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Geospatial technology can be used for positioning, surveying and mapping activities in agriculture and other industries. This online course provides an overview on the advantages, challenges and future innovations in geospatial technologies.

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In this online course, gain knowledge on the development of autonomous systems, equipment and technologies in farming and changing food production practices.

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This course provides an overview of how to undertake pre-start checks, maintain, operate and shutdown basic machinery and equipment.

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Positioning technologies are invaluable tools to determine the location and movements of people or equipment. This online course provides an overview of positioning technologies, what they are and how they are used. 

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Precision farming is an exciting and innovative approach to optimise agricultural practices. In this online course, gain an understanding of the concept of precision farming and the types of current and emerging techniques used in farming practices.

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This online course provides an overview of how sensors work and the tasks they can perform to provide better industry outcomes.

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In this online course, gain an understanding of how systems are controlled and managed, specific networks, communications abilities and security aspects.

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In this online course, gain knowledge to undertake operational maintenance, preparations and checks for basic machinery and equipment.

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The Digital Skills Hub aims to provide the Australian prawn farming industry with access to education and training in the digital skills required to accelerate the adoption of current and emerging technologies.

This online resource has been designed for industry participants to work at their own pace for a duration suitable to their workload and season requirements. 

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This certificate will allow you to operate a vessel less than 12 metres long in inshore waters. The Coxswain grade 1 near coastal will allow you to command, and operate the engines of, a vessel less than 12 metres long with unlimited outboard engine propulsion, or inboard engines less than 500 kilowatts:

• In inshore waters (refer to National Standard for Commercial Vessels Part B—General requirements) or designated waters (under state or territory waterway management legislation)
• As a tender or auxiliary vessel within 3 nautical miles of a parent vessel within the exclusive economic zone
• Act as a chief mate or deck watchkeeper on a vessel <24m long in inshore waters
• You can also undertake the duties and perform the functions of a General Purpose Hand NC, Coxswain Grade 3 NC and Coxswain Grade 2 NC.

Eligibility criteria applies - contact training providers for more information.