An Engineering Technologist analyzes and adapts current engineering technologies for application in projects, focusing on the testing and implementation stages. Registration or licensing may be necessary.
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Duties of an Engineering Technologist:
- Technology Analysis and Application: Analyzing new and existing engineering technologies and determining their applications for projects.
- Implementation and Testing: Applying engineering concepts in testing and implementation phases of projects.
- System and Component Design: Designing and modifying components, systems, and processes to improve operational efficiency.
- Collaboration: Coordinating with engineers, technical staff, and other professionals to develop innovative solutions.
- Problem Solving: Identifying and resolving technical issues through the application of engineering knowledge.
- Documentation and Reporting: Preparing detailed reports and documentation to support engineering initiatives.
Skills Assessment Requirement
A positive skills assessment is essential for most Australian skilled visas. The assessing authority for this role is Engineers Australia. Here’s an overview of the pathways:
Six Pathways for Skills Assessment by Engineers Australia:
- Pathway A: Accredited Qualifications
- Australian Qualification Pathway: Australian qualifications accredited by Engineers Australia.
- Washington Accord Pathway: Degrees from signatory countries of the Washington Accord.
- Sydney Accord Pathway: Degrees from Sydney Accord countries.
- Dublin Accord Pathway: Degrees from Dublin Accord countries.
- Other Recognised Qualifications.
- Pathway B: Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) Pathway
Suitable for applicants without accredited qualifications or those seeking assessment beyond the degree title.
General Requirements for All Pathways:
- CV/Resume: Comprehensive details of education and work experience.
- Academic Certificates and Transcripts: Including course syllabus and any recognition of prior learning.
- Official English Translations: If applicable.
For CDR Pathway Only:
- Employer Reference Letters.
- Continuing Professional Development Report, three “career episodes,” and a summary statement.
Potential Visa Pathways for Engineering Technologists
- Subclass 189 – Skilled Independent Visa
- Permanent residency.
- Must achieve at least 65 points.
- Competent English (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent).
- Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated Visa
- Permanent residency with state nomination.
- Points-based, with a minimum of 65 points.
- Subclass 491 – Skilled Work Regional Visa
- Provisional 5-year visa with a pathway to PR (Subclass 191).
- Requires nomination by state or eligible family sponsorship.
- Subclass 485 – Graduate Temporary Visa
- Temporary work rights for recent graduates.
- Must have completed a CRISCOS-registered course.
- Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme
- Permanent visa with employer sponsorship.
- Minimum 3 years of relevant experience required.
- Subclass 494 – Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Visa
- Provisional with PR pathway.
- Sponsored by regional employers.
- Subclass 482 – Temporary Skill Shortage Visa
- Medium-term stay with sponsorship.
- No age requirement, but skills assessment needed for certain occupations.
Visa Requirements (Commonalities):
- Age: Generally under 45, with exceptions.
- English Proficiency: Competent level minimum (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent).
- Experience: Typically 2-3 years depending on visa subclass.
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