Aftermarket
Aftermarket Warehouse Operator >> job profile
Job Description:
This job will involve a variety of tasks appropriate to the particular workplace. The duties will include receipt, storage, packaging and dispatch of automotive products, manual handling, calculating and shifting loads whilst ensuring safe handling and proper equipment maintenance. The job would also involve sampling, inspecting and testing of products and organising invoicing and freight processes.
Qualification:
Certificate II in Automotive Aftermarket Warehousing/Distribution Operations
National Code:
AUR25201
Competency Standards relating to the Qualification:
| Compulsory Core | |
|---|---|
| AURCR20001A | Apply safe working practices |
| AURCR20051A | Work effectively with others |
| AUR51677B | Use numbers in the workplace |
| AURCR20053A | Communicate effectively in the workplace |
| AUR70421B | Establish relations with customers |
| AURCR20900A | Contribute to quality work outcomes |
| AURCR20400A | Conduct local risk assessment |
| Stream Units: (7 units to be chosen from those listed below) | |
|---|---|
| AURCT20002A | Perform routine housekeeping |
| AUR70278B | Use and maintain workplace tools and equipment |
| AURCT20200A | Operate information technology systems |
| AURCT20250A | Identify common automotive parts and products |
| TDT A9 97A | Complete import/export documentation |
| TDT A10 97A | Coordinate goods to bond premises |
| TDT A11 97A | Package goods |
| TDT A12 97A | Pick and process orders |
| TDT A13 97A | Receive goods |
| TDT A15 97A | Complete receipt/despatch documentation |
| TDT A20 97A | Replenish stock |
| TDT A21 97A | Despatch stock |
| TDT A31 98A | Consolidate freight |
| TDT A32 98A | Organise transport for freight of goods |
| TDT B1 97A | Check and assess operational capability of equipment |
| TDT B3 97A | Maintain vehicles |
| TDT B4 97A | Inspect vehicles |
| TDT B7 97A | Maintain trailers |
| TDT B8 97A | Inspect trailers |
| TDT B9 98A | Check conveyor/roller belt operational status |
| TDT C1 97A | Drive light vehicle |
| TDT C2 97A | Drive light rigid vehicle |
| TDT C3 97A | Drive medium rigid vehicles |
| TDT D2 97A | Use manual handling equipment |
| TDT D3 97B | Handle dangerous and hazardous goods |
| TDT D4 97A | Load and unload goods/cargo |
| TDT D10 97A | Operate a forklift |
| TDT D11 97A | Conduct advanced forklift operations * |
| TDT D13 97A | Move materials mechanically |
| TDT D16 97A | Load and unload dangerous goods |
| TDT D27 98A | Prepare for transport of packaged dangerous goods |
| TDT D29 98A | Prepare articles for delivery |
| TDT D33 98A | Operate vehicle mounted crane |
| TDT E2 97A | Estimate/calculate mass, area and quantity dimensions |
| TDT E7 97A | Use vehicle communication systems |
| TDT E12 98A | Consolidate manifest documentation |
| TDT E16 98A | Estimate/calculate load shifting requirements |
| TDT F10 97A | Apply fatigue management strategies |
| TDT F11 98A | Use electronic communications equipment |
| TDT F12 97A | Apply safe handling strategies when handling dangerous goods |
| TDT F13 97A | Manage breakdowns and emergencies |
| TDT H2 97B | Plan and navigate routes |
| TDT J5 98A | Sample, inspect and test products to specifications |
| TDT K7 98A | Perform EDI to transmit shipping documentation |
| TDT 03 98A | Undertake loading/unloading in a designated secured environment |
| TDT 04 98A | Conduct safety and hazard control procedures for transferring dangerous/specialised goods |
| TDT 07 98A | Undertake emergency response action |
| TDT Q4 98A | Organise freight invoicing and payment |
| TDT Q6 98A | Administer international trading accounts |
| TDT R1 98A | Monitor supplier performance |
| TDT R2 98A | Source goods and services and evaluate contractors |
Elective
Units: 6 elective units, at Certificate II level or above,
which may be sourced from the above list or any endorsed Industry Training
Package including:
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*NB: A pre-requisite requirement for this unit applies. The requirement is
the completion of the unit:
TDTD10 97A Operate a forklift
Requirements:
To be awarded the qualification, the New Apprentice must attain a successful assessment in a total of 20 units, including all 7 compulsory core competency standards, 7 of the listed stream competency standards, plus 6 elective standards at the Certificate II level or above, which may be sourced from the above list or any endorsed Industry Training Package.
Duration:
This competency based program is likely to extend over a period of up to 12 months, depending on the achievement of the required competencies (this period may vary between States/Territories).