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CPC30220
Centre for Approriate Technology in NT offers Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30220), a nationally recognised AQF Level 3 qualification. The program runs for 36 months. Government subsidised places may be available.
Centre for Approriate Technology
Tier 2Private RTO · NT
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This course (or skill set) is available fee-free through the Northern Territory's Fee-Free TAFE offering (delivered via CDU/Batchelor Institute), subject to place availability. Confirm current availability with the provider.
Mapped ANZSCO occupation
28 core units · 33 electives available
Each unit is nationally recognised. Open a unit to see what it covers and which other qualifications include it.
Use carpentry tools and equipment
COREHandle carpentry materials
CORECarry out general demolition of minor building structures
CORECarry out setting out
COREInstall flooring systems
COREConstruct and erect wall frames
COREConstruct ceiling frames
COREErect roof trusses
COREConstruct pitched roofs
COREConstruct eaves
COREInstall windows and doors
COREConstruct, assemble and install timber external stairs
COREInstall exterior cladding
COREInstall lining, panelling and moulding
CORERead and interpret plans, specifications and drawings for carpentry work
COREErect and dismantle formwork for footings and slabs on ground
COREApply basic levelling procedures
COREErect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding
COREWork safely at heights
CORECarry out concreting to simple forms
COREWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industry
COREConduct workplace communication
CORECarry out measurements and calculations
COREPerform construction calculations to determine carpentry material requirements
CORECarry out levelling operations
COREPrepare to work safely in the construction industry
COREApply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry
COREIdentify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies
COREConstruct advanced roofs
ELECTIVERefurbish timber sashes to window frames
ELECTIVEFrame and fit wet area fixtures
ELECTIVEConstruct and install bulkheads
ELECTIVEConstruct, erect and dismantle formwork for stairs and ramps
ELECTIVEErect and dismantle formwork to suspended slabs, columns, beams and walls
ELECTIVEErect and dismantle jump form formwork
ELECTIVEInstall curtain walling
ELECTIVEAssemble partitions
ELECTIVESet up, operate and maintain indirect action powder-actuated power tools
ELECTIVECarry out hand excavation
ELECTIVEOperate elevated work platforms up to 11 metres
ELECTIVECalculate costs of construction work
ELECTIVEManufacture components for doors, windows and frames
ELECTIVEManufacture and assemble joinery components
ELECTIVEProcess materials to produce components using static machines
ELECTIVELicence to erect, alter and dismantle scaffolding basic level
ELECTIVEPlan and organise work
ELECTIVEConstruct tilt panels on site
ELECTIVEFix standard plasterboard wall sheets
ELECTIVEFix standard plasterboard ceiling sheets
ELECTIVEPlace and fix reinforcement materials
ELECTIVEArc weld reinforcement steel
ELECTIVECarry out monostrand post-tensioning
ELECTIVECarry out multistrand post-tensioning
ELECTIVECarry out stressbar post-tensioning
ELECTIVEPrepare to undertake the heritage restoration process
ELECTIVEUndertake the heritage restoration process
ELECTIVEInstall dry wall passive fire-rated systems
ELECTIVEInstall suspended ceilings
ELECTIVECarry out WHS requirements
ELECTIVEWeld mild steel using oxy-acetylene equipment
ELECTIVEWeld using metal arc welding equipment
ELECTIVE