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FPP10 Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industry Training Package Review

FPP10 Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Industry Training Package is currently under review.

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This FPP10 Training Package was last reviewed in 2001 and since then there have been significant changes in the industry including:

  • new technologies and different processes introduced
  • changes to the way work is organised and structured
  • new mills or mill components are being planned and/or constructed. 

As the industry strives to innovate, increase and maintain its competitiveness new changes result. These changes need to be reflected in the Training Package as they impact on the national skill standards.

In the review process, an endorsed training package is considered, reviewed and modified as applicable. The review seeks to provide a training package that meets the needs of all organisations within the industry; is capable of being implemented in a range of workplaces; and is consistent with current national quality criteria and requirements.

For further information on the Training Package, please contact ForestWorks on (03) 9321 3500.

The FPP10 Case for Endorsement as at 16 December 2010.

The FPP10 Qualifications

The FPP10 Units of Competency

The Assessment Guidelines

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