Accredited Providers
Unit standards will be assessed and national certificates achieved n companies that are committed to incorporating a culture of competitive manufacturing. Training delivery will involve cooperation with a mentor or provider who can assist the company in implementing competitive manufacturing.
All ITOs participating in the CMI Consortium are able to process assessments in the Competitive Manufacturing Domain.
A small number of providers have accreditation for lower level unit standards, including:
Note: A large number of Education Organisations have accreditation for the subfield of Manufacturing Skills, to which the Competitive Manufacturing Domain belongs. This does not automatically imply that such organisations have the skills and expertise required to assess in Competitive Manufacturing.
Most consultants and mentors in the competitive manufacturing field (see section 44) work through the ITO accreditation as the assessment includes a considerable proportion of applied on the job assessment.
All ITOs participating in the CMI Consortium are able to process assessments in the Competitive Manufacturing Domain.
A small number of providers have accreditation for lower level unit standards, including:
- Industry Training and Technology, Auckland (to level 4)
- Quality Training and Assessment (to level 3)
- School of Business Ltd, Auckland (to level 3)
Note: A large number of Education Organisations have accreditation for the subfield of Manufacturing Skills, to which the Competitive Manufacturing Domain belongs. This does not automatically imply that such organisations have the skills and expertise required to assess in Competitive Manufacturing.
Most consultants and mentors in the competitive manufacturing field (see section 44) work through the ITO accreditation as the assessment includes a considerable proportion of applied on the job assessment.