Electronic Equipment Trades Worker ANZSCO Code 342313

Electronic Equipment Trades Workers install, maintain, and fix electronic equipment and systems like audiovisual gear, home entertainment systems, computers, and electronic security systems.

Occupation description

Electronic Equipment Trades Workers install, maintain, and repair electronic equipment and systems like audiovisual gear, home entertainment systems, computers, and electronic security systems.

Their duties include:

Examining and testing equipment to identify faults.
Adjusting, repairing, and replacing worn or faulty parts and wiring.
Performing maintenance on equipment and systems.
Reassemble, test, and adjust equipment after repair.
Advising users on proper operating procedures to prevent malfunctions.

Skill Level: 3

Specializations

Audiovisual Technician
Fire Alarm Technician
Home Theatre Technician
Security Technician
Video Technician

Skills Assessment Authority: TRA

Caveats: No caveats apply to this occupation.

How will I be assessed?

Stage 1:Documentary Evidence Assessment

We’ll examine your documentary evidence to ensure it meets the employment and training criteria and demonstrates your skills, knowledge, and experience as an Electronic Equipment Trades Worker.

You can access details about employment, training, and document requirements below:

To learn what evidence you need, download the Evidence Guide.
For Pathway 1, find information on assessment for your occupation, including the Video Guide and Observation Report.
Refer to the Pathway 1 Employment Experience Guidelines for employment experience requirements.
If you’re applying through Pathway 2, read the Pathway 2 Candidate Guide.

Stage 2: Technical Assessment

Upon successful completion of Stage 1, you will proceed to a technical evaluation.

What skills and knowledge do I need?

The relevant qualification for this occupation is the UEE30920 Certificate III in Electronics and Communications. To obtain this qualification, you must showcase your skills and knowledge in the listed units of competency. Each unit outlines specific knowledge and skills necessary in Australian workplaces.

You must achieve 21 units of competency:

14 core units
7 elective units

Core Units

Code	Title
UEECD0007	Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace
UEECD0016	Document and apply measures to control WHS risks associated with electrotechnology work*
UEECD0019	Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components*
UEECD0043	Solve problems in direct current circuits*
UEECO0007	Participate in electronics and communications work and competency development activities
UEEEC0028	Fault find and repair complex power supplies*
UEEEC0060	Repairs basic electronic apparatus faults by replacement of components*
UEEEC0063	Solve fundamental electronic communications system problems*
UEEEC0066	Troubleshoot amplifiers in an electronic apparatus*
UEEEC0067	Troubleshoot basic amplifier circuits*
UEEEC0069	Troubleshoot digital sub-systems*
UEEEC0074	Troubleshoot resonance circuits in an electronic apparatus*
UEEEC0075	Troubleshoot single phase input d.c power supplies*
UEERE0001	Apply environmentally and sustainable procedures in the energy sector

Elective Units

Code	Title
UEECD0051	Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications*
UEEDV0005	Install and maintain cabling for multiple access to telecommunication services*
UEECD0020	Fix and secure electrotechnology equipment*
UEECS0003	Assemble, set up and test computing devices*
UEECS0029	Set up and configure basic local area network (LAN)*
UEECS0033	Use engineering applications software on personal computers
UEEEC0072	Troubleshoot microcontroller-based hardware systems

You need to demonstrate competency in all core and elective units of competency, along with their prerequisite units.

NOTE: * indicates that a unit requires prerequisite/s.

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How to Apply

If you’re a tradesperson, your skills and experience will be assessed by someone who has worked in your trade and understands your skills and qualifications. VETASSESS is Australia’s leading assessment body for trades, and we can assess 27 different trade occupations.

Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1

Check your eligibility to apply for a Trade Skills Assessment.

Step 2

Understand the Assessment Process

Step 3

Confirm the type of evidence you may be asked to provide.

Step 4

Find out the upfront cost for your trade skills assessment.

Step 5

Apply now.