The City & Guilds Offering
The City & Guilds Offering
Core Qualifications
Qualification Title
Qualification Code (QCF)
Choose 1
Diploma in Electrical Installation (Buildings and Structures) - Full Award
600/5498/0 (2365)
(Mandatory Choose 1)
Diploma in Plumbing Studies- Full Award (Mandatory Choose 1)
600/5500/5 (6035-02)
Diploma in Heating and Ventilating - NEW FULL Award 2012 (Mandatory
Choose 1)
600/6060/8
(Choose one of the following two qualifications)
Diploma in Delivering and Installing Consumer Electrical Products
600/6117/0
Diploma in Repairing Module Faults in Consumer Electrical Products
600/6119/4
Qualification Title
Choose 1
WBQ Intermediate
Certificate in Sustainable Energy (information available currently, qual
live December 2012)
Choose 1 Mandatory
NVQ Diploma in Performing Engineering Operations (6Units)
Additional Modules of PEO
Level
Awarding Body
2
C&G
2
2
C&G
C&G
2
2
C&G
C&G
Qualification Code (QCF)
Level
Awarding Body
LDLLWBAC
600/6565/5
2
2
WJEC
C&G
500/9514/6
2
C&G
Key Links and addresses
DfES-ApprenticeshipUnit@wales.gsi.gov.uk
Welsh Government Apprenticeship Website
The DfES Apprenticeship Unit has developed information uploaded onto the
dedicated website which provides information on the PtA programme, based
on the marketing literature currently available. FEIs can access the website
to find updates on the Programme Guidance which will be amended during
the course of the academic year
http://wales.gov.uk/topics/educationandskills/skillsandtraining/apprenticeship
s/pathway/?lang=en
Contact your City & Guilds Business Manager OR the BSE Portfolio
Team OR the Wales Customer Support Team
2365:6035:2359:7188 Launch Event
Level 2 & 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings & Structures)
Level 2 & 3 Diploma in Plumbing Studies
Level 2 & 3 Consumer Electrical & Electronic Servicing
Level 2 & 3 Diploma in Heating & Ventilating
Presenters: Chris Bailey, Duncan Barnes, John Mys
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INTRODUCTION TO PORTFOLIO TEAM 3
Matt Lardi
Lead Portfolio
Manager
Salim Visram
Portfolio
Manager
•Electrical
•Plumbing
•Environmental
technology
Jerry
Voinquel
Matt
Simmons
Portfolio
Manager
Portfolio
Manager
• Utilities
Chris Bailey
Portfolio
Manager
• Heating &
Ventilating
•Refrigeration
•Access 2000
Susie
Brennan
Portfolio
Manager
• Land-Based
Services
Duncan
Barnes
Portfolio
Advisor
BSE / Green
• Oil and Gas
• Built
Environment
Services
• Green
Suzie Cave
Portfolio
Manager
• Construction
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Barbara Ellul
Portfolio
Advisor
Built
environment
Services
Darren Quinn
Portfolio
Support
Co-ordinator
Rob
Mallender
Portfolio
Advisor
BSE / Green
Remit:
•Building Services Engineering
•Construction
•Built Environment Services
•Oil, Gas, Utilities
•Sustainability and Low-Carbon
•Land-Based Services
PORTFOLIO TEAM 3 – EMAIL
ADDRESSES
Matt Lardi (Lead Portfolio Manager) - Matt.lardi@cityandguilds.com
Salim Visram (Portfolio Manager) - Salim.visram@cityandguilds.com
Chris Bailey (Portfolio Manager) - Chris.bailey@cityandguilds.com
Duncan Barnes (Portfolio advisor) – Duncan.barnes@cityandguilds.com
Rob Mallender (Portfolio advisor) – Rob.mallender@cityandguilds.com
Darren Quinn (Portfolio Support Co-ordinator) - Darren.quinn@cityandguilds.com
Matt Simons (Construction Crafts) – Matt.simons@cityandguilds.com
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2365 LEVEL 2&3 DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATIONS (BUILDINGS & STRUCTURES)
Qualification Title
Level
QAN
number
Qualification
start date
Diploma in electrical installations
(buildings & structures)
2
600/5498/0
Live
Diploma in electrical installations
(buildings & structures)
3
600/5499/2
Live
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6035 LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA IN PLUMBING
STUDIES
Qualification Title
Level
QAN number
Qualification
start date
Diploma in plumbing studies
2
600/5500/5
Live
Diploma in plumbing studies
3
600/5497/9
Live
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6035 Level 3 Diploma in Plumbing Studies (QCF)
Plumbing System
Installation Planning
6 Credits
26 Guided Learning Hours
Cold Water Systems
7 Credits
56 Guided Learning Hours
Hot Water Systems
8 Credits
58.5 Guided Learning
Hours
Sanitation and Drainage
Systems
3 Credits
24.5 Guided Learning
Hours
Central Heating Systems
11 Credits
110 Guided Learning
Hours
Domestic Gas Principles
11 Credits
108 Guided Learning
Hours
Career Awareness in
Building Services
Engineering
2 Credits
20 Guided Learning Hours
Environmental
Technology Systems
Awareness
2 Credits
15 Guided Learning Hours
Health and Safety in
Building Services
Engineering
2 Credits
26 Guided Learning Hours
Colour Key
Total 52 Credits
469 Guided Learning
Hours
All units mandatory
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Knowledge only
Knowledge and practical
skills undertaken in a RWE
2359 DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER ELECTRICAL
AND AND ELECTRONIC SERVICING
Qualification Title
Level
QAN number
Qualification
start date
Diploma in Delivering and
Installing Consumer Electrical
Products
2
600/6117/0
Live
Diploma in Delivering and
Installing Consumer Electronic
Products
2
600/6118/2
Live
Diploma in Repairing Module
Faults in Consumer Electrical
Products
2
600/6119/4
Live
Diploma in Repairing Module
Faults in Consumer Electronic
Products
2
600/6120/0
Live
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2359 DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER ELECTRICAL
AND ELECTRONIC SERVICING
Qualification Title
Level
QAN number
Qualification
start date
Diploma in Repairing Component
Faults in Consumer Electrical
Products
3
600/6121/2
Live
Diploma in Repairing Component
Faults in Consumer Electrical
Products
3
600/6122/4
Live
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7188 Level 2 Diploma in Heating and
Ventilating Studies
Qualification Title
Level
QAN
Number
Qualification
start date
Diploma in heating and ventilating
studies
2
600/6060/8
Live
3
600/6101/7
Live
Diploma in heating and ventilating
studies
(2 pathways) Service &
Maintenance and Pipe Welding
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PRICING FOR NEW ELECTRICAL
QUALIFICATIONS
Level 2 qualification priced at
 Up Front – Registration and Certification - £125
Level 3 qualifications priced at
 Up Front – Registration and Certification - £150
and support our BSE business, and drive it forward
 APL route prices to be confirmed
 T
APPROVAL FOR NEW
QUALIFICATIONS
 Fast Track paper based approval from electrical qualifications (2330)
 Fast Track paper based approval from plumbing qualifications (6129)
 Fast Track paper based approval from (1687 6958)
 Fast Track paper based approval from (6128)
 Forms available from City & Guilds website or local regional office
(please contact either Salim Visram or Chris Bailey for additional guidance)
SUPPORT FOR NEW QUALIFICATIONS
 Smartscreen available – Dec / Feb 2012/13
(2365 & 6035)
 Level 2 & 3 textbooks – June / July 2013
(2365 & 6035)
 Next round of winter network events:
Cardiff
5 November
London
6 November
Belfast
12 November
Alfreton
13 November
Stareton
19 November
Glasgow
20 November
St Ives
27 November
Taunton
3 December
Newcastle
4 December
Warrington
10 December
Wakefield
11 December
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ASSESSOR / VERIFIER
QUALIFICATIONS
 ‘Occupational Competence of Assessors & Verifiers
 Relevant qualification in the subject area: Minimum level 3
NVQ or old Advanced craft
 C.V. of relevant occupational experience
 CPD record (5 yrs.) relevant to the subject area
 A1/2 – V1 – TAQA
 Thorough knowledge of qualification requirements
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LEARNER DECLARATION FORM
 Completed by tutor and learner as part of induction process
 Outlines skills and knowledge are gained in simulated work
environment
 States job specification that learner will attain on successful
completion
 States the qualification the learner must attain to be fully qualified
 Learner acknowledges that they are not qualified by completing this
qualification
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Example of Disclaimer for BSE qualifications for electrical and
plumbing level 2 and 3.
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FUNDING
 All new qualifications fundable
 All current funding information available on LARA Database at
 https://gateway.imservices.org.uk/sites/lara
 http://www.cityandguilds.com/69669.html
 http://skillsfundingagency.bis.gov.uk/publications/latest/Detail.htm
?id=ea92981d-97cb-49f3-8946-bbb666576684
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Electrical Level 2 & 3 2365 funding as showing on LARA
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16 18 funding on Lara Electro-tech
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Plumbing Level 2 & 3 6035 funding as showing on LARA
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Qualification Update

2356 and 6089 have both been extended until 31.12.2012, LARA in
the process of being updated

Comprehensive review of our current Evolve MC banks for 6189
(plumbing) and Access to BSE (2000). Majority of banks will be
live in September

Access to BSE (2000) there are now sample questions available
on Smartscreen
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Plenary Session break out in to
separate rooms!
Your chance…… to have a look at the new craft
assessments and the practical tasks involved, as well
as any issues on the QCF NVQ Diploma’s
What Issues do you have?
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ELECTRICAL BREAKOUT
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS –
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY
2365 assessments L2
Online test
Assignment Centre facility and delivery
requirements for assignments
201 Health and safety in building
services engineering

One practicalThe practical assignment consists of
assignment manual handling and the use of access
equipment exercises.
(similar to 6189-201)

202 Principles of Electrical Science


203 Electrical Installations
Technology


40
items
75
mins
45
items
80
mins
40
items
90
mins
204 Installation of wiring systems
and enclosures
210 Understand how to communicate 
with others within building services
engineering

Relevant
question
banks (see
note*)
6129-201
6189-201
Practical
Rig based on 2357-306 with additional
assignment wiring systems added such as conduit and
+
trunking.
supplementa
ry questions
40
items
75
mins
Current 6189 unit
6189-002
2365 level 3 Electrical Assessment Strategy
2365 assessments L3
Online test
301 Understand the fundamental
principles and requirements of
environmental technology systems


Assignment Centre facility and delivery
requirements for assignments
2399-301
40
items
60
mins
302 Principles of Electrical Science
Practical
Science based tasks (measurements)
assignment
+
written paper
303 Electrical installations: fault
diagnosis and rectification
Assignment
+ Practical
task
Assignment
+ Practical
tasks
Assignment
+ Written
paper
304 Electrical Installations:
Inspection, Testing and
Commissioning
305 Electrical Systems Design
308Career awareness in building
services engineering
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Relevant question
banks (see note*)
Rig based on 2357-308
2357-308
Rig based on 2357-307
2357-307
One theory Assignment
Working
assessment to fulfil
the requirements
which will give the
candidate the skills
to pursue a career
in the industry.
UNIT 201 HEALTH AND SAFETY

This unit is common across all BSE qualifications

40 item e-volve on-line test in 75 minutes

Practical assessments on access equipment, handling…

Already used within plumbing qualification
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UNIT 202 PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL
SCIENCE
 45 Item evolve on-line test over 80 minutes
 It is the same science as 2330 level 2 or the e-volve test for 2357
but please be aware that this e-volve test will involve a.c. theory
calculations.
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UNIT 203 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
TECHNOLOGY
 40 item e-volve test over 90 minutes
 Open book with IET On-site guide allowed
 Questions based on 2330-205
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UNIT 204 INSTALLATION OF WIRING
SYSTEMS AND ENCLOSURES
 Written assignment questions and two Practical assessments
 One assessment for safe isolation (this only needs to be done
once as this re-appears in units 303 and 304)
 One assessment for composite installation involving a mixture of
wiring systems and enclosures (see next slide)
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UNIT 301 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND
REQUIREMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTALTECHNOLOGY
SYSTEMS
 40 item evolve on-line test over 60 minutes
 Based on 2399 common unit using updated questions
 The level of questioning and understanding needed is much higher than 2357302
 Sample questions:
The operating principle of a ground source heat pump is
a. recycling circulation
b. the recirculation cycle
c. the refrigeration cycle
d. gravity circulation.
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UNIT 301 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND
REQUIREMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTALTECHNOLOGY
SYSTEMS
Answer
 The operating principle of a ground source heat pump is
a. recycling circulation
b. the recirculation cycle
c. the refrigeration cycle
d. gravity circulation.
Next question:
 Which one of the following should be installed when connecting an air source
heat pump to an under-floor heating system?
a. Non-return valve.
b. Buffer tank.
c. Heat sink radiator.
d. Heat pump interlock.
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UNIT 301 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND
REQUIREMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTALTECHNOLOGY
SYSTEMS
Answer
 Which one of the following should be installed when connecting an air source
heat pump to an under-floor heating system?
a. Non-return valve.
b. Buffer tank.
c. Heat sink radiator.
d. Heat pump interlock.
 So a good knowledge of all technologies is required including system
components and operating principles.
 Centre (electrical) staff who have a basic understanding of the operating
principles of environmental technologies should be capable of delivering this.
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UNIT 302 PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL
SCIENCE
 25 item written paper over 2 hours
 Sample items include-
A lamp emitting 1000 cd in all directions is suspended 2 m above a surface.
Calculate the illuminance
a)
immediately below the lamp
(2 marks)
a)
(1 mark)
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at the same point if the lamp is raised by 2 m.
UNIT 302 PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICAL
SCIENCE
Another
Determine the neutral current using the values
shown in Figure 3 below.
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(3 marks)
UNIT 303 FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND
RECTIFICATION
 (please do not teach these units in the sequence of the number given to them)
 This assessment is based on the 2357-308 (which was based on 2330)
 Involves written assignments and practical assessment including
 Two assignment tasks based on detailed installation drawings.
 One practical fault diagnosis practical
 One generic safe isolation task (which does not need repeating if already
achieved)
 No changes to test board, it is as 2357
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UNIT 303 FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND RECTIFICATION
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UNIT 304 INSPECTION TESTING AND
COMISSIONING
 Written assignment and practical assessment
 Two assignment tasks based on detailed installation drawings
 One practical inspection and test practical
 One generic safe isolation task (which does not need repeating if already
achieved)
 Based on 2357-307
 No change to 2357 test board
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UNIT 304 INSPECTION, TESTING AND COMISSIONING
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UNIT 305 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
DESIGN
 Assessment using a design project and written paper
 Two assignments based on detailed installation drawings
 One assignment deals with the site management aspects and component
positioning
 The other deals with selection and erection such as cable sizing, maximum
demand etc.
 Written paper contains 10 questions offering 60 marks overall
 Open book; BS 7671 and IET On-site Guide
 1 hour 30 minutes to complete
 Sample question -
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UNIT 305 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
DESIGN
A radial final circuit is protected by a 20 A type B circuit breaker to BS EN 60898
and is wired using 2.5 mm2 70 0C thermoplastic single-core live conductors with a
1.5 mm2 cpc to a length of 28 m in steel trunking. The ambient temperature is 20
0C. The installation and supply form a 230 V single-phase TN-C-S system and the
final circuit is supplied by a distribution board located at the origin of the
installation. Ze and prospective fault current have been measured and recorded as
0.1 Ω and 2.3 kA respectively.
Determine
a)the R1+R2 for this circuit
a)the value of short circuit current at the end point of the circuit
a)if the circuit breaker will disconnect within the required time under earth fault
conditions
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(4 marks)
(7 marks)
(3 marks)
UNIT 305 DESIGN PROJECTS
 Based on scenarios with full plans to design from
 Aimed at bridging a noticeable gap which exists
between current craft qualifications and CPD 2391-20 or
2396 (2400 in old language)
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APL to 2357 ELECTRO-TECHNICAL
TECHNOLOGY
•
A bridge unit will be devised in the autumn of 2012 which will cover any 2357
assessment criteria which is not contained within 2365
•
This will allow candidates to move onto 2357 in order to gain an NVQ
•
The unit will cover knowledge elements of 2357 which relate to the workplace
such as-
303.2.2 Specify organisational policies/procedures for the handover and
demonstration of electrotechnical systems, products and equipment, including
requirements for confirming and recording handover.
•
Candidates will have to complete all performance units, as well the
Environmental and occupational competence (AM2) unit within 2357 to gain
the full level 3 NVQ Diploma. These details are still TBC
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2357 ELECTRO-TECHNICAL TECHNOLOGY
UPDATE
 2357 version B’s for all units have been written and are ready for
September
 All version A’s have been reviewed and any duplication of assessment
removed to slim down the assignments by a small amount
 More and more centres are seeing that this qualification is enjoyed by
students and students learn much more through the assignments.
 2357 is a robust qualification which assesses all unit criteria. Candidates
who achieve these units can be proud of their knowledge.
 Industry is seeing that this qualification gives candidates a good
understanding of the knowledge needed to work in the industry
 Please remember that whilst some units may stand alone (301, 302) some
units need to be taught and assessed concurrently (303, 304, 305, 309)
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2359 LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER ELECTRICAL
AND ELECTRONIC SERVICING
(Assessment Strategy)
2359 assessments Level 2
201 Customer Care procedures and
techniques when dealing with
consumer electrical and electronic
products
202 Transporting and protecting
consumer electronic and electrical
products
204 Installing, testing and handing
over of consumer electrical products
205 Diagnosing modular faults and
repairing consumer electrical products
206 Electrical principles for consumer
electrical servicing
214 Installing, testing and handing
over of consumer electronic products
215 Diagnosing modular faults and
repairing consumer electronic
products
216 Electrical principles for consumer
electronic servicing
Online
test
Assignment Portfolio
Combination
2359 LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER ELECTRICAL
AND ELECTRONIC SERVICING
(Assessment Strategy)
2359 assessments Level 3
203 Environmental legislation,
working practices and principles
301 Health and Safety legislation,
practices and procedures for
consumer electrical and electronic
products
302 Diagnosing component faults and
repairing consumer electrical products
303 Electrical and electronic
principles for consumer electrical
servicing
312 Diagnosing component faults and
repairing consumer electronic
products
313 Electrical and electronic principles
for consumer electronic servicing
Online
test
Assignment Portfolio
Combination
OTHER ELECTROTECHNICAL NEWS
 2377: New IET Code of Practice will be out in November. New
questions to suit will be on line in November too
 New qualification to assess the new IET Code of practice for the
installation of charging equipment for electric vehicles available
soon (provisionally December 2012)
 Amendment 2 of BS 7671 due for publication in 2015
 A minor amendment (separate insert) may be published in 2013 to
include electric vehicle charging equipment
 Keep up to date with other new and all current qualifications by
signing up to ‘Latest News’
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PLUMBING BREAK OUT
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DIPLOMA IN PLUMBING STUDIES –
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY
6035 assessments L2
Online test Assignment
201 Health and safety in building services engineering
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
items
 75 mins
202 Electrical principles and processes for building
services engineering
203 Scientific principles for domestic, industrial and
commercial plumbing
204 Common plumbing processes
205 Cold water systems
206 Domestic hot water systems
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
items
 75 mins
207 Sanitation
208 Central heating systems
209 Drainage systems
210 Understand how to communicate with others
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
items
 75 mins
 40
One practical
Assignment
One practical
Assignment
One practical
Assignment
Centre facility and delivery requirements for assignments
Relevant question
banks (see note*)
The practical assignment consists of manual handling and the 6129-201
use of access equipment exercises.
6189-201
(similar to 6189-201)
The practical assignment will consist of very simple wiring
6129-208
exercises. No specific bay/rig requirements for the centre will
be required.
6129-202
6189-004
The assignment will consist of a number of tasks which will
include frames being produced to incorporate the various
fabrication techniques required. Facilities will also be
required for clipping and notching exercises etc produced.
Practical
Airing cupboard and bathroom installation assessment.
Assignments
Current 6129 and 6189 bays can be utilised and adapted to
accommodate these tasks.
Practical
Airing cupboard and bathroom installation assessment.
Assignments
Current 6129 and 6189 bays can be utilised and adapted to
accommodate these tasks.
One practical
Bathroom installation assessment. Current 6129 and 6189
Assignment and bays can be utilised and adapted to accommodate these
supplementary tasks.
questions
Practical
Radiator and bathroom installation assessment. Current
Assignments
6129 and 6189 bays can be utilised and adapted to
accommodate these tasks.
Practical
Drainage system and bathroom installation assessment.
Assignments
Current 6129 and 6189 bays can be utilised and adapted to
accommodate these tasks.
Current 6189 unit
6129-203
6129-204
6189-206
6129-205
6189-207
6129-207
6189-208
6129-206
6189-209
6189-210
6189-002
6035 Theory Level 2
 9 Online Evolve Test. (Sanitation is supplementary assignment
within practical portfolio.)
 All with 40 questions.
 Pass, Merit & Distinction grade for each test.
 The questions will be formed from merging the relevant
questions that meet the assessment criteria from 6129 and 6189
banks.
 Each test will last 75 minutes.
 All tests to be closed book.
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Health & Safety (Unit 201)
Task
H&S 1 Identify hazards
AC 2.1
H&S 2 Manual handling
AC 7.1
Recommended
Assignment
time
1 hour, 30
minutes
45 minutes
H&S 3 Manual handling using
lifting aids
AC 7.2
45 minutes
H&S 4 Ladders
AC 7.3, 7.4
45 minutes
H&S 5 Stand steps
AC 7.3, 7.4
45 minutes
H&S 6 Scaffold
AC 7.3, 7.4
1 hour, 30
minutes
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Description
Assessment
Criteria
Electrical (Unit 203
E1
AC 2.5
E2
Electrical item
Identification
Safe isolation
E3
Wiring
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 3 hours
7.4
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1 hour, 30
minutes
AC 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 1 hour, 30
4.4
minutes
Common plumbing processes
P1
Clipping
AC 8.11, 8.12
1 hour, 30 minutes
P2
Tool identification
AC 4.1
1 hour, 30 minutes
P3
Joist notching
AC 8.10, 8.11. 8.12
2 hours
P4
Fitting identification
AC 3.1
1 hour, 30 minutes
P5
Copper bending task 1
AC 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
30 minutes
P6
Copper bending task 2
AC 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
1 hour, 30 minutes
P7
LCS bending task
AC 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
45 minutes
P8
Copper frame
2 hours, 30 minutes
P9
LCS frame
P 10
Plastic frame
P 11
Waste pipe frame
P 12
Combined frame 1
P 13
Combined frame 2
AC 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
8.1, 8.2, 8.4, 8.5
AC 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
8.1, 8.2, 8.4, 8.5
AC 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
8.1, 8.2, 8.4, 8.5
AC 2.1, 2.4, 8.1, 8.2,
8.4, 8.5
AC 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
8.1, 8.2, 8.4, 8.5
AC 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4,
8.1, 8.2, 8.4, 8.5, 8.8,
8.9
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4 hours
1 hour
1 hour
5 hours
8 hours
Central Heating (Unit 208)
CH 1
LCS pipe radiator
installation
AC 5.1, 5.2,
5.3
8 hours
CH 2
Plastic pipe radiator
installation
AC 5.1, 5.2,
5.3
3 hours
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Drainage (Unit 209)
DR1
Rainwater
AC 5.2, 5.4,
5.5, 5.6 6.1,
6.2, 6.3,
DR 2
Soil stack
AC 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 6 hours
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3 hours, 30
minutes
Sanitation (Unit 207)
SAN 1
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Sanitary Appliances
Identification
AC 1.1, 1.2,
1.3, 1.4, 1.5,
1.7, 1.9
1 hour
Cloakroom’ (Hot & Cold Water Units 205 and 206)
CR 1
CR 3
Cold/hot water
Measuring cloakroom
CW:
AC 7.1, 7.2
Cold/hot water
cloakroom installation
HW:
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3
CW
5 hours
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3
HW
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3,
7.5
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2 hours
‘Cylinder cupboard’ (Hot & Cold Water Units 205 & 206)
C1
Cold water storage
cistern
AC 7.1, 7.2,
7.3
4 hours
C2
Hot water cylinder
AC 7.4
4 hours
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‘Bathroom installation’ (Units 205, 206, 207, 208 & 209)
Cold water, Hot water, Sanitation, Central Heating & Drainage
B1
Cold water
B2
Hot water
B3
Central heating
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 6 hours
7.4
AC 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 6 hours
7.4, 7.5, 7.6
AC 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 4 hours
B4
Drainage
AC 4.1, 4.2, 4.3
B5
Sanitation
AC 1.6, 1.8, 3.1, 6 hours
3.2, 3.3, 3.4,
2.1, 2.2, 2.3,
2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7
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2 hours
Maintenance tasks
M1
Cold water
AC 6.1, 6.2, 6.3,
6.4, 6.5, 6.6
1 hour, 30
minutes
M2
Hot water
AC 5.1, 5.2, 5.3,
5.4
1 hour, 30 minutes
M3
Central heating
AC 3.9, 4.4, 5.1,
5.3
1 hour, 30 minutes
M4
Drainage
AC 3.4, 3.5, 3.6,
3.7
1 hour, 30 minutes
41 assessment tasks in total included in the practical task record for level 2 6035
 Total assessment time allocated for level 2 6035 = 108 hours, 45 minutes Guided
Assessment Hours.
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NEW TASKS ELECTRICAL TASK 3
Tasks
Three new Electrical tasks have been added
 E-1 = Identifying Electrical Images Fuses
MCBs RCDs etc.
 E-2 = Safe Isolation Practical task
 E-3 = Electrical wiring task as shown
opposite
 Wire 3 pin plug and test
 Make rig up to show the correct use
of a temporary continuity bonding
lead
 check continuity.
 Remove pump
 Refit pump
 Wire pump to junction box
 Complete tests
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SAMPLES FRAMES FROM 204 COMMON PLUMBING
PROCESSES UNIT
SAMPLES FRAMES FROM 204 COMMON PLUMBING
PROCESSES UNIT
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SAMPLES FRAMES FROM 204 COMMON PLUMBING
PROCESSES UNIT
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SAMPLES FRAMES FROM 204 COMMON PLUMBING
PROCESSES UNIT
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COMMON PLUMBING PROCESSES TASK P-3
Joist notching task
Remove floor boards from rig.
Cut piece of 150mm x 50mm timber
400mm long.
Calculate maths for notching and
drilling zones
Using set square, multi-purpose
saw, wood chisel, mallet cut and
notch joist
 drill hole in joist using wood bit
and 110 volt drill.
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EXAMPLE OF BAY REQUIREMENTS FOR JOIST
NOTCHING TASK
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NEW DRAINAGE PRACTICAL TASK
Task DR-2
Install soil stack as per illustration.
Cut pipes A, B & C to size and
install as per centres dimensions.
Air test completed soil stack using
manometre.
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Central Heating Task Changes!!
• Both tasks need
to be completed.
• A new rig will
need to be
produced for the
pressure pipe
plastic task.
• Each candidate
will:
• decommission
the task from the
previous
student.
• Then refit the
radiators.
• make up the
radiators and
refit all pipework.
•
• Then pressure
test.
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Maintenance Bay for 6035 tasks
Please note:
That two adjoining bays
can be used for this
task where bay space
is tight.
An electric boiler can
be used as a heat
source if gas is not
present in work area.
3 faults on each system
for cold water, hot
water, central heating
and drainage.
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DIPLOMA IN PLUMBING STUDIES –
ASSESSMENT STRATEGY
6035 assessments L3
201 Health and safety in building services engineering
301 Understand the fundamental principles and
requirements of environmental
technology
systems
Online test
As level 2

40
items

75
mins
302 Plumbing system installation planning
303 Complex cold water systems


304 Domestic hot water




307 Domestic gas principles


308 Career awareness in building services engineering
Centre facility and design requirements for centres
As level 2 (unit carried out at direct entry level 3 only)
Current 6189 unit (6189-324)
One theory
Assignment
Design assignment to cover cold water, hot water, heating and sanitation as in
6189-302, 303, 304 and 344 Design assessment. Supplementary paper has been
produced to cover the planning aspect of the role.
40
items
75
mins
One practical
Assignment
Practical assessment to cover the installation commissioning and fault
identification of cold water systems. Current 6189-302 assessment bays can be
utilised and adapted for this task
40
items
75
mins
One practical
Assignment
Practical assessment to cover the installation commissioning and fault
identification of hot water systems. Current 6189-303 assessment bays can be
utilised and adapted for this task.
One practical
Assignment
Practical assessment to cover the installation commissioning and fault
identification of sanitation and drainage systems. Current 6189-344 assessment
bays can be utilised and adapted for this task
One practical
Assignment
Practical assessment to cover the installation commissioning and fault
identification of central heating systems. Current 6189-304 assessment bays can
be utilised and adapted for this task
305 Sanitation and drainage systems
306 Central heating systems
Assignment
As level 2
40
items
75
mins
40
items
75
mins
One theory
Assignment
Working assessment to fulfil the requirements which will give the candidate the
skills to pursue a career in the industry.
6035 Theory Level 3
 5 Online Evolve Test.
 2 theory assignments.
 All with 40 questions.
 Pass, Merit & Distinction grade for each test.
 The questions will be formed from merging the relevant
questions that meet the assessment criteria from 6129 and 6189
banks.
 Each test will last 75 minutes.
 All tests to be closed book apart from gas.
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Complex cold water systems (Unit 303)
CW1
Install pressure reducing valve and
backflow protection devices to cold
water outlets
6 hours
CW2
Commission pressure reducing valve in
accordance with manufacturer’s
instructions
Identify faults on cold water installations
1 hour
CW3
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1 hour
Domestic hot water (Unit 304)
HW1
Install and commission an unvented hot
water system
6 hours
HW2
Fault identification and rectification on
unvented hot water systems
6 hours
HW3
Fault identification and rectification on
pumped shower installations
6 hours
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Sanitation and drainage systems (Unit 305)
SAN1
Carry out Performance tests on above
ground drainage systems
2 hours
SAN2
Commission a macerator system
1 hour
SAN3
Diagnose and repair faults on above ground
drainage systems
1 hour
SAN4
Diagnose and repair faults on a macerator
system
2 hours
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Central heating systems (Unit 306)
CH1
Safely isolate all electrical and water supplies
1 hour
CH2
Install and commission a central heating systems
including underfloor heating pipework
9 hours
CH3
Install and test electrical control components and
wiring
6 hours
CH4
Decommission a central heating system
2 hours
CH5
Identify and repair faults on central heating
systems
4 hours
15 tasks make up the level 3 practical task record.
54 Guided Assessment Hours in total.
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UNIT 201 HEALTH AND SAFETY

This unit is common across all BSE qualifications

40 item e-volve on-line test in 75 minutes

Practical assessments on access equipment, handling…

This unit will not be required if previously completed at level 2
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UNIT 301 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND
REQUIREMENTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
SYSTEMS
 Fundamental principles and requirements of environmental
technology systems
 40 item evolve on-line test

60 minute test
 Based on 2399 common unit using updated questions.
 A good knowledge of all technologies is required including system
components and operating principles to be able to deliver this unit .
 Look at and review your renewable technologies CPD.
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UNIT 302 PLUMBING SYSTEMS INSTALLATION
PLANNING
 Set by City & Guilds with A & B version.
 Centrally marked by each centre from model answers.
 Planning and design assignment to cover cold water, hot water, heating and
sanitation.

 This unit has been developed from previous assignments in 6129 and 6189
qualifications.
 Delivered as a working assessment.
 After each topic has been delivered during the qualification.
 Assessment will take place for each unit.
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UNIT 303 COMPLEX COLD WATER
SYSTEMS
 Task CW1 - Install pressure reducing valve and backflow protection devices to
cold water outlets
 Task CW2 - Commission pressure reducing valve in accordance with
manufacturer’s instructions
 Task CW3 - Identify faults on cold water installations (as in 6189-302)
Note that the mains supply/skeleton pipework may be left in situ.
Concussive tap
Category 2
protection
Standard sink or Basin tap
Category 3 protection
Double check valve
and flow limiting
valve. May be
separate or combined
Single check Valve
Sink/Basin
Assessmen
15mm mains supply
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Adjustable Pressure reducing valve
Figure 1
Outside tap with hose
connection and integral backflow
protection
UNIT 303 DOMESTIC HOT WATER
 Task HW1 – Install and commission an unvented hot water system
 Task HW2 – Fault identification and rectification on unvented hot water
systems
 Task HW3 - Fault identification and rectification on pumped shower
installations
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UNIT 305 SANITATION AND DRAINAGE
SYSTEMS
 Task SAN 1- Carryout Performance tests on above ground drainage systems
 Task SAN 2 –Commission a macerator system
 Task SAN 3 – Diagnose and repair faults on above ground drainage systems
 Task SAN 4 - Diagnose and repair faults on a macerator system
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Unit 305 Sanitation 6035
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UNIT 306 CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS
 Task CH1 - Safely isolate all electrical and water supplies
 Task CH2 - Install & commission a central heating systems including
underfloor heating pipework
 Task CH3 - Install and test electrical control components and wiring
 Task CH4 - Decommission a central heating system
 Task CH5 - Identify & repair faults on central heating systems
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UNIT 307 DOMESTIC GAS PRINCIPLES
 Assessed via multiple choice questions
 40 Questions
 75 Minute test
 No official practical assessment for the unit
 No alignment to ACS
 No alignment to the gas units included in 6189
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UNIT 307 CAREER AWARENESS IN BUILDING
SERVICES ENGINEERING
 Working assessment to fulfil the requirements which will give the
candidate the skills to pursue a career in the industry
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7188 Level 2 Diploma in Heating and
Ventilating Studies - Breakdown of units
Unit Title
Level
Credit
Value
GLH
Assessment
Health and Safety in Building Services
2
Combination
Understand how to communicate with other in BSE
2
Knowledge
Understand how to apply environmental protection
measures within BSE
2
Knowledge
Understand how to apply scientific principles within
MES
2
Knowledge
Cold water installation and maintenance
2
Combination
Hot water installation and maintenance
2
Combination
Heating system installation
2
Combination
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7188 Level 2 Diploma in Heating and
Ventilating Studies - Breakdown of units
Unit Title
Level
Credit
Value
GLH
Assessment
Chilled water installation
2
Combination
Ventilating and air conditioning
2
Combination
Site preparation and pipework fabrication techniques
and principles
2
Knowledge
IC Fire protection systems (pipework) installation
techniques
2
Combination
Introduction to fuel types
2
Knowledge
Environmental Awareness
3
Knowledge
IC compressed air system installation techniques
2
Combination
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Level 3 Diploma in Heating and Ventilating Studies Breakdown of units
Unit Title
Level Credit
Value
GLH
Assessment
Understand the fundamental principles and
requirements of environmental technology systems
3
2
15
Combination
Complex industrial and commercial hot and cold
water systems
3
3
21
Knowledge
Complex industrial and commercial ventilating and air
conditioning systems
3
3
52
Knowledge
Complex industrial and commercial heating systems
3
3
61
Combination
Fuel supply for industrial and commercial systems
3
3
59
Combination
Decommissioning and commissioning industrial and
commercial systems
3
3
51
Knowledge
3
3
20
Combination
3
3
63
Knowledge
Career awareness in building services engineering
Service and maintenance of industrial and
commercial systems
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Level 3 Diploma in Heating and Ventilating Studies Breakdown of units
Unit Title
Servicing and maintaining industrial and commercial
systems
Electrical principles for industrial and commercial
systems
Level Credit
Value
GLH
Assessment
3
3
81
Combination
3
3
53
Knowledge
Principles of pipework welding
3
3
54
Knowledge
Complex industrial and commercial hot and cold
water systems
3
3
152
Combination
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