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- Bachelor of Engineering Science (Mechanical Engineering)
- Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Mechanical and Manufacturing)
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- MEM60122 Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical)
- Undergraduate Certificate in Engineering Foundations
- Undergraduate Certificate in Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Technician careers
A Mechanical Engineering Technician assists in designing, testing, and maintaining mechanical systems and equipment. You might work in industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, or automotive. Mechanical Engineering Technicians focus on assembling prototypes, conducting performance tests, and analysing mechanical problems. You’ll ensure equipment operates efficiently and meets quality and safety standards.
Mechanical Engineering Technicians play a vital role in the engineering team. You’ll need to be skilled in technical analysis, have strong problem-solving abilities, and be able to work collaboratively with engineers and other technicians. Your role involves liaising with various departments to ensure that mechanical systems function effectively and meet project specifications.
