T Levels focus on vocational skills and can help students into skilled employment, higher study or apprenticeships. Each T Level includes an in-depth industry placement that lasts at least 45 days. Students get valuable experience in the workplace; employers get early sight of the new talent in their industry.
Ventilation Hygiene ensures that ventilation systems are maintained in a clean condition as required by statutory regulation, to ensure the wellbeing and safety of those within the built environment. Ventilation Hygiene Technicians clean and decontaminate ventilation systems to ensure compliance with industry standards. They undertake condition risk assessments, pre clean testing, clean, post clean testing and create a detailed profile of the ductwork system, including any remedial action. Ventilation Hygiene technicians have detailed knowledge of the system’s operating principles. They identify and plan work requirements from engineering drawings and client instructions; liaise with clients, other trades, and suppliers; solve problems within their scope of responsibility; ensure work done by themselves and others complies with relevant standards; monitor and assist in delivery of work programmes and contribute to changes as work progresses or as required by the client. They are able to work within new build construction sites and existing buildings on their own, safely, proficiently and without supervision.
K1: Safety legislation and safe working practices applying to themselves and others
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K2: Underpinning scientific principles for air supply and extract ventilation systems including grease extract systems, also including specifications and standards covering their cleaning and testing requirements
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K3: Design, layouts, operating and isolation principles
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K4: The need for system cleanliness for compliant building operation
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K5: Environment protection measures associated with ventilation cleaning
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K6: Commercial implications of actions or omissions
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K7: How to plan and organise cleaning tasks, interpret and annotate drawings
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K8: How to prepare work areas
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K9: How to utilise resources effectively including the roles and responsibilities of relevant people, how to oversee work and how to plan safe work programmes for self and small teams
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K10: Principles of high quality customer service
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K11: Communication methods; clear, appropriate and adaptable styles
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K12: Principles and opportunities for information communication technology
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K13: Reporting requirements
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S1: Apply relevant safety legislation, codes of practice and safe working practices to self and others, including risk assessment and method statements
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S2: Plan and organise systems cleaning including the use, interpretation and annotation of drawings
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S3: Prepare work areas in new and existing sites for cleaning
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S4: Identify and use resources, tools, technology and equipment effectively, to complete cleaning tasks, to industry standards, while minimising environmental impact
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S5: Undertake pre clean testing, cleaning, post clean testing and create a detailed profile of the ductwork system, including any area that needs remedial action
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S6: Provide information for post clean reporting including drawings
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S7: Carry out minor on-site modifications including replacement of flexi duct and fitting access doors
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S8: Solve problems within their scope of responsibility and that of others under their control
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S9: Identify and evaluate problems through the application of technical skills and knowledge, and report as appropriate
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S10: Oversee the programme of work and work environment, taking responsibility for the work, quality, safety and welfare of others
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S11: Mentor and support the learning and development of others
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B1: Work reliably and effectively without supervision and be aware of the needs and concerns of others, especially where related to diversity and equality
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B2: Represent self and company in an appropriate and ethical manner
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B3: Accept responsibility for the work of self and others under their control
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B4: Accept allocate and supervise technical and other tasks
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B5: Work effectively with colleagues, the public, other tradespeople, clients representatives, supervisors, and other members of the building services engineering and wider construction team
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B6: Maintain and enhance competence in own area
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Qualification type: T Level
Qualification level: 3
Awarding organisation: City & Guilds
Approval date: 17/12/2020
Available from: 01/09/2021
Occupational specialism: Heating engineering and ventilation
ST0391 Building services engineering ventilation hygiene technician
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