Joinenar

ANZSCO Code: 331213

Joiners work in workshops where they cut, shape, and fit timber parts to create structures and fittings for installation. They mainly work offsite, performing tasks at benches in a workshop.

Occupation description

Joiners work in workshops where they cut, shape, and fit timber parts to create structures and fittings for installation. They typically work away from the main site, performing tasks at benches within the workshop.

Their tasks include:

Putting together prepared timber to create structures and fittings for installation.
Cutting timber joints.
Cutting timber to match specific sizes and shapes according to templates.

Joiners may also:

repair existing fittings.
work with plastic laminates, perspex and metals.
fit aluminum window frames, and glaze windows of units for sectional timber buildings.

How will I be assessed?

Stage 1

Documentary Evidence Assessment

We’ll review your documents to ensure they meet the employment and training requirements for Joiners and show that you have the necessary skills, knowledge, and experience. You can find details about the requirements below:

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To know what evidence to include, download the Evidence guide.
If you’re in Pathway 1, you’ll also need information on assessment for your specific occupation, including a Video guide and Observation report.
For employment experience requirements in Pathway 1, refer to the Pathway 1 Employment Experience Guidelines.
If you’re applying through Pathway 2, read the Pathway 2 Candidate Guide.

Stage 2:
Technical Assessment

If you pass Stage 1, you’ll undergo a technical assessment. To learn more about it:

Check the Pathway 1 Technical Assessment Guide and the Pathway 2 Candidate Guide.

What skills and knowledge do I need?

The qualification needed for this occupation is CPC31920 Certificate III in Joinery. To earn this qualification, you must showcase your skills and knowledge in the units of competency listed in the table on page 3. There are a total of 29 units required:

18 core units
11 elective units

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Core Units

Code	Title
CPCCCA2002	Use carpentry tools and equipment*
CPCCCA2011	Handle carpentry materials*
CPCCCA3010	Install windows and doors*
CPCCCM2006	Apply basic levelling procedures
CPCCCM2012	Work safely at heights*
CPCCOM1012	Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry
CPCCCA2002	Use carpentry tools and equipment*
CPCCCA2011	Handle carpentry materials*
CPCCCA3010	Install windows and doors*
CPCCCM2006	Apply basic levelling procedures
CPCCCM2012	Work safely at heights*
CPCCOM1012	Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry
CPCCOM1014	Conduct workplace communication
CPCCOM1015	Carry out measurements and calculations
CPCCOM3001	Perform construction calculations to determine carpentry material requirements
CPCCCM3004	Identify and apply information in construction plans, drawings and specifications
CPCCJN2003	Package manufactured products for transport*
CPCCJN3002	Use computer-controlled machinery*
CPCCJN3004	Manufacture and assemble joinery components*
CPCCJN3100	Process materials to produce components using static machines*
CPCCJS3002	Manufacture stair components for straight flighted stairs*

Elective Units

Code	Title
CPCCCA3001	Carry out general demolition of minor building structures*
CPCCCA3003	Install flooring systems*
CPCCCA3004	Construct and erect wall frames*
CPCCCA3016	Construct, assemble and install timber external stairs*
CPCCCA3024	Install lining, panelling and moulding*
CPCCWHS2001	Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry
CPCCCA3014	Construct and install bulkheads*
CPCCJN3003	Manufacture components for doors, windows and frames*
CPCCJS3003	Assemble and install stairs*
CPCCJS3011	Design and set out stairs*
CPCCCA3026	Assemble partitions*

How to Apply

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

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 the cost you’ll need to pay up front for your trade skills assessment

Step 5

Apply now.