Course Overview
At a glance
Approx. 8-16 hours over 1-3 days
Pathway A: Online pre-learning + 1 day
Pathway B: 3 days face to face
$1,200 - $2,100 pathway dependent
Statement of Attainment may be issued when requirements are met
NWPNET059 Supervise and report on conduit inspections
Domestic students only
Scheduled regularly; dates published when available
Client facilities or suitable training locations across Australia
Who this course is for
- Supervisors, managers and technical staff responsible for overseeing conduit inspections.
- Field personnel who review inspection data and support reporting decisions for sewer or stormwater systems.
- Individuals seeking nationally recognised training in NWPNET059 Supervise and report on conduit inspections.
What participants will learn
- Supervise or manage sewer and stormwater conduit inspection activities safely.
- Review and interpret data collected by specialised inspection equipment and operators.
- Check inspection information for completeness, accuracy and suitability for reporting.
- Prepare clear conduit condition reports to support operational decision-making.
Entry requirements and suitability
There are no training package entry requirements or prerequisites specified for this unit. Students should be at least 18 years of age, physically able to participate in operational environments, and able to read technical information, communicate with team members and complete assessment documentation. Students must be fit for work and comply with workplace health and safety procedures.
Course Delivery
This course is delivered through flexible pathways. Pathway A combines approximately 16 hours of self-paced online pre-learning with a one-day face-to-face workshop. Pathway B is delivered as a three-day face-to-face workshop. Training may be delivered at a suitable client facility or training location, subject to equipment access, site suitability and safe working conditions.
Assessment requirements
Assessment is competency-based and includes written and practical tasks aligned to NWPNET059 and current workplace practices. Students must demonstrate the required skills and knowledge before a competency outcome can be awarded.
Recognition of prior learning
Students with existing skills, knowledge or prior education in conduit inspection supervision or reporting should discuss this during enrolment. RPL or an assessment-only pathway may be available where evidence is sufficient, current, valid and authentic.
Enrolment does not guarantee successful completion, employment outcomes or any licensed or regulated outcome.
Student Support
Learning needs, including language, literacy, numeracy and digital literacy, are reviewed during enrolment and commencement. Available support options, costs and limitations are discussed before enrolment is confirmed.
How to apply / Enquire
- InPipe Training Pty Ltd (RTO 46456)
- Phone: 1300 INPIPE
- Email: Contact Us
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