RIISAM203E

Use hand and power tools

COURSE DETAILS

Course Description

The skills and knowledge needed to operate hand and power tools in the resources and infrastructure sectors are described in this unit (RIISAM203E). It is applicable to people who work in operational positions. They usually work under supervision and are responsible for the quality of their own work results while performing a prescribed set of functions involving well-known routines and procedures.

Qualification Structure and Content

This hand and power tools Nationally Recognised training will provide new construction workers knowledge of:

key policies, procedures and documentation required to use hand and power tools
equipment types, characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations
energy and power sources
use of industry and worksite terminology

As part of the course you will learn how to use a range of hand and power tools on at least two occasions, including:

selecting and checking hand tools and power tools for serviceability
clamping or fixing material
ensuring power leads and cords are safely placed
using hand and power tools appropriately for the job activity
storing the hand and power tools appropriately when not in use
clearing the work area
cleaning and maintaining equipment.

Course outline:

Plan and prepare to use hand and power tools
Select and use hand tools
Select and use power tools
Conduct housekeeping activities

Customisation

YRT recognises that training should be tailored to each client’s specific business goals. As a result, YRT can tailor the optional units of competency to the cohort’s unique industry needs. The length of time it takes to complete the qualification may differ as a result of customization.

Exit Point/Award

Students that successfully complete all theory and practical assesments in the course structure will be issued with a

a Statement of Attainment, nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework

This qualification is recognised nationally under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Fee for Service Information

Enrolment Fee

TBC

Total Course Fee

$TBC

Fees are not levied for credit transfer applications or transition for superseded qualifications.

YRT reserves the right for potential fees to change during the course of study and will provide advice to students in advance.

Course Description

The skills and knowledge needed to operate hand and power tools in the resources and infrastructure sectors are described in this unit (RIISAM203E). It is applicable to people who work in operational positions. They usually work under supervision and are responsible for the quality of their own work results while performing a prescribed set of functions involving well-known routines and procedures.

Qualification Structure and Content

This hand and power tools Nationally Recognised training will provide new construction workers knowledge of:

key policies, procedures and documentation required to use hand and power tools
equipment types, characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations
energy and power sources
use of industry and worksite terminology

As part of the course you will learn how to use a range of hand and power tools on at least two occasions, including:

selecting and checking hand tools and power tools for serviceability
clamping or fixing material
ensuring power leads and cords are safely placed
using hand and power tools appropriately for the job activity
storing the hand and power tools appropriately when not in use
clearing the work area
cleaning and maintaining equipment.

Course outline:

Plan and prepare to use hand and power tools
Select and use hand tools
Select and use power tools
Conduct housekeeping activities

Customisation

YRT recognises that training should be tailored to each client’s specific business goals. As a result, YRT can tailor the optional units of competency to the cohort’s unique industry needs. The length of time it takes to complete the qualification may differ as a result of customization.

Exit Point/Award

Students that successfully complete all theory and practical assesments in the course structure will be issued with a

a Statement of Attainment, nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework

This qualification is recognised nationally under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Fee for Service Information

Enrolment Fee

TBC

Total Course Fee

$TBC

Fees are not levied for credit transfer applications or transition for superseded qualifications.

YRT reserves the right for potential fees to change during the course of study and will provide advice to students in advance.

Entry Requirements

You must be at least 18 years old
Have basic English and Maths skills (to be able to identify and interpret workplace signs and apply yourself to the course material).

Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

Safety shoes or boots
workwear (hi-vis if you have it)
safety hardhat (optional)
a broad brimmed sun hat and water bottle is recommended

100 Points of Identification must be presented before you begin training

1 Day

The skills and knowledge needed to operate hand and power tools in the resources and infrastructure sectors are described in this unit (RIISAM203E). It is applicable to people who work in operational positions. They usually work under supervision and are responsible for the quality of their own work results while performing a prescribed set of functions involving well-known routines and procedures.