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Driven by innovation, collaboration and a commitment to excellence, we work closely with the transport and logistics industry to understand their workforce needs and design people-first solutions that drive productivity and optimise growth.

Industry Skills Australia is proactively engaging in projects aimed at addressing both current and emerging skills requirements and workforce challenges.

We are committed to exploring a variety of potential solutions to address workforce challenges by collaborating closely with stakeholders. These solutions may encompass a diverse range of strategies, including but not limited to the creation or review of training products. We seek your input into these projects to ensure we meet stakeholder needs.

The Annual Training Product Development Plan 2024 provides a summary of approved training product projects by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. As new projects commence, they will be updated in the Annual Training Product Development plan.

 

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Aviation

Aviation Training Package – Aviation Rescue

Industry Skills Australia (ISA) has commenced the update of Certificate III in Aviation (Rescue Crew Officer) and Certificate IV in Aviation (Air Crew Officer) to enable broader industry applicability.

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Aviation

Aviation Training Package – Transport Security Protection

Industry Skills Australia (ISA) has commenced the update to the Certificate II in Transport Security Protection to enable the qualification to reflect recent regulatory changes.

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Maritime

Training Package Development Project – Marine Order 505

Industry Skills Australia (ISA) has commenced a review of the Maritime Training Package to align products with Marine Order 505 which came into effect on 1 January 2023.

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Transport & Logistics

Transport and Logistics Training Package – Chain of Responsibility Project

Industry Skills Australia (ISA) has commenced the update of two Units of Competency pertaining to Chain of Responsibility to align with National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) requirements.

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