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Fire safety inspector

Approved for delivery (available for starts) from 20 Nov 2019 Level 4 24 months Max funding: £11000

Assessing the level of fire safety in built environments.

Fire safety engineer

Approved for delivery (available for starts) from 07 Jul 2021 Level 6 60 months Max funding: £27000

Provide specialist, fire-related information across the built environment to protect people and property from the destructive effects of fire by applying science and engineering principles.

Fire safety advisor

ST0188

Approved for delivery (available for starts) from 27 Feb 2018 Level 3 18 months Max funding: £6000

Work with businesses to help protect people, premises, and the environment from fire.

Community fire safety advisor

ST0593

Approved for delivery (available for starts) from 22 Mar 2019 Level 3 12 months Max funding: £7000

Working within local communities providing life-improving advice, guidance and interventions.

Building a safer and more sustainable future with apprenticeships and technical education
4 April 2022 A major report into how world class skills training will support the construction industry to boost safety, sustainability, and the mental health of its workforce has been unveiled today. The findings of the Construction Route Review have been published by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE).
More than 100 apprenticeships benefit from IfATE led review
17 January 2024 Funding was increased by 33% to £8,000 Transport Scheduler and Fire Safety Advisor also received funding increases of 166% (to £8,000) and 140% (to £6,000) respectively; and Mammography Associate received an increase of 100% (to £10,000). To find out more call Paul Offord on 07384 521076 or email.
Construction route review
Improving quality and safety In 2017 the Grenfell Tower caught fire, leading to the deaths of 72 people. Quality and safety in construction are inextricably linked.
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Route panels are responsible for ensuring that apprenticeship standards and T Level qualifications are high quality and meet the needs of employers, apprentices and learners and the economy at large.

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Fire safety inspector

Fire safety engineer

Fire safety advisor

Community fire safety advisor

Building a safer and more sustainable future with apprenticeships and technical education

More than 100 apprenticeships benefit from IfATE led review

Construction route review

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