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This qualification describes the skills and knowledge of individuals who perform production roles in a pulping operation. Work activities involve the application of technical skills and knowledge using some discretion and judgement. Individuals in these roles generally provide technical advice and support to a team and work under general supervision. They would be expected to apply technical knowledge to rectify a range of predictable and unforeseen problems relating to start up, operation and shutdown activities.
Job roles
A key focus of the qualification, and therefore vocational outcomes, is on skills for performing production operations, mainly through start-up & shut down of pulping and ancillary equipment and processes, and will reflect the duties of a production employee or technician in one or more of the following areas:
Pulping operations; waste paper recycling; primary resources; stock preparation and handling; fibre preparation.
Co-located job roles
Electricity Generation/Turbine Operator; Steam Generation/Boilerhouse Operator; Water Services Operator; Chemical Recovery Operator; Chemical Preparation worker.
Licensing, legislative, regulatory, or certification requirements apply to some units in this qualification in some states and territories at the time of publication and may differ according to jurisdiction.