Plant and Equipment
Course details
| NZQF Level | 4 |
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About the course
The New Zealand Certificate in Heavy Automotive Engineering (Level 3 and 4) with strand in Plant and Equipment is designed for those interested in repairing and servicing heavy plant and equipment, including construction, off-road and earth-moving machinery. The programme includes a mix of workplace practical learning and online learning - allowing you to complete theory elements in your own time and at your own pace. You can access online learning resources, including videos, interactive simulations and online theory assessments, at any time and from any device – mobile phone, tablet or computer. Real-time results and progress reports are available through MITO’s online portal to both you and your supervisor. Programme OutlineThis programme is designed to teach learners the skills they need to:
Follow workplace policies, procedures and relevant regulations to work safely and effectively in an automotive workshop
Use tools and equipment to complete basic workshop engineering tasks
Apply fundamental automotive engineering knowledge to service engine, and driveline systems
Check operation of, and perform minor repairs on, electrical and electronic systems
Apply fundamental automotive engineering knowledge to service steering, suspension and brake systems
Monitor the workplace and respond to issues as required to maintain a safe and effective workplace
Apply the appropriate precautionary measures when servicing and repairing high risk heavy automotive systems
Service and repair construction, off-road, and earth moving equipment.
About the provider
MITO supports people and businesses to thrive through on-the-job training. We connect learners, employers, and schools with the right tools, qualifications, and opportunities to succeed.
New Zealand's trusted training partner for over 50 years, MITO helps people build careers in New Zealand’s automotive, commercial road transport, extractives, drilling, gas, and logistics industries.
MITO makes training straightforward and hands‑on. Learning happens in the workplace, supported by eLearning and real evidence of practical skills.
Throughout the journey, MITO provides regular check‑ins, guidance, and support—right through to celebrating achievement when the qualification is complete.
To enrol in a MITO training programme you must be employed in one of the industries that MITO supports and your employer must be able to support your training, as you will complete your qualification on-the-job. This means you will be learning and earning!
Find out more at mito.nz under Future learners, including helpful information to find your path and set up a free job seeker profile.