| Level One Technology "Tools4Work" |
About the Mechanical Engineering Technology Level-1 Qualification
The National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Technology is an introductory
qualification, which has been developed for secondary school students interested in
mechanical engineering or wishing to pursue careers in maintenance and general
engineering, marine and fabrication engineering or machining and tool making.
The qualification is made up of three level-1 unit standards intended to provide students
with a well balanced, practical course that combines the following basic skills and
knowledge;
• Workshop and Workplace Health and Safety
• Basic Arithmetic and Applied Geometry
• Workshop Processes, Techniques and Tools
• Metals and Plastic Materials Technology
• Fastening, Assembly and Welding Processes
• Simple Design and Construction Methods
The Programme:
The three core unit’s total 24 credits
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Description
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Number
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Level
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Credits
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Demonstrate basic engineering workshop skills under close supervision
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22923
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one
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12
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Demonstrate knowledge of safety procedures in a specific engineering workshop
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22926
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one
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2
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Develop a simple product using engineering materials
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22924
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one
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10
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The practical projects of work may vary from year to year, but will cover the necessary skills to meet the requirements of the standards.
This course leads into level 2 “Tools4Work”
Further information can be found at the “Tools4Work” website by following this link.
http://www.tools4work.co.nz/index.php