About Timber Training Creswick
RTO code: 4168
Timber Training Creswick had its beginnings back in 1986 with the establishment of Victorian Timber Industry Training Centre at Creswick. Prior to this training was based in Nunawading trading as Victorian Timber Industry Training Committee. It later joined with Holmesglen College and then in 2001 became the Timber Training Creswick that we know today. On the 1st March 2019 the official opening of a new branch office in Launceston was held.
Timber Training Creswick has had a proud history of providing top quality training and consultation to industry. Providing nationally accredited training as well as customized training and consultation to meet industries needs as they arise.
Timber Training Creswick is a Registered Training Organisation (RTOid 4168) and offers nationally accredited courses. Courses range from Certificate II to Diploma level, with modular training blocks of appropriate competencies for work functions. Many of our modular training programs can be offered on site as an alternative to at Creswick. Training programs can be developed or existing programs modified to meet individual company requirements.
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FWP30622
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Timber Yard Worker
Learn how to supply, sell, and transport timber building products with the FWP30622 Certificate III in Timber Building Products Supply. This nationally recognised qualification will qualify you for work as a timber yard operator, warehouse coordinator, sales assistant, delivery driver, or despatch coordinator. Graduation competencies include: providing timber and wood product information, receiving and handling retail stock, developing specialist knowledge of timber products, using business software applications, and more. The course also has scope to gain specialist electives in three areas: warehousing, logistics, and customer sales. Enquire now for entry requirements, specialisation electives (and their availability) and upcoming enrolment dates in your area..
Average duration: 12 months.
FWP31119
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Wood Machinist
Become a qualified wood machinist at a sawmill or timber processing facility with the FWP31119 Certificate III in Woodmachining. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to work effectively in the forest industry, operating timber cutting and processing machines. The course covers: on-the-job safety, workplace communication and teamwork, quality standards, using hand tools, working to sketches and drawings, timber properties and sawmill operations, operating sawmilling equipment, sharpening blades, grading timber. Enquire now for entry requirements, sawmilling career outcomes, and training providers near you..
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FWP30122
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Loader Operator
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Forestry Worker
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Average duration: 12 months.
FWP31019
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Saw Doctor
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Average duration: 6 months.
FWP20122
On Campus, Workplace
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Excavator Operator
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Forestry Field Officer
Forestry Worker
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FWP40121
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Forestry Supervisor
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Average duration: 12 months.
FWP50121
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Forester
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Average duration: 12 months.
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