| Qualification Title | BPEC Level 3 Diploma in Gas Engineering (DGE-002)
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| Qualification Code |
Credits |
Guided Learning Hours |
610/7690/9
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N/a
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951
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| Support Information | Purpose Statement
Letter of Support – EU Skills
Letter of Support – JIB-PMES
Letter of Support – HomeServe
Letter of Support – GATC
Letter of Support – ECTA
Letter of Support – Smart Gas
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| Assessment Information | Assessment requirements and methods are outlined within the qualification specification, including practical assessments, knowledge tests, and portfolio evidence.
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| Unit Details | This qualification consists of 12 units in total:
Mandatory Units:
- Unit 1: A/652/2390 – Understand and apply health and safety in gas utilisation
- Unit 2: R/652/2414 – Understanding scientific principles in gas utilisation
- Unit 3: T/652/2415 – Understanding combustion and properties of gas
- Unit 4: Y/652/2416 – Understanding buildings, services and structures
- Unit 5: A/652/2417 – Understanding gas safety
- Unit 7: 7 F/652/2419 – Tightness test, purge, commission and de-commission gas pipework up to 35 mm (1¼) diameter in small gas installations
- Unit 8: K/652/2420 – Install, commission and de-commission gas pipework up to 35 mm (1¼) diameter in domestic and small commercial premises
- Unit 9: L/652/2421 – Install and maintain domestic gas water heaters and wet central heating appliances
- Unit 10: M/652/2422 – Install and maintain domestic gas cooker appliances
- Unit 11: R/652/2423 – Install and maintain domestic gas space heating appliances
Optional Units:
- Unit 12: T/652/2424 – Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations and Water Byelaws in the UK
- Unit 13: Y/652/2425 – Understand and apply domestic hot water system installation, commissioning, service and maintenance techniques
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| Pre-requisites | Learners must be aged at least 16 years.
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, but the learner must have the potential to achieve in ALL aspects of the qualification.
We would advise the centre/provider to undertake a thorough skills scan of the apprentice, along with their employer, to make sure that the apprentice will be able to achieve all of the evidence requirements within the core units and chosen pathway options.
They must demonstrate that they have the minimum levels of numeracy and literacy to be able to understand and achieve:
- The health and safety aspects
- The completion of the Awarding Organisation practical and underpinning knowledge assessments
- The chosen pathway
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| Further Information |
- Last Registration Date – 31/07/2030
- Last Certification Date – 31/07/2032
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| Useful Information | Qualification Specification
Further information, including Total Qualification Time (TQT) details, can be found by following the above link
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| Training Materials | Training resources, Learner manuals, assessment documentation and tutor guidance will be accessible through the (SFTP) Secure file Transfer Portal.
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| Funding | For UK funding information visit The Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA)
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| Career Opportunities | Learners gain the following qualifications upon achievement:
L3 Diploma in Gas Engineering including the following competencies:
- CCN1
- CENWAT
- CKR1
- HTR1
- MET1
Learners can also gain the following ‘optional’ units:
- Water regulations
- Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)
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| Industry Recognition | The qualification has been designed to meet the requirements of IGEM/IG/1 – Standards of Training in Gas Work.
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Centres wishing to deliver this qualification should contact aoadmin@bpec.org.uk
Locate your nearest assessment centre here