The course results in the following national qualification from AUR99:

AUR 214 99 Certificate II in Automotive (Mechanical - Tyre fitting and repair Heavy)

The course contains the following national units of competency from AUR99:

AUR70125A - Follow Workplace Occupational Health and Safety Procedure.
AUR70278B - Use and maintain workplace tools and equipment
AUR70314A - Contribute to workplace communication
AUR70421B - Establish relations with customers
AUR17606B - Balance tyres and wheels
AUR17665B - Remove fit and adjust wheels
AUR65130A - Inspect vehicle system components and determine preferred repair action
AURCR20400A - Apply local risk control measures
AURCT20002A - Perform routine housekeeping duties
AUR39208A - Carry out forklift driving and lifting operations.
AUR17966A - Remove repair and fit tyres and tubes (Heavy)
AUR17968A - Select tyres and rims for specific applications (Heavy)

The course consists of the following modules in addition to the intermediate course modules:

Module 100 - Working Safely in a tyre workshop
Module 102 - Risk Management
Module 107 - Tyre failure categories and procedures
Module 201 - Housekeeping
Module 202 - Workshop Practices
Module 203 - Fitting and removing Earthmover wheels
Module 204 - Mounting and stripping Earthmover tyres
Module 205 - Earthmover tyre procedures
Module 206 - Earthmover rim procedures
Module 207 - Carry out tyre handling operations using a front end loader
Module 208 - Carry out tyre handling operations using a forklift
Module 212 - Repairing tyres and tubes
Module 214 - Balancing wheels
Module 215 - Non Destructive Testing
Module 216 - Tyre inflation/pressure maintenance
Module 302 - Earthmover tyre theory
Module 303 - Tyre defects and damage
Module 304 - Earthmover rim theory

Certificates

Successful completion of all the Modules will result in:

A National qualification certificate for
AUR 214 99 Certificate II in Automotive (Mechanical - Tyre fitting and repair Heavy)

Prerequisites

Meet the health and any other conditions necessary to work on a mine site.