Computer Optimisation in Forest Harvesting Micro Credential

Entry to the Computer Optimisation Forest Harvesting (Level 4) micro-credential, including English language and academic requirements, will be in accordance the criteria specified in the Te Pūkenga Te Kawa Maiorooro Educational Regulatory Framework, and relevant quality management system (QMS) policies and processes. For domestic applicants for whom English is not their first language, evidence of language competency may be required. Applicants must be employed in a forest harvest operation.

What can I expect out of this qualification?

The purpose of the micro-credential is to improve the level of understanding of the computers (optimisers) so the operators can be more efficient and productive mechanised harvest operators.

The aim of this micro-credential is to provide the forestry sector with a simulation programme that improves the skills, knowledge and understanding required of computerized machine operators in a commercial forest. The simulator training will allow the ākonga to focus on the operation and understanding of the computerized optimiser without the pressure of production. The optimizer is the key component to safe efficient and productive use of the harvester head in the field.

The target learners for this micro-credential are those currently working in the forestry industry who are needing to upskill in order to best utilise the technology available in the sector; and those looking at entering the industry.

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