The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

• Chemical Plant Technician
• Process Operator (Chemical)
• Process Technician (Chemical)

• Paint Maker

• Monitors and controls the operation of chemical production plant
• Adjusts equipment and controls to maintain specified operating conditions and product quality within chemical processing plants
• Inspects and tests samples of raw materials and finished products to ensure compliance with quality standards
• Performs routine maintenance and troubleshooting of equipment and machinery
• Records and maintains production data and reports any deviations or issues

• Gas or Petroleum Plant Operator
• Process Operator (Gas or Petroleum)
• Process Technician (Gas or Petroleum)

• Gas Compressor Turbine Operator
• Petroleum Blending Plant Operator
• Petroleum Terminal Plant Operator
• Refinery Pipeline Operator

• Monitors and controls equipment to pump oil and gas from wellheads
• Operates refining and processing equipment to produce petroleum products
• Monitors and adjusts process variables such as temperature, pressure and flow rates
• Collects and analyses samples of oil and gas for testing
• Monitors and controls the quality of petroleum products
• Inspects and conducts routine maintenance on equipment to ensure proper functioning
• Records and maintains production and equipment data
• Responds to alarms and emergencies, taking appropriate action

Registration or licensing is required.

• Power Plant Operator
• Power Station Operator

• Wind Turbine Technician

• Operates, controls and monitors machines and plant equipment used to generate electrical power, including power generated from renewable energy
• Adjusts controls to regulate the flow of fuel, air and water to maintain specified temperature, pressure and water levels
• Starts and stops generators, turbines and auxiliary equipment
• Monitors and records readings from meters, gauges and instruments
• Inspects and maintains equipment, and identifies and reports any faults or malfunctions
• Responds to alarms and emergencies, taking appropriate action to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the plant
• Monitors and controls the quality of power generated, ensuring it meets specified standards
• Coordinates activities and resolves issues in collaboration with other plant operators and maintenance staff
• Keeps records of plant operations, including production levels, maintenance activities and equipment performance

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Blast Hole Driller
• Diamond Driller
• Directional Driller
• Exploration Driller
• Jumbo Operator
• Rig Manager

• Operates drill rigs and related equipment to facilitate subsurface exploration and extraction of ore, liquids or gases
• Monitors drilling operations and adjusts equipment as necessary
• Inspects and maintains drilling equipment and tools
• Records drilling data and maintains accurate records
• Tests and evaluates drill samples to determine the composition of extracted material
• May supervise and direct the work of Driller's Offsiders

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Pest Controller
• Pest Management Technician

• Fumigator

• Inspects commercial, industrial and residential premises and surrounds to assess pest activity, identify the pests and the extent of any infestation and damage
• Develops pest management plans considering pests' biology and behavior, as well as the potential impact on health, safety and infrastructure
• Evaluates the need for pest management, and implements suitable treatment plans and methods
• Works with clients to provide recommendations for building maintenance and hygiene activities to prevent pests
• Applies non-chemical solutions and pesticides to manage and minimise the risk of pest infestations, health risks and diseases
• Operates and maintains electric, pneumatic and mechanical equipment such as cameras, drones and other technology to monitor and report on pest infestations
• Uses traps, baits and other pest control devices to capture and remove pests
• Monitors and evaluates the effectiveness of pest management activities
• May read, interpret and prepare plans, and select materials to devise and install pest management systems
• May conduct timber pest inspections and advise on and manage appropriate treatment

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

• Consults customers to determine fabrics, styles and designs of garments
• Examines patterns and fabrics to determine appropriate cutting methods
• Measures, marks and secures fabric for cutting
• Uses cutting tools to cut fabric
• Inspects cut fabric pieces for accuracy and quality
• Organises cut fabric pieces for assembly

• Canvas Goods Maker

• Consults clients to determine specifications for products
• Measures and cuts canvas to required dimensions
• Sews or welds canvas using machinery and hand tools
• Repairs and waterproofs canvas products
• Attaches fittings to canvas products
• Inspects finished products for quality and adherence to specifications
• Provides advice regarding care and maintenance of canvas products
• Orders and maintains inventories of materials

• Costume Maker
• Milliner

• Consults with clients to determine design preferences and fabric choices for customised garments
• Measures clients to determine their body measurements
• Sews garments together using sewing machines, sergers and hand stitching techniques
• Fits garments on clients and makes necessary alterations for an accurate fit
• Adds finishing touches to garments such as buttons, zippers and decorative elements
• Repairs or performs alterations on existing garments, such as resizing, replacing buttons, mending tears and fixing seams to meet client needs

• Clothing Patternmaker

• Interprets design sketches, sample articles and design specifications to create master patterns
• Uses digital technology to create, modify and maintain patterns and pattern libraries
• Collaborates with design team to develop technical specifications for the construction of garments
• Conducts fittings and makes necessary design adjustments to ensure proper fit and comfort of garments
• Oversees the production process to ensure that garments are made according to specifications
• Adjusts pattern sizes to create a full-size range for production and ensures that proportions are maintained across all sizes
• Tests and evaluates samples and production pieces for construction integrity, sizing consistency and adherence to design specifications

• Saddler

• Selects and prepares leather materials for fabrication and repair
• Cuts, shapes and moulds leather articles according to patterns
• Assembles leather pieces using stitching, gluing and other techniques
• Adds decorative elements to leather articles, such as embossing or engraving
• Repairs damaged leather articles, and applies finishes and polishes
• Inspects finished leather articles for quality
• Maintains and cleans leatherworking tools and equipment

• Consults clients to determine sail specifications
• Measures and cuts sailcloth to required dimensions
• Fabricates or repairs sails using machines and hand tools
• Reinforces sail edges and corners with additional layers of sailcloth or stitching
• Inspects sails to ensure quality and adherence to specifications
• Provides advice regarding care and maintenance of sails

• Medical Grade Shoemaker
• Shoe Repairer

• Measures customers' feet for shoe size
• Designs patterns and prototypes of shoes
• Cuts and shapes shoe components to desired specifications
• Assembles shoes using adhesives, rivets or stitching
• Repairs shoes by replacing components
• Provides shoe care advice to customers

• Furniture Upholsterer
• Mattress Maker

• Assesses items to determine the nature of upholstery required
• Consults clients regarding upholstery preferences and provides estimates of costs
• Repairs or replaces damaged upholstery
• Fits upholstery to new items of furniture
• Operates tools and equipment for upholstery work

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

• French Polisher

• Prepares furniture surfaces for finishing by sanding, scraping or stripping old finishes
• Mixes and applies stains, lacquers, paints, oils or varnishes to furniture surfaces
• Uses brushes, spray guns or other tools to apply finishes evenly and smoothly
• Inspects finished furniture surfaces for quality and makes any necessary touch-ups or repairs
• Polishes and waxes finished furniture surfaces to enhance shine and protect the finish

Furniture Finishers are excluded from this occupation. Furniture Finishers are included in Occupation 399531 Furniture Finisher.

• Examines drawings, work orders and sample parts to determine specifications
• Selects and works with materials such as timber, veneers, particle board, synthetic wood and other engineered wood products
• Assembles parts to form sections of cabinets and furniture and completed articles
• Fits hinges, locks, catches, drawers, shelves and other associated hardware
• Makes frames for chairs and couches
• Applies protective coatings to cabinets and furniture
• May repair and refurbish furniture, including antiques
• May make reproduction furniture

• Measures and cuts mouldings to required lengths
• Assembles mouldings using various fastening methods
• Cuts and fits glass, matting and backing materials
• Mounts artwork onto backing materials with appropriate techniques
• Inspects finished frames for quality
• Adds decorative elements to enhance frame appearance
• Assists customers in selecting frames and matting

• Automatic Profile Sander Operator
• Copy Lathe Operator
• Edge Bander Operator
• Jigmaker (Wood)
• Panel Saw Operator
• Sawmill Moulder Operator
• Wood Turner
• Woodworking Machine Setter

• Sets up and operates woodworking machines and tools to produce wooden products
• Selects and measures wood stock to be cut, planed, turned, shaped, lathed or sanded
• Adjusts and calibrates woodworking machine settings to ensure accurate and precise cuts and shaping
• Monitors woodworking machine operation, and adjusts settings as necessary to maintain quality and efficiency
• Uses hand tools and power tools to shape and finish wood products
• Inspects finished wood products for defects and ensures they meet specifications

• Cooper
• Wooden Toy Maker

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 3: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, AQF Certificate IV, or at least three years of relevant experience

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Rigger (Boat)
• Yacht Builder

• Reads, analyses and interprets technical drawings and plans for boat construction
• Builds and repairs boats using various materials such as wood, fibreglass, carbon fibre, metal, glass, reinforced plastic and Kevlar
• Modifies boat designs and structures to meet customer requirements
• Installs and fits out boat interiors including cabinetry, fixtures and fittings
• Completes rigging fit out of new boat builds
• Repairs and replaces damaged or worn-out boat parts and components to ensure the boat is seaworthy

Registration or licensing may be required.

• Abalone Diver
• Clearance Diver (Navy)
• Fisheries Diver
• Hyperbaric Welder Diver
• Offshore Diver
• Onshore Diver
• Pearl Diver
• Saturation Diver
• Scientific Diver

• Plans and prepares for diving operations, including assessing risks and determining appropriate equipment and techniques
• Inspects and maintains diving equipment
• Enters water and swims underwater to perform tasks such as seafood gathering, research, salvage and construction
• Uses tools and equipment underwater to complete tasks
• Monitors and records data and observations during underwater tasks
• Follows safety procedures and protocols to ensure personal safety and the safety of others

Registration or licensing may be required.

Fire Alarm Technicians and Sprinkler fitters are excluded from this occupation. Fire Alarm Technicians are included in Occupation 382232 Electronic Equipment Trades Worker. Sprinkler fitters are included in Occupation 363932 Fire Protection Plumber.

• Fire Service Technician

• Fire Extinguisher Technician

• Installs fire protection equipment and systems in accordance with industry standards
• Inspects and tests fire protection equipment and systems to ensure they are working properly
• Maintains and services fire protection equipment and systems to ensure they comply with regulations and meet performance standards
• Identifies, reports and repairs any faults or issues with fire protection equipment and systems
• Advises building owners about new fire protection equipment and systems

• Gas Distribution Technician

• Installs, inspects, modifies and maintains gas storage vessels, transmission pipelines or distribution gas networks and associated equipment
• Responds to alarms, equipment malfunctions and emergency incidents in gas distribution networks
• Conducts and assists with risk assessment in gas distribution networks, and permit issuance and compliance
• Complies with organisational safety policies and procedures involving gas distribution network infrastructure and equipment, and records relevant information

• Operates machines to shape and smooth optical lenses
• Inspects lenses to ensure they meet prescription requirements
• Selects and assembles optical elements for instruments or spectacles, and fits them into position
• Scrapes, files and laps mounts of instrument to align optical elements
• Centres, focuses, adjusts and calibrates instrument on standard targets
• Anchors lenses and other optical elements with adhesives or retaining rings

• Programs production machinery, using knowledge of polymers, additives and other materials
• Inspects, calibrates and regulates machines, and conducts ongoing basic quality control tests
• Troubleshoots, repairs and adjusts machines which manufacture plastic products
• Prepares production and maintenance schedules to minimise downtime and maximise productivity
• Recommends technical design or process changes to improve efficiency, quality or performance
• Completes routine quality checks on the product, such as dimensional checks, hardness, clarity of colour and appearances
• Coordinates production and workflow processes, and keeps records of operational or production data

Railway Signal Operators are excluded from this occupation. Railway Signal Operators are included in Occupation 732935 Railway Signal Operator.

• Assesses and approves the movement of trains to ensure the safe operation of a rail network, based on the status of railway signals
• Authorises and controls any activity taking place on railway tracks, including maintenance work
• Communicates with Railway Signal Operators to carry out alterations to signals as required
• Records movements of trains
• Minimises delays caused by rail network disruptions
• Recommends suitable alternative services during disruptions
• Liaises with emergency services in response to accidents or disruptions

Registration or licensing is required.

• Studies and understands detailed design drawings and specifications for ships
• Chooses appropriate materials for constructing various parts of ships considering strength, durability and weight
• Constructs ship frameworks, hulls and decks using hand and power tools and advanced machinery, ensuring accurate alignment and fitting
• Fits and installs parts of ships such as engines, propellors and navigation equipment in compliance with design specifications
• Repairs and maintains ships to ensure they are seaworthy
• Inspects and tests ships structures and systems for quality and functionality

• Coffee Machine Technician
• Electrical Network Controller
• Fibre Composite Technician
• Glass Blower
• Hide and Skin Classer
• Parachute Rigger
• Pyrotechnician
• Range Operator (Defence)
• Ski Technician
• Surfboard Maker