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(latest NCVER data)Routine upkeep of farm machinery and equipment helps reduce breakdowns, maintain safe operation and support daily agricultural work. This unit gives RTOs a foundational machinery maintenance training option for entry-level learners and workers assisting with basic servicing tasks under supervision in agricultural workplaces.
Learners develop skills in identifying maintenance requirements, preparing tools and materials, conducting basic equipment checks, cleaning machinery components, checking fluid levels, assisting with routine servicing and reporting faults or maintenance issues to supervisors.
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AHCMOM101 Assist with routine maintenance of machinery and equipment focuses on assisting with routine maintenance of machinery and equipment in agricultural, horticultural and related operational workplaces. It applies to workers who carry out basic maintenance activities under direction, helping keep equipment safe, serviceable and ready for use while following workplace procedures and manufacturer recommendations.
The unit addresses five core areas:
The AHCMOM101 RTO training resources can support trainer-led instruction alongside practical machinery maintenance activities. Trainers can connect learning content with routine tasks such as checking fluid levels, cleaning equipment, identifying wear and following maintenance procedures. Practical demonstrations should use suitable machinery and workplace safety procedures.
Assessment activities can be contextualised to relevant agricultural machinery and equipment, such as tractors, mowers and other farm equipment. Assessors should ensure learners demonstrate appropriate maintenance procedures, safe equipment handling and accurate reporting of maintenance issues. Any adjustments must preserve the unit’s assessment requirements.
The AHCMOM101 learning materials provide a foundation for introducing routine maintenance concepts and workplace safety responsibilities. Trainers can reinforce topics such as identifying hazards, using appropriate personal protective equipment, checking machinery condition and reporting faults through demonstrations and supervised practice.
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The AHCMOM101 training resources can support contextualisation for different agricultural workplaces and equipment types. Where supplied in editable formats, materials may be adapted to incorporate organisational branding, workplace terminology and relevant maintenance procedures, subject to applicable licence conditions. Your RTO should ensure modifications maintain the required learning and assessment outcomes.
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