Advances in Woodmachining and Sawdoctoring Project
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Advances in woodmachining and sawdoctoring were identified as key skill priorities in the 2018-2021 Forest and Wood Products IRC Skills Forecast and Proposed Schedule of Work (see pages 63-66). In addressing these skill needs, this project will review the Certificate III in Woodmachining and the Certificate III in
Sawdoctoring, and 46 units of competency. Skills Impact and the Timber and Wood Processing Industry Reference Committee (IRC) will manage this project, consistent with the 2012 Standards for Training Package Development.

Project Plan
Project Scope
This project will assess the current skills requirements for wood machinists and sawdoctors as a result of technological advancements and a business imperative to operate in a competitive environment. This project will result in revised woodmachining and sawdoctoring qualifications, which underpin industry’s apprenticeships and traineeships programs for these trades. The qualifications will be reviewed so that they reflect all job functions, as well as current skills and knowledge requirements.
Scroll down to view the list of qualifications and units of competency that support the wood machinist and sawdoctor job role and will be reviewed in this project.

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Relevant Occupations
- Sawdoctors
- Wood Machinists
Key deliverables
The project will review 2 qualifications, the Certificate III in Woodmachining and the Certificate III in Sawdoctoring, and 46 units of competency listed for these qualifications. A qualification for new entrants at Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) Level 2 may also be developed
Timeline
July – August 2018
Initial scoping
August – December 2019
Development of draft qualifications and units of competency
(Technical Advisory Committee Consultations)
January – February 2019
Drafts available for broad consultation
March 2019
Validation of final drafts
April – June 2019
Finalisation of Training Package components and AISC submission
Project Team
| Georgiana Daian | Head of Skills Standards Development, ForestWorks [email protected] |
| Michelle Clayton | Industry Skills Standards Specialist, ForestWorks [email protected] |
| Rob Stowell | Industry Skills Standards Contractor |
Qualifications and units
Below is a list of the qualifications and units proposed for revision.
Qualifications that may be developed as part of this project include (but are not limited to):
Woodmachining units that may be developed as part of this project include (but are not limited to):
- FWPCOT2205 Tail out materials
- FWPCOT2207 Dress boards and timber
- FWPCOT2208 Resaw boards and timber
- FWPCOT2212 Grade hardwood sawn and milled products
- FWPCOT2213 Grade softwood sawn and milled products
- FWPCOT2214 Grade cypress sawn and milled products
- FWPCOT2215 Visually stress grade hardwood
- FWPCOT2216 Visually stress grade softwood
- FWPCOT2217 Visually stress grade cypress
- FWPCOT2224 Band edges of panels
- FWPCOT3205 Dress boards using multi-headed machines
- FWPCOT3207 Set up, operate and maintain finger jointing operations
- FWPCOT3209 Set up, operate and maintain end matching operations
- FWPCOT3244 Cut material to profile
- FWPTMM2202 Machine material
- FWPTMM3201 Convert timber
- FWPTMM3202 Manufacture using joinery machines
- FWPTMM3203 Estimate and cost job
- FWPWPP2210 Cut panels to profile
Sawdoctoring units that may be developed as part of this project include (but are not limited to):
- FWPCOT3211 Maintain sawdoctoring tools
- FWPCOT3215 Swage and shape saw blades
- FWPSAW3207 Sharpen band saws
- FWPSAW3209 Align sawing production systems
- FWPSAW3211 Recondition guides
- FWPSAW3212 Sharpen tipped circular saws
- FWPSAW3214 Join band saw blades
- FWPSAW3217 Hard face saw teeth
- FWPSAW3219 Replace stellite tips
- FWPSAW3220 Maintain wide band saw blades
- FWPSAW3221 Profile saw blanks
- FWPSAW3222 Recondition band mill wheels
- FWPSAW3225 Maintain frame saw blades
Common units that may be developed as part of this project include (but are not limited to):
- FWPCOT3201 Hand sharpen knives and blades
- FWPCOT3210 Sharpen cutting tools
- FWPCOT3212 Replace saws, blades and guides
- FWPCOT3213 Manufacture cutting tools
- FWPCOT3216 Assess and maintain saw performance
- FWPCOT3217 Assess and maintain cutter performance
- FWPCOT3233 Sharpen and align blades and knives
- FWPCOT3237 Produce templates
- FWPCOT3247 Select timber for forestry operations
- FWPSAW3208 Sharpen circular saws
- FWPSAW3210 File and set saws
- FWPSAW3213 Level and tension circular saws
- FWPSAW3218 Replace tungsten tips
- FWPSAW3228 Apply principles of blade design to sawing procedures
Opportunities for stakeholder input
Stakeholder input is appreciated throughout the duration of this project. The documents will be drafted in consultation with the TAC and their networks. Opportunities to provide targeted feedback will occur when the draft materials are made available in January and February 2019, and again for validation of final drafts in March 2019. However, your feedback is welcomed at any time, and will help us in drafting the units. It is important that training provides a skilled and flexible workforce for the future. The units need to reflect real work experience. So if you work in the sector, Skills Impact would love your input and help. Please feel free to register your interest for project updates and consultation opportunities by following the newsletter subscription link below. Alternatively, please feel free to contact us.
The Timber and Wood Processing Industry Reference Committee (IRC) will oversee this project, as part of their responsibilities to support engagement with the sector, and to ensure the project meets industry stakeholder needs.
Development
In late August 2018, this project commenced with the establishment of a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) with a focus on reviewing the Certificate III in Sawdoctoring and the Certificate III in Woodmachining. TAC members met and supported a series of site visits to identify skills needs and gaps regarding saw doctoring and wood machining occupations. Following this feedback and consultations with the TAC, work has begun on reviewing the two qualifications and updating the associated units of competency.

The following development activities have taken place for this project:
- A new occupation title and qualification name have been suggested for the sawdoctors. The proposed occupation title is Saw Technician and the recommended qualification name is the Certificate III in Saw Technology. The rationale for this change is that the job role has evolved. In addition to providing traditional services related to maintenance of circular and band saws, sawdoctors are often involved in inspecting, testing, maintaining and troubleshooting mechanical components on sawing machine centres to achieve sawing production rates and product tolerances. Modern sawdoctors may also work with other technical staff on developing and reviewing suggestions for improving timber recovery.
- Feedback has suggested that the application of basic knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems be included in both qualifications to cover the skill needs for troubleshooting mechanical components on sawing machine centres. Further, the technical experts have suggested skill sets that offer high-level troubleshooting and process improvement skills and a career pathway to these occupations.
- Three new units have been proposed for development to support the skills required by Saw Doctors (or Saw Technicians). The proposed new units are:
- FWPSAWXXXX Set up, align and maintain sawing machines to achieve sawing requirements
- FWPSAWXXXX Identify levelling and tensioning requirements for saw blades
- FWPSAWXXXX Operate CNC equipment for grinding, tensioning and levelling saw blades.
- All units for review have been checked for compliance with 2012 Standards for Training Packages. The consultations conducted to date have indicated that a number of units will need to be restructured to reflect more accurately contemporary job functions, machine operations and maintenance requirements.
Technical Advisory Committee
| Organisation | Representative |
| AKD Softwoods | Ashley Britton |
| Timber Training Creswick | Charlie Read |
| Phoenix Supply Company Pty Ltd | Chris Carre |
| AKD Softwoods | Christian Gibbs |
| Workspace Training | David McElvenny |
| Inglewood Products Group | Carlo Gosatti |
| One Forty One | Emma-Kate Griffiths |
| Hyne Timber | Garry Elliott |
| Timberlink | Joel Langham |
| SA Pine | Luke Riches |
| AKD Softwoods | Matthew Laity |
| One Forty One | Neil Hunter |
| Independent Consultant | Peter Mikelsen |
| Timber Training Creswick | Steve Archer |
| AKD Softwoods | Steve Baudinette |
| Boral Timber | Steve Kostiuk |
| Britton Timbers | Stuart Gale |
| CFMMEU | Travis Lawson |
| Food, Fibre & Timber Industries | Trevor Hislop |
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Drafts Available
Thank you to all those who provided feedback on the draft qualifications and units of competency. Two draft qualifications, 10 new units of competency (six of which have been developed across this project and the Sawmill Timber and Process Optimisation Project) and 39 revised units were available for review and feedback on this webpage, from 21 January – 20 February 2019. Sixteen units (9 within the project scope and 7 outside the project scope) were also proposed for removal from the two revised qualifications.
Feedback was sought on whether the draft qualifications and units reflect current job roles, industry skills standards, knowledge and practices and whether all job functions are accurately described. Feedback will inform the work on the final drafts which will be available for industry validation in late February 2019.
Summary of consultation to date
Feedback on the draft documents was collected via the online feedback hub, face-to-face consultation workshops and webinars. To view the draft documents, including comments that were made on them from people using the feedback hub, please click on the expandable document menus below.
The project commenced in late August 2018 with the establishment of a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), made up of workplace experts and industry. TAC members met and supported a series of site visits to identify skills needs and gaps regarding saw doctoring and wood machining occupations. Following this feedback and in consultation with the TAC, work carried out on the development of the draft qualifications and units.
Qualifications
The existing qualifications, have undergone a major review. Changes to the drafts include a new title for one qualification, new units of competency added to the qualifications, units of competency removed from the qualifications, units of competency imported from other training packages, and revised units of competency. The draft qualifications are available to view via the links below.
| Qualification name | Proposed Changes | Link |
| Certificate III in Saw Technology (previously Certificate III in Sawdoctoring ) |
| View qualification |
| Certificate III in Wood Machining |
| View qualification |
Units
Four new units of competency have been developed to support processes and advanced technology for levelling and tensioning sawblades, and an efficient operation of production sawing machines in sawmills. The draft new units are available to view via the links below.
| FWPCOT3XXX Identify levelling and tensioning requirements for saw blades | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Operate CNC equipment for grinding, tensioning and levelling saw blades | View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Set up and operate production saws used in sawmill operations | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Load and prove operating program for computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine | View unit |
Six new units have been also developed for operating timber optimisation technology and applying principles of timber and process optimisation in sawmills, including knowledge of timber properties and processing capabilities. These have been developed in conjunction with the Sawmill Timber and Process Optimisation Project. The draft new units are available to view via the links below.
| FWPCOT3XXX Apply knowledge of timber properties, sawmill operations and sawmilling | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Apply principles of timber and process optimisation in sawmill operations | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Calibrate and maintain scanning equipment | View unit |
| FWPSAW4XXX Monitor output timber for optimum volume and value recovery | View unit |
| FWPSAW4XXX Optimise timber production for volume and value recovery | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Use scanning equipment for timber grading | View unit |
Feedback was also sought on the placement of new units within qualifications the Forest and Wood Products Training Package. The new units are proposed to be listed on the sawmilling and processing, wood machining and saw technology qualifications as shown here.
| Proposed new units | Qualifications | ||||
| FWP20316 Certificate II in Sawmilling and Processing | FWP30316 Certificate III in Sawmilling and Processing | FWP3XXXX Certificate III in Wood Machining | FWP3XXXX Certificate III in Saw Technology | FWP40216 Certificate IV in Timber Processing | |
| FWPCOT3XXX Identify levelling and tensioning requirements for saw blades | Elective | Elective | Elective | ||
| FWPCOT3XXX Operate CNC equipment for grinding, tensioning and levelling saw blades | Elective | Elective | |||
| FWPSAW3XXX Set up and operate production saws used in sawmill operations | Elective | ||||
| FWPCOT3XXX Load and prove operating program for computer numerical controlled (CNC) machine | Elective | ||||
| FWPCOT3XXX Apply principles for timber and process optimisation in sawmill operations | Elective | Elective | Elective | ||
| FWPCOT3XXX Apply knowledge of timber properties, sawmill operations and sawmilling equipment | Elective | Elective | Core | Core | |
| FWPSAW4XXX Optimise timber production for volume and value recovery | Elective | ||||
| FWPSAW4XXX Monitor output timber for optimum volume and value recovery | Elective | ||||
| FWPCOT3XXX Use scanning equipment for timber grading | Elective | Elective | |||
| FWPCOT3XXX Calibrate and maintain scanning equipment | Elective | Elective | |||
Forty-one existing units of competency have been revised to meet the skill needs and compliance with the standards for training packages. Summary of changes made to these units is outlined below. Additional chances across the units also include updates to the workplace health and safety requirements and foundation skills, rewording application statement for clarifying the intent of the unit and other minor edits for improving clarity of statements.
Certificate III in Saw Technology Units
The revised units are available to view via the links below.
The draft documents can be downloaded in Microsoft Word format by clicking here.
| Unit code and title | Proposed changes | Link |
| FWPCOT3XXX Assess and maintain saw technology tools |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3215 Swage and shape saw blades | Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Sharpen band saw blades |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3209 Align sawing production systems |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Recondition saw guides |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Sharpen tipped circular saw blades |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3214 Join band saw blades |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3219 Replace stellite tips |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Assess and maintain wide band saw blades |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Assess and maintain band saw wheels |
| View unit |
Certificate III in Wood Machining Units
The revised units are available to view via the links below.
The draft documents can be downloaded in Microsoft Word format by clicking here.
| Unit code and title | Proposed changes | Link |
| FWPCOT2XXX Tail out timber product and waste material |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT2XXX Operate and maintain a thicknesser |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT2212 Grade hardwood sawn and milled products | Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPCOT2213 Grade softwood sawn and milled products | Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPCOT2214 Grade cypress sawn and milled products | Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPCOT2215 Visually stress grade hardwood | Reworded knowledge evidence | View unit |
| FWPCOT2216 Visually stress grade softwood | Reworded knowledge evidence | View unit |
| FWPCOT2217 Visually stress grade cypress | Reworded knowledge evidence | View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Set up and run multi-head moulder/planer to produce simple profiles | Original unit FWPCOT3205 Dress boards using multi-headed machines has been replaced with 2 redrafted units of competency to break down the previous broad job function into defined skills. | View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Set up and run multi-head moulder to produce complex profiles | View unit | |
| FWPCOT3XXX Setup, operate and maintain finger jointing machines |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Set up, operate and maintain end matching machines |
| View unit |
Common Units of Competency
The revised units are available to view via the links below.
The draft documents can be downloaded in Microsoft Word format by clicking here.
| Unit code and title | Proposed changes | Link |
| FWPCOT2XXX Operate and maintain a table saw | Updated unit title as suggested Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Hand sharpen knives and blades for commercial and domestic cutting services |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Sharpen cutters using a straight knife grinder | Original unit FWPCOT3210 Sharpen cutting tools has been replaced with 3 redrafted units of competency to break down the previous broad job function into defined skills. The 3 redrafted units cover different applications and methods for sharpening cutters (in cutter head or without cutter head), with each involving the use of distinct types of machines and complexities (profile knife grinder and straight knife grinder). | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Sharpen cutters in head using a profile knife grinder | View unit | |
| FWPCOT3XXX Sharpen cutters in head using a straight knife grinder | View unit | |
| FWPCOT3XXX Replace saw blades, knives and guides |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Manufacture profile cutters |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Assess and maintain saw blade and sawing machine performance |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3217 Assess and maintain cutter performance |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Sharpen and position blades or knives in chipper, canter and reducer |
| View unit |
| FWPCOT3237 Produce templates | Minor edits | View unit |
| FWPCOT3XXX Apply knowledge of wood technology principles to end-use applications |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Sharpen circular saw blades |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX File and set saw blades for hand saws and circular saws |
| View unit |
| FWPSAW3XXX Level and tension circular saw blades |
| View unit |
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