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About Technical Skills

Turning instruction into workplace capability.

COMPASS Technical Skills connects foundational knowledge with supervised practice, safe work habits, task repetition, and evidence of performance.

Technical Skills crane operations and facility
One COMPASS DirectionOne ecosystem for competence, safety, and technical performance.

The Technical Skills Role

Applied trade capability within the COMPASS ecosystem.

Technical Skills extends the COMPASS ecosystem into applied trade capability, equipment-based practice, and workforce skills validation.

It serves technical workers, ratings, fitters, welders, crane operators, cadets, supervisors, career shifters, companies, institutions, and government agencies requiring practical skills development or validation.

People. Tasks. Systems.

Built around real work requirements.

P

People

Technical workers, ratings, fitters, welders, crane operators, cadets, supervisors, and career shifters.

T

Tasks

Welding, machining, pipe fitting, rigging and lifting, surface preparation and painting, shipboard maintenance, and practical safety.

S

Systems

Permit-to-Work discipline, hazard controls, quality checks, course assessment, trade testing, and qualification pathways.

E

Evidence

Programs are documented against the training, assessment, trade test, or qualification evidence each pathway provides.

BU Profile

Download the updated Technical Skills profile.

The profile includes the Technical Skills role, course portfolio, learning progression, assessment positioning, facilities, and workforce pathways.

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