The Motor Trade Association of Western Australia (inc) is a member-based organisation operated by industry members, for the benefit of industry members. We vigorously pursue the interests of the industry on behalf of our members to form a collective and influential voice. This collective strength provides advocacy, lobbying, business development, training and apprenticeship services for thousands of businesses and employees within Western Australia.
Established in 1934, the Motor Trade Association of Western Australia has solely dedicated its efforts to advocating for the automotive industry and its interests. This advocacy and support has allowed the MTA’s members to prosper in a profitable, compliant and sustainable capacity. By ensuring the best outcomes for members, the MTA empowers business owners to undertake business with confidence, make decisions with certainty and employ more personnel, both now and in to the future.
The Association provides its members with a network of highly-skilled professionals, all of whom are committed to serving members and upholding the Association’s core values.
Within the Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology (AUR21920) course, candidates will be provided with comprehensive training that empowers them to undertake a range of necessary tyre-related workplace tasks in a competent manner, in conjunction with other necessary skills. This qualification is also available via recognition of prior learning (RPL). Core skills assessed during the process will include safe work practices, and light vehicle tyre removal, inspection, repairing, replacing and balancing. Other key skills include environmental practices, troubleshooting, workshop tooling and communication skills with fellow staff and customers. More specific skills are available within the units of competency in the elective pathways.
Learn moreThis course is intended for automotive employees wanting to achieve an Automotive Air Conditioning Licence from ARC, enabling them to service and diagnose any equipment containing automotive type air conditioning systems of light vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles, mobile plant and agricultural equipment.
This course is for qualified automotive technicians, suitably skilled learners who are currently working in the automotive industry, and third- or fourth-year apprentices who have been awarded sufficient units to meet the air conditioning qualification requirements.
Learners develop the knowledge and skills underpinning the servicing and repair of automotive air conditioning components and systems found in light vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles, mobile plant and agricultural equipment. Learners develop safe work practices and environmental awareness while carrying out performance tests, diagnosis, de-gassing, repairs, re-gassing and verification of repairs to light vehicles. These skills are transferrable to other automotive sectors.
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