H (4.2) Ensures those involved in training delivery, assessment and verification shall have clearly defined and recorded accountabilities, responsibilities and authorities HAVE THEIR IMPACT AND PERFORMANCE MEASURED BY: I (5.5) Establishing the extent to which the learning or training objectives or outcomes have been achieved using appropriate assessment approaches that are accessible, clear and available to the learner at the start of the learning programme. J (2.1) Reviewing the performance and suitability of the following in relation to the learner and other stakeholder needs: Staff involved in delivery and/or assessment (4.2) Facilities and Equipment (5.1) Learning strategy and materials (5.3, 5.4) Assessment strategy and materials (5.5) K (2.2) Measuring and evaluating learner satisfaction, achievement rates, relevant demographics and where applicable retention rates. L (2.4) Systems that collect and record sufficient evidence to demonstrate the consistency and reliability of assessment / validation decisions and the quality of delivery, as related to the performance of the product, over time. ARE SUPPORTED BY: M (6.1) Mechanisms for providing information, advice and guidance which meets current and potential learner needs. N (3.1) An appropriate system for EUSR candidate registration, and in-house storage and retrieval of records relating to the administration, management and audit relating to the programme to enable proper scrutiny. SPOKE: DOMESTIC GAS BASIC DESIGN CRITERIA: Programmes must comply with the requirements of the EEIAS Code of Practice DG1 Written evidence has been provided from sponsoring employer(s) committing to provide mentoring, development and real work environment. This must be supplied in your submission. DG2 The relevant specification(s) for the categories been submitted against have been integrated into the learning, development and assessment process. See mapping document in Appendix A.
In relation to unsafe situations, emergency notices and warning labels, you will need to be able to: P1 Identify and classify different categories of unsafe situations. P2 Demonstrate the procedure to follow for each classification of unsafe situation. P3 Complete, explain and issue appropriate warning/advisory notices. In relation to unsafe situations, emergency notices and warning labels, you will need to know and understand: K1 Gas Industry Unsafe Situation Procedure (GIUSR). K2 Situations reportable under RIDDOR. K3 Correct use of notices and labels. Operation and Positioning of Emergency Isolation Controls and Valves Location in Submission Verified In relation to the operation and positioning of emergency isolation controls and valves, you will need to be able to: P1 Identify incorrectly positioned emergency isolation controls and valves. P2 Identify correctly positioned emergency isolation controls and valves. P3 Demonstrate dealing with incorrectly positioned emergency isolation controls and valves. P4 Identify the correct labels to attached emergency isolation controls and valves. In relation to the operation and positioning of emergency isolation controls and valves, you will need to know and understand: K1 Inside and outside meter positions. K2 Multi-occupancy building installations: Checking and Setting Appliance Burner Pressures and Gas Rates Location in Submission Verified
P1 Install the appliance to a prepared point. P2 Commission the appliance to MIs. P3 Service the appliance to MIs. P4 Identify gas related safety defects. P5 Undertake combustion performance analysis (where applicable). For appliance categories that can incorporate an air/gas ratio valve you will need to be able to: P6 Check the air/gas ratio valve is set correctly at high and low limits in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions and adjust if necessary. In relation to domestic gas appliances, for each appliance you will need to know and understand: K1 How to identify and diagnose gas safety faults. K2 Suitable and unsuitable room/space locations. K3 Clearances– proximity of combustible materials – fire proofing of compartments. K4 Operation of gas safety control devices K5 Condensate removal and disposal (where applicable) K6 When to carry out combustion performance analysis For appliance categories that can incorporate an air/gas ratio valve you will need to know and understand: K7 The principle of adjustment of air/gas ratio valves. Optional Elements for Central Heating Boilers, Systems and Controls In relation to central heating controls, you will need to be able to: