Building service engineering foundation apprenticeship (level 2)
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Information about Building service engineering foundation apprenticeship (level 2)
Building Service Engineer (BSE) relates to low carbon heating, refrigeration air conditioning and heat pump engineering and plumbing.
- Knowledge, skills and behaviours
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View knowledge, skills and behaviours
Technical knowledge
- Employee responsibilities under health, safety and welfare regulations relevant to the role.*
- Sustainability principles and practices relevant to the role, including waste disposal and the impact of BSE occupations on the environment.*
- Types, use and storage of personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Role of building service systems in making the building work for the user including air quality, heating and cooling, acoustics, fire prevention and control.
- Industry standards and regulations relevant to the role including fire safety and Building Safety Act and how they interact.*
- Roles and responsibilities of an employee and other relevant stakeholders and personnel in the workplace.
- Use and characteristics of materials and components associated with the BSE occupations.
- Types, use and storage techniques of tools and equipment associated with BSE occupations.
- Basic functions of electrical and electronic control of BSE systems including electrical safety and when to engage a competent person.
- Work area preparation and maintenance techniques.
- Techniques to carry out simple tasks associated with BSE occupations.
- Methods of protecting materials and work in progress from damage, weather and theft.
- Techniques to carry out simple BSE system functioning checks.*
- The importance of customer service to their organisation.
- Awareness of equity, inclusion and diversity regulations.*
- Mental and physical health considerations in self and others when working in construction and the importance of reporting issues.
Technical skills
- Comply with employee responsibilities under health, safety and welfare regulations.*
- Use and store appropriate PPE.
- Follow written and verbal work instructions.*
- Apply techniques to carry out simple tasks associated with BSE occupations.
- Protect work in progress and materials, for example, from damage, weather or theft.
- Apply techniques to carry out simple BSE system checks.
- Use materials and components associated with BSE occupations.
- Use and store tools and equipment associated with the occupations.
- Prepare and maintain the work area.
- Dispose of waste safely and sustainably. Segregate resources for reuse and recycling.
Employability skills and behaviours
- Communicate and share information using verbal, non-verbal, written and digital methods.
- Act in a professional manner including good time keeping and conduct.
- Apply new learning and feedback to everyday practice.
- Complete own work tasks and ask for help when needed.
- Work with colleagues to contribute to team outcomes.
- Seek ways to manage own financial, health and wellbeing needs using available resources.
- Overcome challenges and adapt to changes at work.
- Work in line with health, safety and environmental requirements.
- Apprenticeship category (sector)
- Construction and the built environment
- Qualification level
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2
Equal to GCSE - Course duration
- 8 months
- Funding
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£4,000
Maximum government funding for
apprenticeship training and assessment costs. - Job titles include
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- Air conditioning engineer
- Commissioning engineer
- Heat pump engineer
- Maintenance engineer
- Refrigeration technician
- Service engineer
- Domestic heating engineer
- Domestic heating installer
- Plumber
- Heat pump installer/technician/engineer
- Renewable heating installer/technician/engineer
- Solar thermal installer/technician/engineer
View more information about Building service engineering foundation apprenticeship (level 2) from the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.