Forest & Forest Products

The Forest and Forest Products Industry covers a diverse range of activities ranging from growing and management of plantation and native forest resource, through harvesting, sawmilling and processing, to the manufacture, merchandising and retailing of finished products. The Industry is characterised by a mix of small, medium and large enterprises. Some enterprises show a high degree of vertical integration, being involved in activities across the seven industry sectors.

The Forest and Forest Products Industry:

  • Contributes around 2.5% to Australia's Gross Domestic Product with an annual turnover of more than $11 billion per year.
  • Directly employs about 82,500, many of these in rural areas where there are often few other skilled job opportunities.
  • Comprises approximately 1126 hardwood sawmills, 265 softwood sawmills, 22 pulp and paper manufacturing mills, 18 wood panels manufacturing mills, and several thousand timber wholesaling and retailing outlets and timber fabricated product manufacturers. Timber fabricated product manufacturers and wholesale and retail outlets constitute the largest employment sectors of the Industry.

Course Levels

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Our training delivery options include:

Public Attendance
Workshop venues
Unit 18 / 14 Whyalla Street, Willetton

On Site / In House
Available anywhere in Australia or overseas.

Fastrack
Self-paced learning at our facility or on site anywhere in Australia or overseas.

Correspondence
Self paced electronic mail and postal learning for distance participants.


Training can also be customised to meet both company and individual needs.

Western Australia 

PERTH - WILLETTON

Fast Track

CERTIFICATE IV IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT 

Mon 30th August - Sat 4th Sept 2010

Mon 17th - Sat 22nd Jan 2011

DIPLOMA OF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT 

Mon 25th - Fri 29th Oct 2010

(only available to participants who have previously complete Cert IV in Maintenance Mangement

BUNBURY

Fast Track

CERTIFICATE IV IN MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT 

Mon 7th February - Sat 12th February 2011

September

 

  • CP04 Tendering: 7th
  • MM08 Performance Indicators in Maintenance Mangement: 7th 
  • PM20 MS Project Basic/Intermediate: 8th
  • CP05 Managing the Contract: 14th
  • MM02 The Maintenance Working Environment: 14th
  • PM08  Risk Management: 15th
  • PM604 Earned Value Performance Management: 20th
  • PM605 Developing a Project Methodology: 21st 
  • PM601 Managing Project Benefits: 22nd

    October

  • PM501 Project Integration: 20th
  • FM04 Developing and Managing the Team: 20th
  • PM07 Project Communications: 21st
  • MM07 Maintenance Operations Planning: 21st 
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