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Fluid Power Engineering Trainee

Experience: Industry Experience

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Role Type:

Trade Assistant

Experience:

Industry Experience

Qualification:

New Zealand Certificate in Fluid Power Engineering Fundamentals (Level 3)

Fluid Power Engineering Trainee

 

Description:
Fluid Power Engineering Trainee’s utilise pressurised liquids and gases to transfer power and run machinery across sectors such as manufacturing, transport, construction, food processing, and heavy engineering.
They’ll learn how these systems function and the practical skills to perform basic tasks under supervision.

Ideal for:
Hydraulic and pneumatic service providers, manufacturing plants, heavy equipment maintenance teams and industrial engineering businesses.

ATNZ candidates:
We have plenty of talent ready to train. Contact our team today to see how we can help with your hiring needs.

Our candidates for this qualification typically possess the following:

  • Interested in hydraulic and pneumatic systems
  • Curious about how machinery and equipment operate
  • Enjoys troubleshooting and diagnosing faults
  • Looking to develop expertise in fluid power technologies & specialised engineering systems
  • NCEA Level 2+
  • Hold a level 3 pre trade qualification in mechanical engineering and/or relevant industry experience

 

Credits

95

Duration

Approx. 65 weeks

Study Type

Workplace-based with online/self-study

Start

Anytime

Location

NZ-wide

Leads To

Engineering Trade qualifications (Level 4)

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