Automotive Air Conditioning Technology RPL

AUR20220 Certificate Il in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology program reflects the role of individuals who service and repair air conditioning systems in cars and heavy vehicles within automotive service and repair environments.

Graduates of the Certificate 2 in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology program typically work in inspecting, servicing, and repairing automotive air conditioning systems to ensure optimal performance and safety. Tasks may involve diagnosing faults, replacing or repairing components, handling refrigerants, and conducting system performance tests across light and heavy vehicles. Work is carried out in accordance with environmental regulations and workplace safety standards.

The role also includes using specialist tools and equipment, following technical instructions, and ensuring compliance with ARC (Australian Refrigeration Council) licensing requirements. These skills are typically applied within automotive workshops, service centres, and repair facilities.

To complete Certificate 2 in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology, students must undertake hands-on training in an automotive workshop or service environment, working with real vehicles and air conditioning systems.

This practical experience ensures you meet industry standards and are job-ready to perform air conditioning service and repair tasks in line with workplace safety and environmental regulations.

100 Pts ID JP Certified, Resume, Referee Testimonial, Work Samples, Photos, Evidence of Refrigerant Handling (if available)

This AUR20220 Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology must be delivered in accordance with relevant Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation, and industry standards related to refrigerant handling and environmental safety.

Graduates who intend to handle refrigerants may be required to obtain an appropriate handling licence, depending on the specific units completed. Licensing requirements are governed by the Australian Refrigeration Council (ARC), and trainees working with refrigerants during their training may also need to hold a trainee licence.

For up-to-date information on licensing and regulatory obligations, students should consult the ARC or relevant local authorities.

Students seeking further career development may also consider:
1) Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology (AUR30620)
2) Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology (AUR31220)
3) Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR30320)