DIESEL MOTOR MECHANIC Maintains, tests and repairs diesel motors and the mechanical parts of trucks, buses and other heavy vehicles such as transmissions, suspension, steering and brakes. Registration or licensing may be required. Skill Level: 3 Specialisation: Automotive Heavy Mechanic

Australian visa options for Diesel Motor Mechanic

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491 Visa

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482 TSS Visa

Skilled Occupation

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189 Visa

190 Visa

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186 Visa (DE)

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Sponsorship options for Diesel Motor Mechanic
190 Visa Sponsorship				491 Visa Sponsorship
Northern Territory (NT) (Darwin) Government Visa Sponsorship
NT		Northern Territory 190 Visa _______________________________________ Financial capacity Applicants living outside Australia: one year of skilled work experience in the past 2 years or alternatively have Australian qualifications. - Processing times Offshore applicants: six to eight months NT student / NT resident applicants: one month. - Cost of application: AUD 300 In response to the evolving COVID-19 NT has stopped accepting offshore General Skilled Migration applications for the Northern Territory nomination effective from 24 March 2020 until further notice. NT Invitation results from July to September 2019		NT		Northern Territory 491 Visa _______________________________________ Financial capacity Applicants living outside Australia: one year of skilled work experience in the past 2 years or alternatively have Australian qualifications. - Processing times Offshore applicants: six to eight months NT student / NT resident applicants: one month. - Cost of application: AUD 300 In response to the evolving COVID-19 NT has stopped accepting offshore General Skilled Migration applications for the Northern Territory nomination effective from 24 March 2020 until further notice. Postcodes: Entire territory (including Darwin, Palmerston, Alice Springs, Katherine and Nhulunbuy)
Nomination by South Australia State Government (SA) (Adelaide)
SA		South Australia 190 Visa List current as of 22/05/2020		SA		South Australia 491 Visa Immigration South Australia stopped accepting state nomination applications for the subclass 491 visa ; The program are scheduled to re-open from early August. This will be dependent on the Commonwealth Government’s allocation of state nomination places for program year 2020-21. Available one year of skilled work experience in the past 3 years. See Work experience waiver Competent English (e.g. IELTS 6.0 in each band); Provisional 491 visa only 45 years or less Financial capacity See Exemption considerations for International graduates of South Australia Processing Times: 6 - 7 weeks Eligible Postcodes: Entire territory (including Adelaide, Mount Gambier, Whyalla, Gawler, Port Pirie, Bridgewater, Port Augusta, Murray Bridge, Port Lincoln, Mount Barker, Victor Harbor and Aldinga Beach) List current as of 22/05/2020
SA				SA
Victoria State Nomination (VIC) (Melbourne)
VIC		Victoria 190 Visa VIC Invitation results from July to September 2019		VIC		Victoria 491 Visa A current job offer within a regional area of Victoria; The employment offer must be in your nominated occupation and must be for full time work for a period of at least 12 months. A Competent level of English (or equivalent); Exemptions: citizens of the USA, UK, Canada, Republic of Ireland or New Zealand. meet the financial requirement. Postcodes: Cities and major regional centres (3211 to 3232, 3235, 3240, 3328, 3330 to 3333, 3340 and 3342); Regional centres and other regional areas(3097 to 3099, 3139, 3233 to 3234, 3236 to 3239, 3241 to 3325, 3329, 3334, 3341, 3345 to 3424, 3430 to 3799, 3809 to 3909, 3912 to 3971 and 3978 to 3996); including Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Shepparton, Mildura and Warrnambool; Anywhere except the Melbourne metropolitan area Victoria's skilled visa nomination program is now temporarily Suspended for Subclass 190 & 491; Victoria will re-open the State Nomination Program in the new financial year (July 2020).
VIC		Victoria Graduates 190 Visa For Graduates in Victoria: Completed a PhD in Victoria within the past five years. IELTS: Minimum 6.0 in each band Victoria's skilled visa nomination program is now temporarily Suspended for Subclass 190 & 491; Victoria will re-open the State Nomination Program in the new financial year (July 2020).		VIC		Victoria Graduates 491 Visa For Graduates in Victoria: Completed a PhD in Victoria within the past five years. IELTS: Minimum 6.0 in each band Victoria's skilled visa nomination program is now temporarily Suspended for Subclass 190 & 491; Victoria will re-open the State Nomination Program in the new financial year (July 2020).
Skilled Migration Western Australia State Nomination (WA) (Perth)
WA		Western Australia 190 Visa		WA		Western Australia 491 Visa
WA		Western Australia Graduates 190 Visa		WA		Western Australia Graduates 491 Visa
New South Wales (NSW) (Sydney) State Visa Sponsorship
NSW		New South Wales 190 Visa Availability: Limited; Invitation results between January to August 2019 Invitation results from July to September 2019		NSW Regional areas 491 Visa
						NSW Stream 1 Available to applicants who are currently living in a designated regional area of NSW. There is no minimum time-frame for how long you have been residing in regional NSW, however you must be able to demonstrate your place of residence through evidence. Applications must be received by 5pm Friday, 26 June 2020. Applications for NSW nomination for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) are now closed for the 2019-20 financial year.
						NSW Stream 2 Available to applicants who are residing outside Australia, and 1 - have an offer for ongoing employment in a designated regional area in NSW, from an employer who is registered in Australia for 12 months, or 2 - have at least five years of skilled employment in your nominated occupation, or a closely related occupation or 3 - have an immediate family member living in a designated regional area in NSW. Applications for NSW nomination for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) are now closed for the 2019-20 financial year.
						Available to international graduates who have completed study at an education provider, or education providers, located in a designated regional area in NSW, and; 1 - The study was continuous and meets the Australian study requirement, and; 2 - The applicant has lived in a designated regional area in NSW while completing this study, and; 3 - The study was completed within the last 12 months, and; 4 - The qualification from the study has been assessed as closely related to your nominated occupation by the relevant assessing authority. Applications for NSW nomination for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) are now closed for the 2019-20 financial year.
Queensland (QLD) State Visa Sponsorship (Brisbane)
QLD		Queensland 190 Visa QLD Invitation results from July to September 2019		QLD		Queensland 491 Visa
QLD		The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program is closed for FY19-20. BSMQ has not yet received advice from Home Affairs in regards to Queensland’s nomination allocation for FY20-21. For applicants currently working in Queensland: Currently working in Queensland in the nominated or closely related occupation for the previous 6 months at time of lodging the Expression of Interest (minimum 35 hours per week); and Have an offer to continue your employment and the same employer for 12 months in your nominated or closely related occupation Sponsorship Fee: $ 200		QLD		The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program is closed for FY19-20. BSMQ has not yet received advice from Home Affairs in regards to Queensland’s nomination allocation for FY20-21. For applicants currently working in Queensland: Currently living and working in regional Queensland in the nominated or closely related occupation for the previous 3 months IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO APPLICATION in REGIONAL Queensland (minimum 35 hours per week); and Have an offer to continue your employment for 12 months in regional Queensland in your nominated or closely related occupation Sponsorship Fee: $ 200 Eligible Postcodes: 4207 to 4275, 4517 to 4519, 4550 to 4551, 4553 to 4562, 4564 to 4569 and 4571 to 4575,4124 to 4125, 4133, 4183 to 4184, 4280 to 4287, 4306 to 4498, 4507, 4552, 4563, 4570 and 4580 to 4895 (Anywhere except the greater Brisbane area; including Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Townsville, Cairns, Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Mackay, Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Pacific Pines, Carrara, Nerang and Gladstone)
QLD		For PhD Graduates in Queensland: The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program is closed for FY19-20. BSMQ has not yet received advice from Home Affairs in regards to Queensland’s nomination allocation for FY20-21. Completed within the last two years Have a positive decision on thesis Sufficient funds Sponsorship Fee: $ 200		QLD		For PhD Graduates in Queensland: The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program is closed for FY19-20. BSMQ has not yet received advice from Home Affairs in regards to Queensland’s nomination allocation for FY20-21. Completed within the last two years Have a positive decision on thesis Sufficient funds Sponsorship Fee: $ 200
QLD				QLD		Queensland 491 Visa Small Business Owner Pathway The Queensland State Nomination Skilled Program is closed for FY19-20. BSMQ has not yet received advice from Home Affairs in regards to Queensland’s nomination allocation for FY20-21. Applicants must be currently living and operating a small business in a QLD regional area and have a positive skills assessment in their nominated occupation. Applicants under this stream must have full-time work rights and not be currently studying. BSMQ criteria requires the applicant to: has prior business experience or qualifications to successfully run the business (or has previously been involved in a family-run business) has purchased an existing business in regional Queensland (Note: not available for start-ups or home based businesses) paid a minimum of $100,000 for the business has 100% ownership of the business be trading in the business for 6 months prior to application employs one (1) employee who is an Australian resident working a minimum of 20 hours per week
Australian Capital Territory (ACT) (Canberra) Visa Sponsorship
ACT		Canberra 190 Visa Open Canberra Matrix: Applicants should express an interest in applying for ACT 190 or 491 nomination by completing a score-based Canberra Matrix where they are allocated points against demonstrated economic contribution or benefit and/or a genuine commitment to be part of the ACT community. 6 June 2020 CANBERRA MATRIX - INVITATION ROUND: 70 points matrix; Number of Invitations Issued: 81 You can nominate any occupation on the ACT Occupation List, even if that occupation is closed. However, only open occupations will score points in the ‘Nominated Occupation’ category in the Canberra Matrix. Canberra residents You must meet the following minimum criteria before you are eligible to express an interest in ACT 190 nomination: You must be living and working in Canberra for the six months immediately before the date of Matrix submission. While the employment does not have to be permanent, it must be fulltime and continuous. You must be working a minimum 20 hours per week. Paid annual or personal leave meets the employment criteria. Any claim for unpaid leave (including maternity leave) must be evidenced by a valid medical certificate You must meet one of the following three criterion: Your nominated occupation is open on the ACT Occupation List at date of Matrix submission. You are the primary holder of a subclass 457/482 visa sponsored by an ACT employer; The 457/482 visa must have a minimum 12 months validity at date of Matrix submission You have at least five years continuous ACT residence immediately before the date of matrix submission (and continuing until date of invitation). You may be working in any occupation. You may also work for more than one ACT employer or be self-employed on an ABN. If you are employed by a NSW employer, your employer must have an office / branch located within a 30 minute commute of Canberra (a serviced office or home office does not meet this criterion). You must demonstrate that your work activity is solely located in the ACT. Please note: internships, stipends, scholarships and volunteer positions are not considered employment for this criterion If you are including a spouse / partner and/or children in your application, and they are in Australia, they must have lived in Canberra for the three months immediately before the date of Matrix submission. Overseas applicants You must meet the following minimum criteria before you are eligible to express an interest in ACT 190 nomination: You must meet one of the following two criterion: A minimum one year ACT employment contract in an open nominated occupation. The offer of employment must be with a medium to large enterprise (50 plus employees) located in the ACT; or a paid employment contract for an academic appointment (level B to E) at an ACT tertiary institution. Or At least five years previous ACT residence within the last eight years. You have a current English test result that meets the Home Affairs level of ‘proficient’ or ‘superior’ English (eg IELTS 7 in all bands). You must be currently employed full time. Your skills and at least 12 months continuous experience (within the last three years) in the nominated occupation must be relevant to the ACT economy. Experience in heavy industry, manufacturing, production, mining, shipping, oil/gas, head office banking and railways for example, are not generally considered relevant industries given the structure of the ACT economy, which is primarily knowledge-based. You and/or any dependents must not be the holder of a current Australian visa (or bridging visa), except an Australian visitor visa. You must be overseas at date of Matrix submission. If you are ranked and invited to apply for ACT nomination, you must be overseas at date of invitation for ACT nomination. If you hold or have held an Australian visa, you must attach a copy of your ‘International Movement Record’ from Home Affairs. Please note: You are not eligible for ACT 190 nomination if you, your spouse/partner or children are living or have lived in another Australian state or territory within the last twelve months at date of matrix submission. Service fee: A$300 (if you are invited to apply)		ACT		Canberra 491 Visa Open Canberra Matrix: Applicants should express an interest in applying for ACT 190 or 491 nomination by completing a score-based Canberra Matrix where they are allocated points against demonstrated economic contribution or benefit and/or a genuine commitment to be part of the ACT community. 14 April 2020 CANBERRA MATRIX - INVITATION ROUND: 65 points matrix (Submitted on or before 9 March 2020) Number of Invitations Issued: 78 - 6 June 2020 CANBERRA MATRIX - INVITATION ROUND: No invitations were issued as there are sufficient 491 applications in the queue to meet the 2019/20 annual allocation of 491 nomination places. You can nominate any occupation on the ACT Occupation List, even if that occupation is closed. However, only open occupations will score points in the ‘Nominated Occupation’ category in the Canberra Matrix. Canberra residents You must meet the following minimum criteria before you are eligible to express an interest in ACT 491 nomination: You must be living and working in Canberra for the three months immediately before the date of Matrix submission. While the employment does not have to be fulltime or permanent, it must be continuous. You must be working a minimum 20 hours per week. Paid annual or personal leave meets the employment criteria. Any claim for unpaid leave (including maternity leave) must be evidenced by a valid medical certificate; Your taxable income must not be less than the relevant award or market salary rate. You may also work for more than one ACT employer or be self-employed on an ABN. If you are employed by a NSW employer in the ‘ACT Region’, you must demonstrate that your work activity is located in the ACT. Please note: internships, stipends, scholarships and volunteer positions are not considered employment for this criterion; If you are self-employed on an ABN, you must have at least 12 months ACT business activity at date of Matrix submission. Your taxable income must be at least $500 pw for each week of the employment period claimed. If you are including a spouse / partner and/or children in your application, and they are in Australia, they must have lived in Canberra for the three months immediately before the date of Matrix submission. Overseas applicants You must meet the following minimum criteria before you are eligible to express an interest in ACT 491 nomination: Your skills and at least 12 months continuous experience (within the last three years) in the nominated occupation must be relevant to the ACT economy. You and/or any dependents must not be the holder of a current Australian visa (or bridging visa), except an Australian visitor visa. You are not eligible for ACT 190 nomination if you, your spouse/partner or children are living or have lived in another Australian state or territory within the last twelve months at date of matrix submission. You have a current English test result that meets the Home Affairs level of ‘proficient’ or ‘superior’ English (eg IELTS 7 in all bands). Service fee: A$300 (if you are invited to apply)
ACT		ACT Streamlined PhD nomination 190 Visa Canberra residents- You are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you have: Lived in Canberra for at least 12 months at time of invitation. Completed a PhD at an ACT university. Interstate resident- If you are living in another state or territory, you are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you were awarded a PhD from an ACT university within the last two years. Overseas applicant- If you are living overseas, you are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you were awarded a PhD from an ACT university within the last two years.		ACT		ACT Streamlined PhD nomination 491 Visa Canberra residents- You are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you have: Lived in Canberra for at least 12 months at time of invitation. Completed a PhD at an ACT university. Interstate resident- If you are living in another state or territory, you are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you were awarded a PhD from an ACT university within the last two years. Overseas applicant- If you are living overseas, you are eligible to apply for ACT streamlined PhD nomination if you were awarded a PhD from an ACT university within the last two years.
Tasmanian (TAS) (Hobart) Government Visa Sponsorship
TAS		Tasmania 190 Visa Nomination Criteria: Available to Tasmanian international graduates who enrolled in a Tasmanian tertiary institution prior to 31 July 2017, have been living in the state for at least 12 months and have studied for a minimum of one academic year (40 weeks) in Tasmania; The course undertaken must be full time and be either a bachelor or any higher degree, a diploma, an advanced diploma, or a trade qualification (minimum Cert III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group 3 in ANZSCO); Applicants who enrolled in a Tasmanian tertiary institution after 31 July 2017 must meet the Australian study requirement through study in Tasmania. So they must complete a two year study in Tasmania and have lived in the state during the period of study. The applicant and their dependants must be in Tasmania at time of application. or The applicant must have been working in Tasmania for six months immediately prior to the application for state nomination in an occupation in-line with applicant's skills assessment (for a minimum of 35 hours per week); The applicant and their dependants must currently be living in Tasmania; The employer must be a well-established business that has been actively operating in Tasmania for the past 12 months A genuine need for the position should be satisfied. and sufficient funds. Processing Time: 4-6 weeks Sponsorship Fee: $220 TAS Invitation results from July to September 2019		TAS		Tasmania 491 Visa Nomination Criteria: Available to Tasmanian international graduates who have been living in the state for at least 12 months and have studied for a minimum of one academic year (40 weeks) in Tasmania; The course undertaken must be full time and be either a bachelor or any higher degree, a diploma, an advanced diploma, or a trade qualification (minimum Cert III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group 3 in ANZSCO); or have been working in Tasmania for six months immediately prior to the application in any fields (for a minimum of 35 hours per week); You and your dependents must currently be living in Tasmania; Your employer must have a well-established business that has been actively operating in Tasmania for the past 12 months. If your employment is for a position at ANZSCO skill level 4 or 5, your employer must also provide evidence that no local person was able to fill the position; There are areas of non-skill shortage in Tasmania that are not supported for visa state nomination under the ‘Working in Tasmania’ category. This includes employment relating to: supermarkets service stations limited service restaurants** (cooks, chefs and café / restaurant managers) massage clinics taxi/uber driving or For Overseas Applicants: have formal job offer for a job that is based in Tasmania and in-line with applicant's skills assessment; The applicant and his/her dependants have not lived in another Australian state or territory within the last 12 months. A genuine need for the nominated position must be met. or have an immediate family member (parent, child, sibling, aunt, uncle, or grandparent) permanently residing in Tasmania for a minimum of 12 months; Relationships by marriage, such as sister or brother in law, are not acceptable for this category. or Available to small business owners who have established and operated a business (solely owned) in Tasmania for at least 6 months. The applicant must demonstrate that the business is highly likely able to give you a personal income that would meet the minimum taxable income requirement set by Home Affairs for the subclass 191 Permanent Residence (Skilled Regional) visa. Currently, that is AU$53,900 per year for at least 3 years in the next 5 years.(Not available for offshore applicants); Franchise and share-owned businesses are not acceptable under this category. Service stations, massage clinics and taxi/uber related businesses are not supported under this category. and sufficient funds. Processing Time: 4-6 weeks Sponsorship Fee: $220 Eligible Postcodes: Entire territory (including Hobart, Launceston, Devonpor, Burnie, Kingston, Ulverstone, Wynyard, George Town and Sorell)

491 Relative Sponsorship / 491 State Sponsorship
State		Designated regional area postcodes
ACT		Anywhere
NT		Anywhere
Norfolk Island		Anywhere
SA		Anywhere
TAS		Anywhere
WA		Anywhere
VIC		Postcode areas 3211 to 3232, 3235, 3240, 3328, 3330 to 3333, 3340 and 3342, 3097 to 3099, 3139, 3233 to 3234, 3236 to 3239, 3241 to 3325, 3329, 3334, 3341, 3345 to 3424, 3430 to 3799, 3809 to 3909, 3912 to 3971 and 3978 to 3996
NSW		Postcode areas 2259, 2264 to 2308, 2500 to 2526, 2528 to 2535 and 2574, 2250 to 2258, 2260 to 2263, 2311 to 2490, 2527, 2536 to 2551, 2575 to 2739, 2753 to 2754, 2756 to 2758 and 2773 to 2898
QLD		Postcode areas 4207 to 4275, 4517 to 4519, 4550 to 4551, 4553 to 4562, 4564 to 4569 and 4571 to 4575,4124 to 4125, 4133, 4183 to 4184, 4280 to 4287, 4306 to 4498, 4507, 4552, 4563, 4570 and 4580 to 4895

Source: DHA, migration.tas.gov.au, business.nsw.gov.au, migration.qld.gov.au, migration.sa.gov.au, australiasnorthernterritory.com.au, liveinvictoria.vic.gov.au, migration.wa.gov.au,

Diesel Motor Mechanic job description, duties and education requirements

UNIT GROUP 3212 MOTOR MECHANICS MOTOR MECHANICS repair, maintain and test motor vehicle and other internal combustion engines and related mechanical components. Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories Fitters are excluded from this unit group. Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories Fitters are included in Unit Group 8994 Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories Fitters. Indicative Skill Level: Most occupations in this unit group have a level of skill commensurate with the qualifications and experience outlined below. In Australia: AQF Certificate III including at least two years of on-the-job training, or AQF Certificate IV (ANZSCO Skill Level 3) In New Zealand: NZ Register Level 4 qualification (ANZSCO Skill Level 3) At least three years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualifications listed above. In some instances relevant experience and/or on-the-job training may be required in addition to the formal qualification. Registration or licensing may be required. Tasks Include: detecting and diagnosing mechanical and electrical faults in engines and parts dismantling and removing engine assemblies, transmissions, steering mechanisms and other components, and checking parts repairing and replacing worn and defective parts and reassembling mechanical components, and referring to service manuals as needed performing scheduled maintenance services, such as oil changes, lubrications and engine tune-ups, to achieve smoother running of vehicles and ensure compliance with pollution regulations reassembling engines and parts after being repaired testing and adjusting mechanical parts after being repaired for proper performance diagnosing and testing parts with the assistance of computers may inspect vehicles and issue roadworthiness certificates or detail work required to achieve roadworthiness may respond to vehicle breakdown service calls Occupations: Motor Mechanic (General) Diesel Motor Mechanic Motorcycle Mechanic Small Engine Mechanic Sources: www.abs.gov.au and DIBP

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