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ECITB Level 2 Diploma in Supporting the Installation of Engineering Construction Plant and Systems (RQF) – Plating Pathway | Ofqual QN: 603/3968/8

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Qualification summary

Based on National Occupational Standards (NOS), this Level 2 Diploma in Supporting the Installation of Engineering Construction Plant and Systems (RQF) – Plating Pathway includes units on interpreting and following documentation and procedures, marking out to the required specification and more.

This vocational qualification provides recognition that a learner has demonstrated the required level of technical competence to support engineering activities and operations on projects in sectors such as engineering, manufacturing, construction, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, utilities, transport and defence in one of the following pathways:

Mechanical Fitting
Pipefitting
Plating

The learner is required to select ONE discipline pathway ONLY when registering on the qualification. Successful completion of the qualification pathway will lead to the learner being awarded one of the following:

ECITB Level 2 Diploma in Supporting the Installation of Engineering Construction Plant and Systems (RQF) – Mechanical Fitting
ECITB Level 2 Diploma in Supporting the Installation of Engineering Construction Plant and Systems (RQF) – Pipefitting
ECITB Level 2 Diploma in Supporting the Installation of Engineering Construction Plant and Systems (RQF) – Plating

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Where is this qualification delivered?

To complete this qualification learners must enrol with one of ECITB’s Approved Centres listed below.

Bridgwater and Taunton College

Qualification:
Mechanical Fitting, Nuclear Engineering & Science, Pipefitting, Plating, Project Control

CCNSG:
CCNSG, CCNSG Test-Only

National College for Nuclear, Southern Hub, Rodway, Cannington, TA5 2LS
Get directionsto Bridgwater and Taunton College

https://www.btc.ac.uk

01278 655106

quality@btc.ac.uk

View organisationBridgwater and Taunton College

Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education

Test:
Mechanical Joint Integrity, Pipefitting

Qualification:
Design and Draughting, Electrical Maintenance, Instrument & Controls, Mechanical Fitting, Mechanical Maintenance, Pipefitting, Plating, Welding

Grangemouth Road,Falkirk, FK2 9AD
Get directionsto Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education

https://www.forthvalley.ac.uk/

01324 403173

centre.coordinator@forthvalley.ac.uk

View organisationForth Valley College of Further and Higher Education

East Coast College

Qualification:
Electrical Fitting, Electrical Maintenance, Instrument & Controls, Mechanical Fitting, Mechanical Maintenance, Pipefitting, Plating, Project Controls

CCNSG:
CCNSG

St. Peter's Street, Lowestoft, NR32 2NB
Get directionsto East Coast College

https://www.eastcoasttrainingacademy.co.uk/course/ccnsg/

01502 525041

f.quantrill@eastcoast.ac.uk

View organisationEast Coast College

DN Colleges Group

Qualification:
Electrical Maintenance, Maintenance Maintenance, Pipefitting, Plating

CCNSG:
CCNSG

Kingsway, Scunthorpe, North East Lincs, DN17 1AJ
Get directionsto DN Colleges Group

http://www.dncolleges.ac.uk/

01724 294040

kcinfo@northlindsey.ac.uk

View organisationDN Colleges Group

Hartlepool Training Ltd

Test:
Confined Space

Course:
abrasive wheels, confined space, Firewatcher

Qualification:
Electrical Fitting, Erecting, Mechanical Fitting, Mechanical Maintenance, Moving Loads, Pipefitting, Plating, Rigging, Welding

CCNSG:
CCNSG

Ainsley St, Hartlepool, TS25 1TZ
Get directionsto Hartlepool Training Ltd

http://www.hartlepooltraining.co.uk

01429 868657

brian.goodlad@hartlepooltraining.co.uk

View organisationHartlepool Training Ltd

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What are the entry requirements?

There are no mandatory entry requirements. However, due to the level and complexity of the subject, it is recommended that learners should have GCSE grade G/1 or above or Functional Skills Level 1 or above in English (language) and mathematics – or are able to demonstrate evidence of other suitable attainment or experience.

A learner’s individual circumstances will determine if this qualification is appropriate and the Approved Centre will work with the prospective learners and, where appropriate, employers to determine the learner’s suitability for the qualification.

What is the qualification structure?

To achieve this qualification learners must complete 8 mandatory units per pipefitting and plating pathway; or 7 mandatory units for the mechanical fitting pathway. A learner must successfully meet the selected discipline pathway requirements of each of the specified units to attain this qualification.

It takes the average candidate 962 hours to complete the Plating Pathway within this qualification. This includes 815 hours of time with a teacher, trainer or assessor, the remaining hours are unsupervised time for learning and producing evidence to be assessed.

The amount of time taken to achieve this qualification is typically 6-9 months.

Qualification units

SIPS01
Work safely, effectively, ethically and sustainably, managing risk and hazards

SIPS02
Interpret and follow documentation and procedures including prepare and reinstate the work area

SIPS03
Mark out to the required specification

SIPS04
Shape components by material removal using hand tools

SIPS05
Support the assembly of components

SIPS06
Support the positioning and installation of plant and equipment

SIPS07
Support the dismantling of plant and equipment

SIPS08
Support welding operations in engineering construction (pipefitting and plating only)

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Are there progression opportunities?

Once you have passed your qualification you can move on to a Level 3 qualification or apprenticeship in your selected pathway. You could then take your career down the route of supervisory positions or into supporting engineering functions such as procurement, project management or project controls.

The ECITB’s apprenticeship programme is its main vehicle for recruiting and training young people to meet the future skills requirements of the industry. Qualifications at Levels 5, 6 and 7 are often an integral part of this scheme.

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