 3
design system CC: 3
6059HC CAD A - TOOLS 36
8264U #
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
components 8264L #
CC: 3

8.13 Metal and Engineering Extension Course – Specialist Studies (120

Indicative Hours)
Course Title: Metal and Engineering Specialist Studies
Stream: Specialist Studies in any stream
Hours: Additional 120 indicative hours
Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate II in Engineering and/or Statement of

Attainment
Course Purpose: This course allows students to develop additional skills and
knowledge appropriate for entry level workers in any stream
within the metal, engineering and related service industries.

contextualisation of knowledge and skills. Students must be
enrolled in Metal and Engineering (240 indicative hours)
course.
Articulation: The additional competencies provide greater articulation into

further study and qualifications in this industry. Recognition of
Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 12 additional industry

points for this HSC course.
Metal and Engineering

(240 Indicative Hours) Course
Foundation
+
2.1C12 Extension Course
2 industry points Attempt 12 additional
industry points
Electives from Electives
Attempt 22 industry points


TAFE 9316 Credential AQF II Certificate and/or Statement of TAFE Manufacturing,
Course No. available Attainment Curriculum Engineering, Construction
for Centre and Transport
enrolment
BOS Course No./Unit value Exclusions Some modules also

part of Traineeship
course?
Yr 11 Yr 12 Yes - School delivered modules/courses
12460 -1 unit 16370 -1 unit may prevent some students undertaking
12470 -2 units 16380 -2 units this course. Some industry focus areas
12480 -3 units 16390 -3 units in Industrial Technology exclude units of
12490 -4 units 16400 -4 units competency in particular streams of this
12500 -I unit sp 16410 -1unit sp framework. Refer to BOS exclusion list
12510 -2 unit sp 16420 -2 unit sp for further information
16425 - exam
This 120 hour extension course enables students to develop additional skills and knowledge appropriate for entry level workers for any
stream within the Metal, Engineering and Related Services industries.
Students must be enrolled in the Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) course and choose 6 industry points from the elective
metals bank.
Work Placement


Course Content
Points
Students must select at least 12 industry points from the Elective bank. Pre-requisite units of competency must be
completed where shown.
8979A
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AQ
CC: 3 AND/OR
MEM2.8C10A Perform computations 2 6059L ♦ PERFORM COMPUTATIONS 18
4247BA #
CC: 3
8264D
CC: 3
MEM5.1AA Manual soldering/desoldering – 4 6059CJ ELECTRIACL WIRING & EQUIPMENT 1 18
CC: 5
7786U
CC: 6
8264J
CC: 6
8264K #
4247F #
CC: 6
7786W
CC: 6
8264J
4267C
CC: 6
4247D 8
MEM5.12AB Perform routine manual metal arc welding 2 CC: 6 OR
8264J
CC: 6
8267D
CC:6
8264J
CC:6
6059EP MACHINING 36
7786AU #
CC: 6
CC: 5
8265H #
CC: 4
MEM7.15AA Set NC/CNC machines/process (basic) 2 6059EZ CNC MACHINING 54
7786AB #
CC: 6
CC: 3


Course Content
Points
Students must select at least 12 industry points from the Elective bank. Pre-requisite units of competency must be
completed where shown.
CC: 3
7771A # CONCEPTS
CC: 3
8266G # INTERORETATION 2
CC: 3
7757H #
CC: 3
design system CC: 3
6059HC CAD A - TOOLS 36
8264U #
CC: 3
CC: 3
7757C #
CC: 4
7732S
CC: 2
negotiations 8979W
CC: 3
7786AL
CC: 6
7786AM
CC: 6
components 8264L #
CC: 3


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Last updated April 2006

Metal & Engineering Curriculum Framework

• Metal & Engineering (120 Indicative Hours)

• Metal & Engineering (180 Indicative Hours)

• Metal & Engineering (240 Indicative Hours)

• Metal & Engineering Specialist Studies (60 Indicative Hours)

• Metal & Engineering Specialist Studies (120 Indicative Hours)

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 2 of 38

Metal & Engineering Curriculum Framework

Generic Stream AQF Statement of

Foundation AQF Certificate I

Specialist AQF II Certificate

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 3 of 38

Table 3: Units of competency included in Metal and Engineering Curriculum

Code Unit of Competency

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 4 of 38

8.4 Metal and Engineering (120 Indicative Hours) Course – Generic

Course Title: Metal and Engineering

Hours: 120 indicative hours

Possible Outcome: Statement of Attainment

Course Purpose: This course provides students with the foundation

Course Requirements: Students must complete a mandatory work placement of

Articulation: The entry level competencies contained in the core are

Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 12 industry points for

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 5 of 38

METAL & ENGINEERING (120 INDICATIVE HOURS)

BOS Course No./Unit value Exclusions Some modules

Who is this course for? Preliminary and HSC year students

What is this course about? What will students be doing?

Recognition from HSC to TAFE courses (credit transfer opportunities)

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre requisites apply

METAL & ENGINEERING (120 INDICATIVE HOURS)

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre requisites apply

METAL & ENGINEERING (120 INDICATIVE HOURS)

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre requisites apply

8.5 Metal and Engineering (180 Indicative Hours) Course – Generic

Course Title: Metal and Engineering

Hours: 180 indicative hours

Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering

Course Students must complete a mandatory work placement of

Articulation: The entry level competencies contained in the core are

Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 18 industry points for

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 9 of 38

METAL & ENGINEERING (180 INDICATIVE HOURS)

BOS Course No./Unit value Exclusions Some modules

Who is this course for? Preliminary and HSC year students

What is this course about? What will students be doing?

Recognition from HSC to TAFE courses (credit transfer opportunities)

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre-requisites apply

METAL & ENGINEERING (180 INDICATIVE HOURS)

Group 3 Electives. Complete modules to a total weight of at least 16 industry points

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre-requisites apply

METAL & ENGINEERING (180 INDICATIVE HOURS)

♦ Forms basis of optional HSC exam # Pre-requisites apply

8.6 Metal and Engineering (240 Indicative Hours) Course – Generic

Hours: 240 indicative hours

Possible Outcome: AQF Certificate I in Engineering and/or Statement of

Course Students must complete a mandatory work placement of 76

Articulation: The entry level competencies contained in the core are

Structure: Students must attempt a minimum of 24 industry points for this

Updated April 2006 Metal & Engineering Page 13 of 38

METAL AND ENGINEERING (240 INDICATIVE HOURS)