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Read MoreBESA Training provides a range of apprenticeships for the building engineering services sector. Click to find out which apprenticeship is best for you or your business.
Read MoreBESA Training provides a range of apprenticeships for the building engineering services sector. Click to find out which apprenticeship is best for you or your business.
Read MoreBESA Training provides a range of apprenticeships for the building engineering services sector. Click to find out which apprenticeship is best for you or your business.
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Read MoreLEVEL: Craftsperson
DURATION: 36-48 months
FUNDING BAND: 15
CAREER PATHWAY: Supervisor, Project Manager or Design Technician
PLANNED RELEASE DATE: Launching now
To download a description summary for the BSE Ductwork Craftsperson standard click here.
JOB ROLE/DESCRIPTION
Ductwork Craftspersons plan, organise, undertake, complete and oversee the installation and maintenance of large scale ductwork systems found in industrial and commercial buildings including office blocks, factories, schools, airports and hospitals.
Ductwork Craftspersons use their skills to assemble, install, test, repair, pre-commission, commission, handover and de-commission ductwork as well as overseeing the work of others.
It is desirable to achieve this apprenticeship you will need English and Maths at level 2 or GCSE Grade C, and Information Communication Technology at Level 1 or GCSE Grade D. If you do not have these we can organise delivery prior to the apprenticeship commencing.
Apprentices will study towards the Building Services Engineering Ductwork Craftsperson qualification, which includes the following knowledge, skills and behaviours (KSBs):
Knowledge
Skills
Behaviours
These will be demonstrated through knowledge tests, practical assignments and submission of a record of work-based activities, followed by an end point assessment.
The employer, advised by the training provider, will decide when the apprentice has demonstrated the necessary knowledge, skills and behaviours during the on-programme learning and confirm they are ready to access the End Point Assessment.
The apprentice will also need to have achieved:
The End Point Assessment tests the expertise built up over the period of the apprenticeship. It includes:
Congratulations on completing your apprenticeship.
You will have achieved either a:
Pass
Distinction
As a qualified Building Services Engineering Ductwork Craftsperson you will be able to pursue your career in the Building Services industry.
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