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NMIT recognises the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) qualifications and statements of attainment from any other RTO.

 
Certificate III in Locksmithing - Apprenticeship

National Code: MEM30805

The locksmithing industry is an industry of constant change with new products, new methods and ever increasing competition for the available work.

NMIT is able to provide training in every aspect of security. We have a proven track record of training excellence in all levels of physical security.

Course Location and Contact Information

Mechanical Manufacturing Department
Security Technology (Locksmithing) Section.
Heidelberg Campus
Phone: +61 3 9269 8687
  +61 3 9269 8691
Email: richardh-loc@nmit.vic.edu.au

Course Description

The apprenticeship course has been designed after extensive consultation with industry. The course has been developed to provide extensive relevant training for apprentices in the locksmithing industries.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this course may gain employment as qualified tradespeople in the field of locksmithing.

Course Duration

Part-time: Three years (960 hours) of a four year apprenticeship.

Attendance may be either day release or block release. Block release comprises of four 2 weekly blocks each year for the 3 years of the apprenticeship at NMIT.

Course Commencement Dates

January.

Entrance Requirements

Applicants must be engaged in full-time employment with a qualified Locksmith.

Application Procedure

Apply directly to the Mechanical Manufacturing Department.

Skills Recognition - Exemptions/Transfers

Students may be eligible for exemptions/transfers on the basis of previous qualifications.

Pathways to Further Study

Students may be interested in specialised courses when choosing a particular field within the security technology industry. Students are also eligible to enrol in the diploma course one they have completed their apprenticeship.

Course Outline

The course is conducted in both theory and practical classes, covering such areas as:

Core Units

MEM12.23A Perform engineering measurements (50 hrs)
MEM12.24A Perform computations (30 hrs)
MEM13.14A Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment
MEM14.4A Plan to undertake a routine task
MEM14.5A Plan a complete activity (40 hrs)
MEM15.2A Apply quality systems (20 hrs)
MEM15.24A Apply quality procedures
MEM16.6A Organise and communicate information
MEM16.7A Work with others in a manufacturing, engineering or related environment
MEM16.8A Interact with computing technology (20 hrs)
MEM17.3A
 Assist in the provision of on the job training (20 hrs)

Locksmithing Stream Units

MEM5.7C Perform manual heating and thermal cutting (20 hrs)
MEM9.2B Interpret technical drawing (40 hrs)
MEM18.1C Use hand tools (20 hrs)
MEM18.2B Use power tools/hand held operations (20 hrs)
MEM20.1A Produce keys (40 hrs)
MEM20.2A Assemble and test lock mechanisms (60 hrs)
MEM20.3A Install and upgrade locks and hardware (40 hrs)
MEM20.4A Gain entry (40 hrs)
MEM20.5A Install and maintain door control devices/systems
(20 hrs)
MEM20.6A Maintain and service mechanical locking devices
(60 hrs)
MEM20.7A Plan and prepare a masterkey system (40 hrs)
MEM20.8A Develop and implement a masterkey system (60 hrs
MEM20.9A Gain entry and reinstate fire and security containers
(40 hrs)
MEM20.10A Gain entry and reinstate automotive locking systems (40 hrs)
MEM20.11A Service and repair fire and security containers (60 hrs)
MEM20.12A Service and repair mechanical automotive locking systems (40 hrs)
MEM20.13A Service automotive transponder systems (20 hrs)
MEM20.14A Perform a site security survey (20 hrs)
PRSTS202A Install security equipment/system (40 hrs)
PRSTS302A Program security equipment/system (20 hrs)
PRSTS303A Test installed security equipment/system (20 hrs)

 

Assessment Methods

Assessment is by completion of all learning outcomes for each unit. All units are competency based.

Materials

  • safety boots (compulsory)
  • safety glasses (compulsory)
  • ear muffs (optional)
  • wood chisels (compulsory)
  • hand tools (compulsory).

Qualification

As part of the Australian Qualifications Framework this program is nationally recognised. On successful completion students will be awarded the Certificate III in Locksmithing.

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Prepared by: Eng Ung, Communications Officer - Publications.
Authorised by: Wayne Theisinger, Head of Department, Mechanical Manufacturing.
Last modified: 29 November, 2007
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