Civil engineering laboratory testing

InfraTrain’s qualifications for civil engineering laboratory technicians have been developed in partnership with the Civil Engineering Laboratory Testing Association New Zealand (CETANZ).

They provide a structured career pathway, and are suitable for those who are new to the industry, as well as experienced technicians.

 
National Certificate in Infrastructure Civil Engineering
(Laboratory Technician) - Level 4
This qualification is recommended for people entering the industry or for people in roles such as technical assistants, technicians or instrument operators. It recognises the technical skills and scientific knowledge required for a wide range of sampling and testing.

The qualification comprises core compulsory and elective units.  It is completed with one of the following elective strands, which can be selected to meet specific work requirements - Aggregate; Soil; Concrete; Bitumen; Asphalt; Field Testing. 

Qualification brochure (PDF)
Training Plan (PDF)

National Certificate in Infrastructure Civil Engineering
(Senior Laboratory Technician) - Level 5
This qualification is for senior technicians in roles such as technical officers, senior laboratory technicians, analysts or similar. It recognises the scientific knowledge, quality management systems, leadership skills and a broad range of technical skills required.

It is completed with an elective strand, which covers the ability to explain, evaluate and troubleshoot tests.

Qualification brochure (PDF)
Training Plan (PDF)

For more information about civil engineering laboratory testing visit the CETANZ website

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