Agricultural Engineer CDR Sample

The author of this Competency Demonstration Report is a professional and experienced Agricultural Engineer. The three episodes describe duties and responsibilities in positions held during over 10 years of work experience in the field of Agricultural Engineering in world's leader companies. This CDR was successfully approved by IEAust at 2010.

The structure of this CDR is very clear; the author makes use in the sentences from Competency Elements from the Migration Skills Assessment booklet, and these are underlined in the text. This makes adaptation of the CDR sample to your own CDR very easy and straightforward.

Before each episode there is a brief explanation of the responsibilities taken in the position described in the episode.

The CDR can be purchased in full (recommended, and a discount of 12% is given when purchasing the complete CDR sample). Having the complete report will provide the overall picture of the work scope. When payment is received the relevant document will be emailed to you in "Word" format within 2 days.

Complete Agricultural Engineer CDR

Purchase the complete CDR including three Career Episodes, Summary Statement, and Continuing Professional Development. Purchasing the complete report is highly recommended, for better understanding of the complete work scope of writing of the Competency Demonstration Report.

Episode 1: Agricultural Engineer

In this Career Episode the author describes his work on his thesis in a research institute.
The subject of his research was “Cost-effective transport solutions for the industry” and he worked both on it's theoretical and practical sides. During his work on this project the author carried out all the necessary calculations, field experiments, compared between diverse solutions, and prepared the final report. This Career Episode contains detailed explanations of all the above duties as well as a lot of additional information required by the Engineers Australia.

Episode 2: Agricultural Engineer

In this Career Episode the author describes his work on a project of “technical, agronomic, and economic evaluation of mechanical preparation and planting”.

The author carried out number of mechanical modernisations for the existing equipment achieving higher efficiency of it, including preparation of design (calculations and sketches), practical work on a modification and field experiments.

As well, the author worked on the economical analysis of this project and has achieved significant savings for the company.

Episode 3: Agricultural Engineer - Head of Department

In this Career Episode author describes his work as the Agricultural Engineer – Head of Department. In this position his main duties and responsibilities were:

• To provide technical support to all aspects related to mechanization activities
• Management of the department (over 30 operators)
• Responsible for the agronomic aspects of the company (including planing, equipment distribution and solutions to on-going problems)
• Planting process modernisation

Summary Statement

In this summary statement all of the competency elements required for Professional Engineer are presented. There are cross references in the summary statement to the relevant paragraph of the episodes, as explained in the Engineers Australia migration skills assessment booklet. The Summary Statement is in complete accordance with the today’s requirements of the Engineers Australia.

Continuing Professional Development

Includes technical trainings, short courses, non professional courses, seminars and work visits.