What specific skills and knowledge will be assessed during the Carpenter technical interview/practical assessment?

During the Job Ready Workplace Assessment (JRWA), the assessor will focus on confirming that you are operating at the required skill level for a Carpenter in an Australian workplace. This involves assessing your ability to:

• Work safely, perform tasks, follow directions, and plan work at the required skill level.
• Understand the workplace, including your role, industry-specific language/terminology, relevant Australian Standards, legislation, and regulations.
• Solve problems, ask for directions, work effectively with others, and use resources safely and effectively.

For OSAP/TSS technical assessments, the assessor will collect evidence to determine if you are capable of undertaking the full range of tasks expected of a tradesperson in Australia for your nominated occupation. This includes assessing your skills and knowledge through a technical interview and potentially gathering evidence from employers or referees.