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Case for Change: Post TensioningCPC08 Construction, Plumbing and Services Training PackageSeptember 2017Table of Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u HYPERLINK \l "_Toc493166104" Administrative Information PAGEREF _Toc493166104 \h 4 HYPERLINK \l "_Toc493166105" Name of IRC(s) PAGEREF _Toc493166105 \h 4Name of SSO PAGEREF _Toc493166106 \h 4Name of training package examined to determine change is required PAGEREF _Toc493166107 \h 4How the case for change was developed PAGEREF _Toc493166108 \h 4The Case for Change PAGEREF _Toc493166109 \h 6Case for change drivers and proposed changes PAGEREF _Toc493166110 \h 6Market analysis summary PAGEREF _Toc493166111 \h 6Market analysis data PAGEREF _Toc493166112 \h 7Industry, training, and learner analysis summary PAGEREF _Toc493166113 \h 7Proposed Changes Summary PAGEREF _Toc493166114 \h 8Industry support for change PAGEREF _Toc493166115 \h 8Methodology PAGEREF _Toc493166116 \h 8Impact of change PAGEREF _Toc493166117 \h 9Estimated impact of proposed changes PAGEREF _Toc493166118 \h 9Positive impact of implementing the recommended changes PAGEREF _Toc493166119 \h 9Negative impact of not implementing the recommended changes PAGEREF _Toc493166120 \h 9Estimated time frames PAGEREF _Toc493166121 \h 9Implementing the COAG Industry and Skills Council (CISC) reforms for training packages PAGEREF _Toc493166122 \h 10Consultation and Suggested Action Register PAGEREF _Toc493166123 \h 11Certificate III in Post Tensioning PAGEREF _Toc493166124 \h 11Attachment A – Training Package Components to Change PAGEREF _Toc493166125 \h 17Attachment B - Qualification comparison – currently endorsed v. proposed PAGEREF _Toc493166126 \h 19Certificate III in Post Tensioning PAGEREF _Toc493166127 \h 19Attachment C – Enrolment and Completion Rates (2014, 2015 and 2016) PAGEREF _Toc493166128 \h 22Enrolments PAGEREF _Toc493166129 \h 22Completions PAGEREF _Toc493166130 \h 23Attachment D – Stakeholder Consultation PAGEREF _Toc493166131 \h 24Stakeholder Register PAGEREF _Toc493166132 \h 24Attachment E - STA Endorsement Register PAGEREF _Toc493166133 \h 27References PAGEREF _Toc493166134 \h 28Administrative Information Name of IRC(s)Construction Industry Reference CommitteeName of SSOArtibus Innovation Name of training package examined to determine change is requiredCPC08 Construction, Plumbing and Services Training PackageHow the case for change was developedArtibus Innovation has been commissioned to transition one post tensioning qualification and related units of competency to the 2012 Standards for Training Packages, under the activity order AA/2015-16-002.QualificationCPC31712 Certificate III in Post-TensioningUnits20 units of competencyArtibus Innovation has undertaken the necessary research, technical analysis and stakeholder consultation to develop a case for change. The following deficiencies were identified with the qualification and units of competency:Technical issues with the qualifications and units:qualification needs to more closely align to the occupation of post tensioning. The currently endorsed qualification was constructed from the Certificate III in Steel Fixing qualification and industry regards it as not fit for post tensioning training purposesinsufficient focus on hazard identification and risk managementinappropriate choice of unitsinappropriate placement of unitsnew units need to be developedmodifications needed to content of unitsunit choice needs to cover contemporary vocational requirements.Market demand for the qualifications and units:very low levels of enrolments for courses across most jurisdictions during 2014 - 2016no completions of courses across all jurisdictionsonly one RTO registered to deliver training for this qualificationthe Post Tensioning Institute is working with the approved RTO to develop contemporary supporting courseware for this qualificationa significant employer in the post tensioning sector has committed to using the qualification as basis for their post tensioning workersthere are many members of the industry who were unaware that a qualification within post tensioning existed. This lack of awareness is due to a range of issues, and effective promotion of this qualification is required by a number of partiesuptake of this qualification will lead to more pathways for workers wanting to enter the industry or other specialist roles within post tensioning.Limitations for industry, trainers, and learners:lack of awareness by industry members and learners of post tensioning qualificationindustry members and learners perceive lack of value in studying post tensioning qualificationslack of emphasis by industry members on importance, relevance and desirability of a post tensioning qualification and related occupational outcomeslack of licensing requirement for post tensioning workers removes incentive to undertake training the belief held by some organisations that post tensioning workers are only labourersthin market and requirement to partner with post tension contractors to deliver training and conduct assessment do not encourage RTOs to offer the qualificationcurrent qualification composition of core post tension units restrict completion rates as there are very few projects which utilise multistrand and stressbar techniques and simulating these processes in a training environment is not practicable.The Case for ChangeThis case for change builds upon the case for endorsement prepared by the Construction and Property Services Industry Skills Council (CPSISC), which highlighted the requirement for stakeholder consultation. Artibus has undertaken extensive national stakeholder consultation and identified the need for substantial changes to the post tensioning qualification and associated units of competency.Case for change drivers and proposed changesMarket analysis summaryAnalysis of qualification uptake between 2014 and 2016, based on training provider submissions to the National VET Provider Collection, for the post tensioning qualification has shown:low enrolment numbers for Certificate III in Post Tensioning in Victoria and Queensland during the 2015 collection period with 20 and 10 enrolments respectively.no uptake in any other jurisdictionsno completion outcomes in any jurisdiction for the 2014-2016 period.The low number of enrolments and no completions supports the need to:reframe the post tensioning qualification to suit contemporary industry practicedevelop new unit to introduce a greater focus on safety capability in a dangerous working environmentadd new unit and reposition various existing unitsreposition units which are important for post tensioning, but acting as a barrier to uptake and completion for many potential course participants redesign the qualification to be fit for purpose for the post tensioning vocation.The Post Tensioning Institute of Australia (PTIA) has fully endorsed the changes proposed in this case for change and have made the following comment: ‘industry would be inclined to enrol more employees into the course, based on those changes’.PTIA has indicated that there are currently 25 specialist post tensioning organisations across Australia, employing over 1500 post tensioning workers.Market analysis dataCourse Completions 2014 - 2016NSWVICQLDSAWATASNTACTTOTALCPC31712000000000TOTAL000000000See attachment C for detailed enrolment completion data for 2014 - 2016RTO Scope Course DeliveryNSWVICQLDSAWATASNTACTTOTALCPC31712001000001TOTAL001000001Related Training Package Course, accredited courses and modules for Post TensioningCourseNo related coursesTOTAL: 0Industry, training, and learner analysis summaryThere are two key areas of activity within post tensioning that relate to the coverage of the CPC Training Package:commercial building constructionbridge construction.The Australian Post Tensioning industry is comprised of small to large scale specialist contractors.Typical occupations in post tensioning relevant to this case for change include Post Tensioner.Based on the analysis, the following activities and recommendations will be considered when making changes:task and occupation analysis to improve the relevancy, utility and quality of the training package components and occupational outcomesidentification and incorporation of current industry activities and practice into the components to improve the value of the qualification to the learner and industryredesign of the qualifications to improve potential pathway opportunities to other occupationsinclusion, where practicable, of cross-sector training package components in the redesign of the qualifications.Proposed Changes SummaryThe proposed changes are summarised below:Units – Summary of proposed changesActivityNo.Develop new units to support contemporary application of skills and industry relevance1Qualifications – Summary of proposed changesActivityNo.Add unit to qualification1Reposition existing units within core and elective3Delete units from qualifications9Skill sets – summary of proposed changesActivityNo.No skill sets associated with this project0The proposed changes support a structural redesign of the post tensioning qualification to improve the quality, relevance and utility of the qualification for all industry stakeholders. These changes capitalise on:current and emerging skills and knowledge trendsmeeting policy directives the ability to develop quality and relevant qualifications for industry.For detail on proposed changes, see Attachment A – Training Package Components to Change and Attachment B - Qualification Comparison – Currently Endorsed v Proposed.Industry support for changeMethodologyStakeholder consultation for this project collected the views of key stakeholders in each state and territory through:structured forumsone-on-one and small-group face-to-face consultationsan online survey.In total, representatives of 54 organisations were consulted on the post tensioning qualification.Please refer to the section Consultation Summary Register for a complete summary of the requested changes and the proposed corrective actions.Impact of change Estimated impact of proposed changes Positive impact of implementing the recommended changesArtibus Innovation recommends these changes so that:skills delivered by the qualification align with those of the occupationthe post tensioning workforce will have relevant, valued and up-to-date skills in safety and technical applicationthe qualification will incorporate industry best practices.Negative impact of not implementing the recommended changesNot implementing the changes will mean that:uptake of the qualifications will further diminishskill and knowledge gaps will widensite safety will be negatively impactedthe quality and value of the qualification will be further compromised industry support for the VET system will weakentraining in post tensioning will continue to fail to reflect contemporary and emerging industry needsparticipants will continue to be forced to undertake extraneous training and assessment when studying the qualification.Estimated time framesThe review and development stage of this project under a case for change is expected to be completed within approximately four weeks of receiving a work order for the activity from the Department. Implementing the COAG Industry and Skills Council (CISC) reforms for training packages The proposed changes implement key principles of COAG Industry and Skills Council reforms to training packages. If the recommended changes are approved, the following will be achieved:improvement in quality by:removing duplicated and superfluous units of competency designing new units to align the qualification contemporary practiceredesigning the qualification so it specifies clear and straightforward pathways and opportunities for cross-sector and cross-industry mobility, thereby fostering equity in the industryincrease in the uptake of the qualificationinclusion of relevant skills relating to application of safety and technical skills alignment of the skills and knowledge in the units of competency with the occupational outcomestrue reflection of current and emerging industry standards and trends.This case for change was agreed to by the Construction IRC(Name of Chair)Signature of Chair Date:Consultation and Suggested Action RegisterCertificate III in Post TensioningThe Matter IDs shown in the first column are referenced in Attachment A.Matter IDQuestions relating to the qualification:Total ResponsesYes - weighted responsesNo - weighted responsesNo responseSuggested action1Does the qualification match vocational outcomes?83700Action: Ensure revised qualification matches vocational outcomes2Does the qualification reflect the appropriate AQF level?29664424Action: Ensure revised qualification reflects appropriate AQF level3Effectively supports an apprenticeship or traineeship?929190Action: Ensure revised qualification supports an apprenticeship or traineeship 4Qualification considers emerging technologies?63400Feedback suggests no real advance in technology. No action.5Qualification requires review?6631500Conclusive feedback on need to review qualification. See matters belowAction: Review qualification 6Change to include CPCCCM2001 Read and interpret plans and specifications unit rather than the newer higher level unit?3195048Action: Revert to CPCCCM2001 Read and interpret plans and specifications7Revert to previous Working at Heights unit?2613100Action: Remove CPCCCM2010 Work safely on scaffolding higher than 2 metres from core and replace with CPCCCM2010B - Work safely at heightsMatter IDCertificate III in Post Tensioning (cont.)Questions relating to qualification:Total ResponsesYes - weighted responsesNo - weighted responsesNo responseSuggested action8Support WHS2001 as pre-requisite unit for most technical units?2800Action: Retain pre-requisite of CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry, for updated versions of current units and retain in the qualification as an elective unit9Delete qualification?2586024Although the figures support this Matter, it should be noted that the Post Tensioning Institute is currently in the process of developing materials to support this qualification and will soon begin training with a major post tensioning employer. As a peak body they support the need for this qualification.Action: Retain qualification10Add post tensioning units to Cert III in Steelfixing and delete post tensioning qualification?136200Similar comments to Matter ID 9. This method would require a post tension worker to undertake irrelevant units which specifically relate to the vocation of steel fixer.Action: Retain Post tensioning qualification11Add new unit on stored energy?136200Action: Develop a new unit which covers stored energy within structures as a result of tensioned strand. This unit could also be included in the demolition qualifications.Matter IDCertificate III in Post Tensioning (cont.)Questions relating to qualification:Total ResponsesYes - weighted responsesNo - weighted responsesNo responseSuggested action12Remove HLTAID003 Provide first aid and HLTWHS005 Conduct manual tasks safely as these were viewed by industry respondents as units to complete outside qualification?3195048Action: Remove HLTAID003 - Provide first aid and HLTWHS005 - Conduct manual tasks safely. Unable to find the source of feedback that added these units during CPSISC review of qualification. Stakeholders involved in this consultation have suggested they be removed.Action: Remove units13Of the 3 post tensioning specialist units the core, only CPCCSF3002 - Carry out monostrand post-tensioning is commonly used. Should the other two units be moved to electives?1700Action: Move CPCCSF3003 Carry out multistrand post-tensioning and CPCCSF3004 Carry out stressbar post-tensioning to electives14Add CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging to electives?1700Action: Add unit CPCCLDG3001 Licence to perform dogging to electives15Remove CPCCSF2005 Arc-weld reinforcement steel from electives?1700Action: Remove unit CPCCSF2005 - Arc weld reinforcement steel from electives16Remove RIICFW302D Install temporary and permanent rock anchors from electives?207950Stakeholders who commented that this unit could be retained, also acknowledged that it was an outlier. Post Tension Institute requested it be removed.Action: Remove unitMatter IDCertificate III in Post Tensioning (cont.)Questions relating to qualification:Total ResponsesYes - weighted responsesNo - weighted responsesNo responseSuggested action17Retain RIIWHS202D Enter and work in confined spaces?199500Majority of stakeholders wanted to retain RIIWHS202D Enter and work in confined spaces, although the Post Tensioning Institute has questioned its relevance.Action: Remove unit18Remove CPCCCM3001 - Operate elevated work platforms up to 11 metres from electives?209570Although the figures support removing this unit from the electives, the Post Tensioning Institute has asked that it is retained as it is an important part of post tensioning work access. This is evidenced by more than half of post tensioning workers holding this ticket.Action: Retain unit19Remove CPCPCM2053 Weld using manual metal arc-welding equipment from electives?199500Action: Remove CPCPCM2053 - Weld using manual metal arc welding equipment from electives20Review relevance and possible duplication in CPCCCM2005 Use construction tools and equipment and CPCCSF2002 Use Steelfixing tools and equipment?199500Action: Review relevance and possible duplication in CPCCCM2005 Use construction tools and equipment and CPCCSF2002 Use Steelfixing tools and equipment21Move CPCCWHS3001 Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies to core and review the possibility of this replacing CPCCCM2010B Work safely at heights?199500Actions: Move CPCCWHS3001 Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies to core, and retain CPCCCM2010B Work safely at heightsMatter IDCertificate III in Post Tensioning (cont.)Questions relating to qualification:Total ResponsesYes - weighted responsesNo - weighted responsesNo responseSuggested action20Remove CPCPCM4011 Carry out work-based risk control processes as it uses a plumbing related assessment task and duplicates CPCWHS3001 Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies?1700Action: Remove CPCPCM4011 Carry out work-based risk control processes from electives21Remove CPCCCO2014A Carry out concrete work as it is not used in this vocation?1700Action: Remove CPCCCO2014A Carry out concrete work Attachment A – Training Package Components to ChangeArtibus Innovation Contact Details: 373 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart, TAS, 7000Date Submitted: QualificationProposed ChangesCertificate III in Post TensioningSee next tableUnit of Competency CodeUnit of Competency TitleProposed ChangesCPCCCM1012AWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industryReplace with transitioned unitCPCCCM1014AConduct workplace communicationReplace with transitioned unitCPCCCM1015ACarry out measurements and calculationsReplace with transitioned unitCPCCCM2001ARead and interpret plans and specificationsRetain - Replace with transitioned unit (Matter ID 6)CPCCCM2004AHandle construction materials Replace with transitioned unitCPCCCM2005BUse construction tools and equipmentRemove from core. Duplicates CPCCSF2002 (Matter ID 20)CPCCCM2010BWork safely at heightsRetain - Replace with transitioned unit (Matter ID 6)CPCCOHS2001AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industryReplace with transitioned unitCPCCSF2002AUse steelfixing tools and equipmentReplace with transitioned unitCPCCSF3002ACarry out monostrand post-tensioningReplace with transitioned unitCPCCSF3003ACarry out multistrand post-tensioning1 - Replace with transitioned unit2 - Move to electives(Matter ID 13)CPCCSF3004ACarry out stressbar post-tensioning1 - Replace with transitioned unit2 - Move to electives(Matter ID 13)CPCCCO3026ACarry out repair and rectification of concrete Replace with transitioned unitCPCCCM2008BErect and dismantle restricted height scaffoldingReplace with transitioned unitCPCCCM3001COperate elevated work platformsReplace with transitioned and already endorsed unit - CPCCCM3001 - Operate elevated work platforms up to 11 metresCPCCCO2014ACarry out concrete workReplace with transitioned unitCPCCSF2005AArc weld reinforcement steelRemove from electives (Matter ID 15)CPCCSF2007ASplice and anchor using mechanical methodsReplace with transitioned unitCPCPCM2053AWeld using manual metal arc welding equipmentReplace with transitioned unitCPCPCM4011ACarry out work-based risk control processesRemove from electives (Matter ID 22)RIICFW302DInstall temporary and permanent rock anchorsRemove from electives (Matter ID 16)RIIWHS202DEnter and work in confined spacesRemove from electives (Matter ID 17)CPCCSF????Stored energy hazard of post tensioned members (sample title only)1 - Develop new unit - (Matter ID 11)2 - Add unit to coreCPCCLDG3001Licence to perform doggingAdd to electives (Matter ID 14)CPCCWHS3001Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategiesAdd to core (Matter ID 21)Attachment B - Qualification comparison – currently endorsed versus proposedCertificate III in Post TensioningCertificate III in Post TensioningCurrently endorsed (CPC31712)ProposedPackaging rules: 17 units of competency: 12 core plus 5 electives1 elective may be chosen from other Certificate III qualificationsPackaging rules: 16 units of competency: 11 core plus 5 electives1 elective may be chosen from other Certificate III qualificationsCoreCoreCPCCCM1012AWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industryCPCCCM1012Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industryCPCCCM1014AConduct workplace communicationCPCCCM1014Conduct workplace communicationCPCCCM1015ACarry out measurements and calculationsCPCCCM1015Carry out measurements and calculationsCPCCCM2001ARead and interpret plans and specificationsCPCCCM2001Read and interpret plans and specificationsCPCCCM2004AHandle construction materials CPCCCM2004Handle construction materials CPCCCM2005BUse construction tools and equipmentRemoved from qualification CPCCCM2010BWork safely at heightsCPCCCM2010Work safely at heightsCPCCOHS2001AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industryCPCCWHS2001Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industryCPCCSF2002AUse steelfixing tools and equipmentCPCCSF2002Use steelfixing tools and equipmentCPCCSF3002ACarry out monostrand post-tensioningCPCCSF3002Carry out monostrand post-tensioningCPCCSF3003ACarry out multistrand post-tensioningMoved to electivesCPCCSF3004ACarry out stressbar post-tensioningMoved to electivesCPCCSF (TBA)Work safely with stored energy hazard of post tensioned members (sample title only)CPCCWHS3001Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategiesCertificate III in Post TensioningCertificate III in Post TensioningCurrently endorsedProposedElectivesElectivesCPCCCO3026ACarry out repair and rectification of concrete CPCCCO3026Carry out repair and rectification of concrete CPCCCM2008BErect and dismantle restricted height scaffoldingCPCCCM2008Erect and dismantle restricted height scaffoldingCPCCCM3001COperate elevated work platformsCPCCCM3001Operate elevated work platforms up to 11 metresCPCCCO2014ACarry out concrete workRemoved from qualificationCPCCSF2005AArc weld reinforcement steelRemoved from qualificationCPCCSF2007ASplice and anchor using mechanical methodsCPCCSF2007Splice and anchor using mechanical methodsCPCPCM2053AWeld using manual metal arc welding equipmentRemoved from qualificationCPCPCM4011ACarry out work-based risk control processesRemoved from qualificationRIICFW302DInstall temporary and permanent rock anchorsRemoved from qualificationRIIWHS202DEnter and work in confined spacesRemoved from qualificationCPCCSF3003Carry out multistrand post-tensioningCPCCSF3004Carry out stressbar post-tensioningCPCCLDG3001Licence to perform doggingAttachment C – Enrolment and Completion Rates (2014, 2015 and 2016)EnrolmentsProgram enrolments 2014-2016 by Skills Service Organisation by State/territory of delivery location and Year ?New South WalesVictoriaQueenslandSouth AustraliaWestern AustraliaTasmaniaNorthern TerritoryAustralian Capital TerritoryTotalYear201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016CPC31712 - Certificate III in Post Tensioning000020001000000000000000000300Total000020001000000000000000000300CompletionsProgram completions 2014-2016 by Skills Service Organisation by state/territory of training organisation and year?New South WalesVictoriaQueenslandSouth AustraliaWestern AustraliaTasmaniaNorthern TerritoryAustralian Capital TerritoryTotalYear201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016201420152016CPC31712 - Certificate III in Post Tensioning000000000000000000000000000Total000000000000000000000000000Attachment D – Stakeholder ConsultationStakeholder RegisterSTAKEHOLDERDETAILSCONTACT NAMESSkills Service OrganisationArtibus InnovationArtibus Innovation Board Construction IRC membersIRC Chair, Deputy Chair and membershipIRC PrincipalDetailed nominated chairOther IRCs or SSOsSee for SSOsSee for SSOs and the IRCs and training packages they support.Construction IndustryEmployersEmployeesStakeholders specifically consulted:Access Training CentreActiveTecAdelaide Training and Employment CentreCFMEUCFMEU training unitChamber of Minerals and Energy of Western AustraliaCharles Darwin University (CDU)Clownforce EntertainmentConstruction Industry Training BoardConstruction Skills Training Centre (Representing CFMEU)Construction Training FundConsumer Business ServicesCorrsafe Enterprises Pty LtdDefenceDepartment of State Development (STA)DLI TrainingERGTHolmesglen TAFEHousing Industry Association (HIA)Hunter Plant Operator Training School (HPOTS)Journey Management GroupMASMaster Builders AssociationMaster Builders SAMBA ACT & Southern Training OrganisationMBA IRC ChairMelbourne PolytechnicNorthern Territory Property ServicesNSW Construction and Select Property Services ITABOggi ConsultingOnshiftPerkins BuildersPost tensioning institute (PTI) / SRGSafework SASite Skills TrainingSkill HireSkills Training and Engineering ServicesSydney Construction Training SchoolTafe NSWTAfe SATasTafeThe Frontline GroupTraineeship Apprenticeship ServicesTraining Accreditation CouncilTraining Curriculum Services. Dept Training and Workforce DevelopmentTransform TrainingUEEA Training CouncilUnions ACTUnknown1Unknown2Unknown3Unknown4Victoria State Government - Training products Industry Engagement and VET systemsWorkforce Training Centre?WAState Training Authorities (STAs)NT - Department of EducationNSW - NSW Board of Vocational Education and TrainingVIC - Department of Education and Early Childhood DevelopmentWA - Department Training and Workforce DevelopmentQLD - Department of Education, Training and EmploymentACT - Australian Capital Territory Education and TrainingSA - Department of State DevelopmentTAS – Skills Tasmania, Department of State GrowthVictoria: Lee Carter, Manager, Training Products Units at Department of Education and Training, VictoriaACT: Jodie Kafer, SkillsGovernmentRelations@.auNSW: Marilyn Ng, NSW Department of Industry Policy Enablers & AnalyticsNT: Nelson Brown, Policy Officer, Skilling Policy and Data Unit, Employment and Skilling NT | Department of Trade, Business and Innovation | Northern Territory, trainingpackages@.auQLD: Guy Valentine, Manager, Strategic Engagement, Skills Investment and Market Strategy, Department of Education and Training, TP.ProductSupport@DETE..auSA: Irina, DSD.TrainingPackages@.auTAS: Susan Bayly-Stark, susan.bayly-stark@skills..auWA: Lisa Barron, lisa.barron@dtwd..au, Optima Building, 16 Parkland Road Osborne Park, WA 6017Relevant industry regulators and their representative cross jurisdictional organisations or committeesRelevant State and Territory Health and Safety Regulators and Licensing RegulatorsAustralian Skills Quality AuthorityVic and WA VET regulatorsRegistered Training Organisations (RTOs), RTO staff and RTO representative organisations See .au All RTOs that have Post Tensioning on their scope.Law enforcement bodies State and Territory VET RegulatorsAustralian Skills Quality AuthorityVictorian Registration and Qualifications AuthorityTraining and Accreditation Council Western AustraliaAttachment E - STA Endorsement RegisterState Training Authority (STA)Approve the Case [Y/N]ACT - Australian Capital Territory Education and TrainingNSW - NSW Board of Vocational Education and TrainingNT - Department of EducationQLD - Department of Education, Training, and EmploymentSA - Department of State DevelopmentTAS – Skills Tasmania, Department of State GrowthVIC - Department of Education and Early Childhood DevelopmentWA - Department Training and Workforce DevelopmentReferences Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER): VOCSTATS – Post Tensioning Enrolment and Enrolment and Completion Data (2014 – 16). ................
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