PANELBEATER ANZSCO 324111

NOTE: The PANELBEATER ANZSCO 324111 occupation is currently listed under the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) system. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has introduced a new system, OSCA (Occupational Skills Classification of Australia), which may replace ANZSCO in the future..

Corresponding OSCA Occupation:

• PANELBEATER – OSCA 351331

PANELBEATERS repair damage to vehicle bodywork made of metal, fibreglass, and plastic. They also shape and fit replacement panels to restore vehicles to their original condition.
Registration or licensing may be required in some states or territories.

Alternative Title

• Collision Repairer

Skill Level – Panelbeater Anzsco 324111

Skill Level 3 — requires:

• AQF Certificate III, including at least two years of on-the-job training, or
• AQF Certificate IV, or
• At least three years of relevant experience may substitute for formal qualifications.

In New Zealand, this corresponds to a NZ Register Level 4 qualification.

Typical Tasks and Duties

PANELBEATERS are responsible for restoring damaged vehicles by performing a wide range of technical tasks, including:

• Removing damaged panels, upholstery, and parts for access.
• Hammering or pulling out dents to reshape panels.
• Straightening vehicle frames using hydraulic and mechanical tools.
• Replacing severely damaged panels or sections.
• Applying fillers, sanding, and preparing surfaces for painting.
• Welding and joining replacement sections.
• Refitting body parts, trims, locks, and accessories.
• Assisting in building or restoring vintage and custom vehicles.
• May also perform spray-painting work on repaired vehicles.

Potential Visa Options for PANELBEATER ANZSCO 324111

Skills Assessment Authority for Panelbeater Anzsco 324111: Trade Recognition Australia (TRA)

Skills Assessment Requirements

A skills assessment is mandatory for most skilled and employer-sponsored visa applications.
The assessment ensures your qualifications and work experience meet Australian standards.

The authorised assessing body for this occupation is Trade Recognition Australia (TRA).
In some cases, VETASSESS conducts trade skills assessments on behalf of TRA.

TRA Skills Assessment Pathways

TRA offers several pathways depending on your location and visa type:

1. Offshore Skills Assessment Program (OSAP) – for applicants applying from outside Australia.
2. Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) – for migration purposes within Australia.
3. Temporary Skills Shortage (TSS) Assessment – for applicants applying under the 482 visa.
4. Job Ready Program (JRP) – for international students who completed a trade qualification in Australia.

Unit Group 3241 – PANELBEATERS

This unit group includes occupations involved in repairing and restoring vehicle bodywork.
Related roles include:

• PANELBEATER (324111)

Eligibility Summary

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is a trade licence required to work as a Panelbeater Anzsco 324111 in Australia?
Yes, depending on the state or territory. Check your local regulations for licensing requirements.

2. Who conducts the skills assessment for Panelbeaters?
Trade Recognition Australia (TRA) is the official assessment body.

3. How long does a TRA skills assessment take?
Processing times vary, but it generally takes 8–12 weeks once all documents are submitted.

4. Can I apply for a skilled visa after my skills assessment?
Yes, once your TRA assessment is positive, you can apply for skilled migration or employer-sponsored visas.

5. Can overseas experience count toward my qualification?
Yes. TRA recognizes relevant work experience gained overseas when assessing your skills.

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