Service Technician Courses in New South Wales

The UEE40920 Certificate IV in Industrial Electronics and Control is for qualified electronics technicians who need the skills to install and maintain industrial plant, equipment, and machinery. This nationally recognised qualification builds on your existing knowledge of electronics and develops your technical skills, while teaching you how to source and purchase materials (and parts) for installation and service jobs. The course covers: digital control systems, electrotechnology apparatus, manual drafting, CAD equipment and software, portable gas detection devices, coaxial and copper cabling, documentation, and much more. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, graduation competencies, and upcoming course dates.

The UEE33020 Certificate III in Electrical Fitting will teach you how to assemble, fit and repair electrical plant and machinery. This nationally recognised training course also includes electrical wiring work. The course covers: electrical safely on-the-job and in the workplace, fabricating and assembling components, problem solving along AC and DC circuits, working with single and three phase low voltage machines, terminating cables and cords, connecting electrical control circuits, and other specialist skills. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, graduation competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates.

Become an electrical appliance service technician with the UEE32120 Certificate III in Appliance Service. This nationally recognised qualification is often delivered as an apprenticeship and contains a number of licensing outcomes (see below). During your studies you’ll be introduced to the safety and communication protocols of an electrical repairs workshop while gaining the technical skills you need to service and repair a full range of domestic and (some) commercial appliances. Enquire now for entry requirements, career outcomes, and enrolment centres near you. PLEASE NOTE: This qualification has the scope to obtain any of 3 x licences: Refrigerant Handling Licence, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Occupational Licence, and Electrical Occupation Licence. Always check with your course provider before enrolling to ensure the correct units have been selected to ensure licensing outcomes.