Automotive Manufacturing Training Package AUM08

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Automotive Manufacturing Training Package AUM08

• Automotive Training Australia

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Introduction

• Development of AUM08
• Michael Littlechild Project Manager - Automotive
  Manufacturing

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Topics

• Brief history of the package
• Industry coverage
• Content of the package
• Continuous improvement
• Official Launch

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Brief History of the package

• Initial scoping (Phase1) conducted by ATA and
  sent to ANTA June 2003
• In limbo for 2 years due to ISC negotiations
• ANTA/DEST appointed external consultants June
  2005 to undertake review
• DEST contracted ATA to provide secretariat
  support services only
• Consultants completed package and sent to DEST
  Nov 2006 for endorsement

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History continued

• Package in limbo 11 months
• (November 2006 to October 2007)
• June 2007 DEST contract ATA to establish a
  continuous improvement standing committee and
  redevelop the package
• October 2007 DEST completed a quality audit of
  package
• November 2007 to March 2008 ATA and Precision
  Consulting redeveloped the package in line with
  current guidelines

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History continued

• March, April, May 2008 industry validation and
  editing
• Completed package sent to DEEWR June 2008
• STA evaluation and MINCO approval processes
• October 6 2008 AUM 08 endorsed
• Review process 5.9 years

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Industry coverage

• AUM08 covers Passenger Motor Vehicle
  Manufacturers (PMV) Bus Truck Trailer
  Manufacturers (BTT) and some Component
  Manufacturers
• The PMV sector is made up of Toyota, GM Holden,
  Ford and suppliers. PMVs employ approx 14,500
  people

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Industry coverage continued

• The BTT sector has 3 main commercial vehicle
  manufacturers - Iveco, Volvo and Paccar
• Bus and coach manufacturers and assemblers
• Trailer/Tanker manufacturers
• Specialist vehicle manufacturers
• BTT sector employs approx 25,000 people

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Content of the package

• 8 qualifications
• Certificate I PMV
• Certificate II PMV BTT
• Certificate III PMV BTT
• Certificate IV PMV BTT
• Diploma Automotive Development PMV

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Content of package continued

• 113 AUM competency standards
• Covering all aspects of the PMV and BTT sectors
• Design
• Develop
• Test
• Manufacture/assemble
• Repair/modify

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Continuous Improvement

• A Continuous Improvement Standing Committee
  (CISC) was established in 2007
• Comprises PMV, BTT, component, union, STAs,
  RTOs, CRC representatives
• Ensures the currency of the package
• Design Improvement Register (DIR) established on
  the ATA web site
• Anyone can provide input into the future
  development or revision of the package via the
  DIR

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Continuous Improvement Standing Committee 09

• Peter Smithard, Volvo/Mack (Chair)
• Brett Wright, CVIAQ
• Angela Robertson, GM Holden
• Julie Eastman, Ford
• Lucy Liu, Toyota
• Anne Donnellan, AMWU
• Dave Smith, AMWU
• Michael Gray, DEEWR
• Susan Waite, RTO representative
• Skills Victoria, STA representative
• Component manufacturer representative

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Continuous Improvement 2009

• Addition of an Advanced Diploma in Automotive
  Design and Development, PMV
• Implementation of Certificate IV and Diploma of
  Automotive Development PMV and BTT
• Resource development for Automotive Development
• Modification of all relevant AUM standards to
  include sustainability skills

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Continuous Improvement 2009

• BTT progression
• Implementation of Cert IV BTT
• Resource development for Cert IV BTT
• Inclusion of standards to cover specialist
  vehicle manufacture (tankers and fire trucks)
  BTT

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Future Needs

• As the industry moves towards vehicles containing
  higher proportion of electronic components and
  software the knowledge and skill to design
  develop, manufacture, maintain and repair follows
• In 2007 there were 300 new jobs created in
  Automotive Development

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Challenge

• The convergence of economic, social and
  environmental forces will challenge the
  automotive industry to change
• It is an exciting time to be part of an industry
  that has the challenge of providing one of our
  most basic needs - SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY
• The need for research, education and training has
  never been greater

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AUM 08

• AUM08 provides the industry with a structure and
  process for ongoing development

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The people who made it possible (past and present)

• Andrew McKellar, Chief Executive FCAI
• ATA Board members
• Anne Donnellan, Chair of ATA
• Alan Holley, (previous Chair of ATA)
• John Braddy, (previous Executive Director ATA)
• Michael Gray, DEEWR
• Gerald Crawford, DEST
• Dave Smith, AMWU
• Julie Eastman, Chair MAG , Ford
• Noel Miller, ex-Chair of MAG, ex- Ford
• Angela Robertson, GM Holden
• Kim Wallace, ex-GM Holden

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The people

• Rodney Talbot , Toyota
• Barry McCarthy, Toyota
• Tali Shabat, Toyota
• Lucy Liu, Toyota
• Bob Arnott, Mitsubishi
• Phil Handstock ,Mitsubishi
• Peter Smithard, Chair CISC and ATA Board member
• Brett Wright, CVIAQ
• Susan Waite, representing RTOs
• Eddie Hardman, representing STAs
• Tom OBrien, ex-AAA, representing component
  manufacturing
• Precision Consultants
• BCA Consultants
• Frank Gallagher, Consultant
• Members of the Technical Advisory Groups
• The staff of ATA

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Official Launch

• ATA would like to thank all those who made AUM08
  possible
• Please join us at 400pm for the official launch
  of the package by Julie Eastman, current Chair of
  the Manufacturers Advisory Group (MAG)