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Projects

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 and seeking your input into projects. Projects encompass a diverse range of strategies, and are captured in our ISA Program of work.

The Annual Training Product Development plan provides a summary of approved training product projects by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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Completed
Aviation

Airborne Operations (Rescue)

This project has updated the Certificate III in Aviation (Rescue Crew Officer) and Certificate IV in Aviation (Air Crew Officer) to enable broader industry applicability.

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Completed
Aviation

Transport Security Protection

This project has updated the Certificate II in Transport Security Protection to enable the qualification to reflect recent regulatory changes.

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Completed
Maritime

Marine Order 505 Review

This project will review the Maritime Training Package to better align products to regulation known as Marine Order 505 (Certificates of competency – National Law) for domestic commercial vessels.

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Completed
Transport & Logistics

Chain of Responsibility

This project has updated two Units of Competency pertaining to Chain of Responsibility to align with National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) requirements.

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Completed
Omnichannel Logistics

Skills Gap Analysis

This project will identify skill requirements for key existing roles within the transport and logistics industries impacted by omnichannel logistics and new roles that are emerging within the sector.

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Completed
Maritime

Vessel Traffic Services

This project is responding to new International Maritime Organization (IMO) guidelines regarding operation of Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) and changes to certification requirements for VTS operators.

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