Course Overview

Becoming a qualified Outdoor Power Equipment Mechanic means you will have the skills and knowledge to test, service and repair small engines and parts in motorcycles, boats and equipment such as chainsaws, brushcutters, lawnmowers, pumps and stationary engines.

This course will equip participants with the skills and knowledge to solve mechanical and electrical faults, use specialist testing equipment, use precision measuring equipment, clean, lubricate and turn engines and repair damaged or faulty parts along with many other skills.

GippsTAFE is recognised by the Institute for Trade Skills Excellence as one of Australia’s leading automotive training providers. Undertaking your training with GippsTAFE will give you a nationally recognised qualification from a respected training organisation.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Many GippsTAFE courses offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Click to learn more about RPL and how it can benefit you.

Employment Prospects

• Light Engine Mechanic

Entry Requirements

• Currently undertaking an apprenticeship, working in the field.

How To Apply

Direct to Institute

Assessment

Assessment includes assignments and self paced workshop activities.

Opportunities For Further Study

Certificate II in Automotive (Mechanical Air Conditioning)
Certificate IV in Automotive Technology (LPG Installation and Maintenance)