Electrical tradesperson
CVE Electronics

This employer takes immense pride in providing comprehensive electronics services and repairs for cars, homes, and businesses. With a team of highly skilled technicians, they offer a wide range of solutions to address various electronic needs. From troubleshooting car audio systems to repairing home entertainment setups, they have the expertise to handle it all.
This is a great opportunity for a student wanting to get their foot in the door as an electronics tradesperson in the local area. PLEASE CONTACT Yu-Wen at ychien@inllen.org.au TO CHECK THE AVAILABILITY.

Skills You Might Learn

Skills Attained Students can attain a broad range of skills while on work placement. These may include valuable general employability skills such as:
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Problem solving
- Initiative and enterprise
- Planning and organising
- Self-management
- Learning
- Technology

Students may also attain vital industry specific skills which will relate to their studies such as:
- Hands-on practical experience
- Observing and learning from industry qualified and experienced professionals
- Working in real-life scenarios and environments
- Working with tools and equipment necessary to the occupation and business
- Liaising and working with colleagues, bosses, customers/clients and suppliers.

Typical Tasks & Duties

Students will have the opportunity to spend time with experienced professional staff, assisting in the following task and duties:
• Assisting with Repairs: You may assist experienced technicians in diagnosing and repairing electronic systems in cars, home appliances, and rigid tools.
• Testing and Calibration: You might assist in testing repaired electronic systems to ensure they are functioning properly. This could involve using specialized testing equipment, following testing protocols, and calibrating devices to meet performance standards.
• Documentation and Reporting: You may be required to document repairs, update service logs, and maintain a comprehensive record of the work performed.
• Customer Service: You may need to communicate with customers, understand their concerns, and provide updates on the progress of repairs.
• Safety and Compliance: Following safety protocols and adhering to regulations is crucial, ensure the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and comply with any relevant industry standards or guidelines.
• Learning Opportunities: Take advantage of the work placement to learn as much as possible. Ask questions, observe experienced technicians, and seek opportunities to develop your skills. This may include learning about new repair techniques, staying updated with the latest technology.
• It's important to note that these tasks and duties are general guidelines, and your specific responsibilities may be tailored to the needs of the company and your level of expertise. Make sure to communicate with your supervisor to clarify expectations and seek guidance throughout your work placement.

It's important for work placement students to ask questions, seek guidance, and follow instructions from their supervisors to ensure they are performing their duties safely and effectively.

Student Requirements

Students are expected to be on time and ready to work safely in a team.
The student will be mature and prepared to go the extra mile. They will also need to show enthusiasm and an interest to learn new skills. They need to be focused and able to listen to instructions and follow through with instructions to complete a task. The student needs to be punctual and possess good work ethics.

Dress Requirements

Work boots and appropriate work clothes

Special Transport Requirements

Easy access to Public Transport

RELATED COURSES INCLUDE

• 22499VIC - Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Pre-Vocational)
• UEE21911 - Certificate II in Electronics
• UEE21920 - Certificate II in Electronics
• UEE22011 - Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start)
• UEE22020 - Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start)