Over the next 50 years two major naval shipbuilding projects will provide thousands of job opportunities for South Australians. These projects are:
The virtual environment of a ship’s engine room provides invaluable context and builds your understanding of the complex systems and constraints that need to be taken into account when designing naval vessel interiors. TAFE SA and Odyssee Aus Engineers developed this new digital learning opportunity for our students and those interested in the naval shipbuilding industry.
Use our three-dimensional exploration of an Oberon Submarine to find out how your skills and knowledge from the Diploma of Engineering - Technical (MEM50212) qualification may be used in the Naval Shipbuilding Industry.
We would like to acknowledge our partnership with the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney and thank them for providing access to their submarine to create this three-dimensional environment for TAFE SA and our students.
To navigate around the environment, hold down your left mouse button to move and click to view details on a PC, or tap the symbols on a mobile device.
Interesting facts about how this qualification relates to job roles
Move around the submarine
Please click on the image below to view full details for shipbuilding career opportunities in trades, engineering, electronics and cyber.
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In the design phase of these projects jobs in high demand are likely to include draftspeople and detail designers; project and production planners; engineers and engineering technicians.
Detail design and drafting roles are likely to involve preparing 2D and 3D drawings and designs of the interior of naval vessels including pipework, ventilation, furniture, brackets and equipment.
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