As a technician you will be required to work on typical plumbing elements such as hot and cold water systems and storage, supplies to dwellings and associated pipework, above-ground pipework, connection to below-ground, sanitary pipework, fittings and furniture. Appliances and equipment can include central heating boilers, bathroom furniture, sanitary appliances, drainage and rainwater systems.

As a Domestic gas fired hot water heating appliances technician you will install and maintain domestic natural gas systems and central heating and hot water appliances.

As a technician in this occupation you will interact with customers and end users, and as such you will require a high level of customer service. Technicians can find themselves working inside or outside a customers property as well as on building sites.

You will be responsible for working both independently with a minimum amount of supervision and also as a member of a team involving close liaison and cooperation with site and line management, colleagues and other trades.

In addition to the core skills and knowledge requirements, you must undertake a fossil fuel natural gas specialism as part of the apprenticeship.

How will it be delivered and assessed?

The course is assessed using formative assessment in the form of a logbook, portfolio of evidence and practical observations. You will complete an end-point assessment to determine whether you are ready to move into full employment.

Entry requirements

You will need:

A suitable employer who is available to start you as an apprentice
5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including maths and English

Additional information

https://www.cwa.ac.uk/school-leavers

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