Explore the complete apprenticeship pathway, including who the programme is suitable for, the skills apprentices will develop, the qualifications included and how learning and workplace assessment are delivered.
The programme is suitable for both new and existing employees, including:
Whether you are bringing new talent into your business or developing an existing member of your team, the apprenticeship offers a practical route to recognised competence.
The programme combines five key elements:
A structured apprenticeship standard combining engineering knowledge, practical skills and workplace development.
An Ofqual-regulated and ABBE-accredited Level 2 Safety Award relevant to the apprentice’s sector.
Developing essential engineering knowledge through specialist tutor-led learning.
Developing and demonstrating practical engineering skills within the workplace.
Covering Door, Shutter, Gate or Barrier Installation, Maintenance or Repair.
Apprentices will develop a combination of engineering knowledge, practical skills and occupational competence, with learning focused on areas including:
Engineering
Mechanical engineering principles Electrical awareness Engineering maintenance Engineering health and safety
Installation, Repair or Maintenance Installation practices Planned and reactive maintenance Servicing Fault identification and repair Safe isolation procedures
Industry & Compliance
Health, safety and welfare Industry standards Productive working practices Maintenance reporting Specialist Door, Gate & Shutter systems
