These micro-credentials are funded by the TAFE Centre of Excellence Construction Technologies, led by TAFE Queensland, which is a joint initiative between the Australian and Queensland Governments until 2028. More information about the Centre and its work is available at: TAFE Centre of Excellence Construction Tech | TAFE Queensland

Micro-credential Description

The Using Digital Technology for Routine Tasks micro-credential focuses on how digital technologies are used to support routine tasks in construction workplaces. It explores how everyday activities such as site communication, record-keeping, reporting, equipment checks, scheduling, compliance documentation and basic data entry are increasingly carried out using digital tools and systems.

Learners will examine common digital technologies used on construction sites, including mobile devices, apps, cloud-based platforms and basic software applications.

The micro-credential emphasises practical, hands-on use of digital technology to complete routine work tasks accurately and efficiently. It also highlights how digital tools support safe work practices, improve information sharing and reduce errors. Learners will gain applied knowledge that can be directly used in real world construction and related workplace environments.

Topics Covered

• Using digital technology for routine construction tasks
• Managing information, records and communication digitally
• Working safely, accurately and efficiently with digital technology