Canvas is accessible only within New Zealand and Australia.
Canvas is accessible only within New Zealand and Australia.
The general manufacturing programmes provide a nationally recognised qualification that combines practical workplace training with technical knowledge. It equips people with the skills to work in processing, production, assembly, distribution roles and to be able to use digital technology in manufacturing environments. Training includes use of machinery and process equipment, quality control, minor maintenance, safety procedures, and efficient production practices.
Benefits of these programmes
• Nationally recognised qualifications built to industry standards
• A blend of practical training and technical knowledge
• Coverage of safety and quality standards in line with industry practice
• Build skills in operating manufacturing lines, assembly, process control, minor equipment maintenance, and quality assurance
• Ability to work effectively in production, processing, and distribution settings while meeting productivity and quality expectations
• Designed to meet the ongoing needs of a modern, high-demand industry.
General manufacturing operators work in processing, production, assembly or distribution, usually in large businesses or factories. They can become highly skilled in their specific areas and there is room for advancement into team leader, supervisory and management roles.
Typically an eight-hour day or shift work.
General manufacturing workers work on different parts of the processing, production, assembly or distribution lines, learning specific skills for each role. You may also undertake training on specialist equipment and learn to make minor repairs and maintain the equipment you use./p>
NCEA Level 2 recommended
Traineeship or apprenticeship
Higher learning
Higher learning
