This Course is one of many provided by

NETA Training Group.

Other Courses include:

Electrical / Instrumentation
Hazardous Area Training (COMP'EX')
AM2
Health & Safety
Safety Passport
Abrasive Wheels
CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence)
Lifting / Slinging / Rigging
Lorry Loader
Management/Supervisory
Assessor Training A1/ A2/ V1
Mechanical/Fabrication
Pneumatics and Hydraulics
Commercial & Domestic Gas Training
Scaffolding
Transport
ADR Hazchem
Fork Lift Truck
Welding/Welder Testing

For information on forthcoming

Courses Examination Dates / Times
or a full range of courses contact:

NETA Training Group

Sales Department
Pennine Avenue
North Tees Industrial Estate
Stockton
TS18 2RJ
Tel: 01642 616936
Fax: 01642 612431
email enquiries@neta.co.uk website www.neta.co.uk

Meeting the needs and expectations of service users is of the highest priority to our
staff. Therefore if you have any concerns or wish to make a comment about the service
please contact: Barbara Seddon email b.seddon@neta.co.uk

Equal Opportunities Statement

It is our aim that there shall be equal opportunities in this organisation. There will be no discrimination on grounds of sex, being
married, colour, race or disability which is not permitted by law; or on any grounds, including age, except where this is necessary
to ensure that the job is done effectively. This principle will apply to recruitment, training, promotion, dismissal, transfer and all other
benefits, terms and conditions of employment.
06/05/08This information was correct at the time of publication
 I NSTRUMENTATION C ONTENTS
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS: Introduction 2
INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS Delivery process 3

RIGGING
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units of which Supporting Engineering Activities NVQ - Level 2 4
THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B.
Moving loads NVQ - Level 3 5
SET A:
Unit MPS Inst 9: Assemble components of instrument and control systems STEEL ERECTING
Unit MPS Inst 10: Restore components from instrument and control systems Constructional Steelwork site operations NVQ - Level 2 6
to operational condition by repair
Constructing Capital Plant Steel Structures: NVQ - Level 3 7
Unit MPS Inst 11: Prepare work areas for maintaining instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 12: Prepare materials required for maintaining instrument and MECHANICAL
control systems Maintaining Plant and Systems - Mechanical NVQ – Level 3 8-9
Unit MPS Inst 13: Prepare equipment required for maintaining instrument and
control systems
PIPEWORK
Unit MPS Inst 14: Reinstate the work area after completing the maintenance
of instrument and control systems Installing Plant and Systems - Pipefitting NVQ - Level 3 10
Unit MPS Inst 15: Handover plant and equipment
PLATING
SET B: Fabricating of Steel Structures NVQ - Level 3 11
Unit MPS Inst 16: Determine the feasibility of repair of components from
instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 17: Test the performance and condition of instrument and WELDING
control systems Welding (Plate) NVQ Level 3 12-13
Unit MPS Inst 18: Analyse the test results relating to the tested instrument and
control systems
SCAFFOLDING
Unit MPS Inst 19: Establish that an engineering maintenance process has
been completed to specification Accessing Operations & Rigging NVQ - Level 2 14
Accessing Operations & Rigging NVQ - Level 3 15

ELECTRICAL
Installing & commissioning electro-technical systems & equipment
16
(plant) NVQ Level 3
Maintaining plant systems (Electrical) NVQ Level 3 17-18

INSTRUMENTATION
Maintaining Plant and Systems:Instrument and Controls
19-20
NVQ Level 3 1
20
 I NTRODUCTION I NSTRUMENTATION
WHAT IS AN NVQ?
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS:
NVQ stands for National Vocational Qualification. It is a ’Competency based qualification specific to INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS
the working environment under the national guidelines of an awarding body’ NVQ - LEVEL 3
An NVQ is a Nationally recognised Qualification, it is equivalent to 5 GCSE’s at grade C and
or above, and is proof of what you know and do.
Candidates must achieve FIFTEEN units made up of:
• all ELEVEN of the mandatory units;
NVQ’s are not an alternative to any other qualification but are intended to sit alongside those plus
you already have or are working towards. • FOUR further units from the technical options.

WHAT IS TRAIN 2 GAIN?

Train 2 Gain is a training programme developed to help companies and organisations improve
workforce skills and business performance by providing free and subsidised training at a time
and place that suits them.
Train 2 Gain is a very flexible programme that allows your employees to learn and prove competence
whilst working.
TARGET AUDIENCE
To qualify for any of the programmes stated in this publication, your employees must be:
 19 years of age or over
 Employed by you, full or part time
In some case restrictions may apply in respect of candidates existing qualifications please ask
our advisor for more details
There are no limits to the number of employees that can be enrolled on a programme.
WHY CHOOSE TRAIN 2 GAIN?
Train 2 Gain is a cost effective method of recognising the achievements of your employees, it will
help enforce your Continuous Improvement behaviour, improve the confidence of your staff,
and can be seen as giving them a ‘pat on the back’.
These programmes are suitable for everybody from people working on the shopfloor to staff in
the office and at every level. For teamleaders and management NVQ level 3 are also avail-
able to you. These courses are designed to be suitable to anyone.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all ELEVEN units.
Unit MPS Inst 1: Position and install instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 2: Dismantle instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 3: Carry out planned maintenance procedures on
instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 4: Adjust instrument and control systems to meet
operating requirements
Unit MPS Inst 5: Remove components from instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 6: Replace components in instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 7: Monitor the performance and condition of instrument
and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 8: Assess the performance and condition of instrument
and control systems
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures

If your company has less that 50 employees you could possibly qualify for wage compensation
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment

WHY CHOOSE NETA?

NETA have a wealth of experience and expertise in vocational qualifications to assist its
customers in achieving their goals. A team of professionally qualified and experienced assessors
and internal verifiers is readily available to help candidates with their training.
2 19
 E LECTRICAL D ELIVERY P ROCESS
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS:
INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS
NVQ - LEVEL 3 - CONT. CANDIDATE REGISTRATION

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any FOUR units of

which THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B

ONLINE / FACE TO FACE TRAINING

SET A
AS APPROPRIATE
Unit MPS Elec 10: Assemble components of electrical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Elec 11: Restore components from electrical plant and NETA
equipment to operational condition by repair SUPPORT
Unit MPS Elec 12: Prepare work areas for the maintenance of electrical
PORTFOLIO BUILD / E FOLIO BUILD
plant and equipment EVIDENCE GATHERING
Unit MPS Elec 13: Prepare materials for the maintenance of electrical OBSERVATION
plant and equipment WITNESS STATEMENT
Unit MPS Elec 14: Prepare equipment in support of electrical
engineering activities
Unit MPS Elec 15: Reinstate the work area after completing the
maintenance of electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 16: Hand over electrical plant and equipment
INTERNAL VERIFICATION

SET B
Unit MPS Elec 17: Determine the feasibility of repair of components of
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 18: Test and monitor the performance and condition of
EXTERNAL VERIFICATION
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 19: Analyse the test results relating to the tested
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 20: Establish that an electrical engineering maintenance
ISSUE OF CERTIFICATE
process has been completed to specification

18 3
 R IGGING
SUPPORTING ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES
NVQ - LEVEL 2
Candidates must achieve SEVEN units made up of : -
 all THREE of the mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR units from the technical options.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all THREE units.
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve FOUR units.
Unit QSE1: Prepare work areas in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE2: Prepare materials in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE3: Prepare equipment in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE4: Move engineering loads by manual operation
Unit QSE5: Re-instate the work area after completing engineering activities
Unit QSE6: Mark out to the required specification
Unit QSE7: Read and extract information from engineering drawings and
specifications
Unit QSE8: Shape engineering components by material removal using hand
tools
Unit QSE9: Join materials by manually controlled welding process
ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE:
1. Candidates proposing to follow a labourer career path would be advised to take
technical option units QSE4, QSE5 plus any other TWO technical options.
2. Candidates proposing to follow a craft development career path would be
advised to take technical option units QSE4, QSE6 and QSE7 plus any ONE
other technical option.
4 17
E LECTRICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT SYSTEMS (ELECTRICAL)
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve SIXTEEN units made up of : -
 all TWELVE of the mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR units from the technical options.
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all TWELVE units
Unit MPS Elec 1: Position and install electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 2: Dismantle electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 3: Carryout planned maintenance procedures on electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 4: Adjust electrical plant and equipment to meet operating
requirements
Unit MPS Elec 5: Remove components from electrical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Elec 6: Replace components in electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 7: Monitor the performance and condition of electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 8: Assess the performance and condition of electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 9: Diagnose and determine the causes of faults in
electrical plant and equipment
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
 E LECTRICAL
INSTALLING & COMMISSIONING ELECTRO-
TECHNICAL SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT (PLANT)
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of: -
 all ELEVEN of the Mandatory units;
plus
 ONE further unit from the Technical Options.
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all ELEVEN units
Unit ETI 1: prepare work areas for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 2: prepare equipment for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 3: prepare materials for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 4: Install electrical wiring systems, wiring enclosures and
equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 5: Connect wiring systems and equipment using safe and
approved methods (plant)
Unit ETI 6: Inspect, test and commission an electrical installation (plant)
Unit ETI 7: Restore the work area after installing and commissioning
electro technical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 8: Store resources for further use
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - It is recommended that candidates select and
complete unit ETI 9, whilst experienced electricians have the choice of
either ETI 9 or ETI 10
Unit ETI 9: Diagnoses and correct electrical faults (plant)
Unit ETI 10: Provide technical and functional information to relevant
people (plant)
16
R IGGING
MOVING LOADS
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of: -
 all EIGHT of the Mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all EIGHT units.
Unit ML1: Prepare loads for moving or lifting and positioning
Unit ML2: Move loads
Unit ML3: Determine resource requirements to achieve moving, lifting
and positioning objectives
Unit ML4: Lift and position loads
Unit ML5: Store moving, lifting and positioning related resources for
further use
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units.
Unit ML6: Determine technical requirements to achieve moving, lifting
and positioning objectives
Unit ML7: Dismantle engineering construction assemblies for movement
Unit ML8: Prepare work areas for moving, lifting and positioning activities
Unit ML9: Prepare equipment required for moving, lifting and positioning
loads
Unit ML10: Reinstate the work area after moving or lifting and positioning
loads
Unit ML11: Contribute to the organisation of work activities in relation to
the movement of loads
Unit ML12: Contribute to technical leadership in the movement of loads
5
 S TEEL E RECTING S CAFFOLDING
CONSTRUCTIONAL STEELWORK SITE OPERATIONS ACCESSING OPERATIONS & RIGGING
NVQ - LEVEL 2 NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve all EIGHT mandatory units;
Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of:
 all SEVEN of the Mandatory units
plus MANDATORY UNITS
 ONE further units from the Technical Options
VR01 - Conform to General Workplace Safety

VR209 - Confirm Work Activities and Resources for the Work

VR210 - Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationship

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all SEVEN units
Unit SO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit SO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency procedures
Unit SO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
Unit SO4: Carry out slinging and signalling for the movement of loads
Unit SO5: Erect structural steelwork components
Unit SO8: Work safely at height on steel structures
Unit SO12: Assemble bolted joints in structural steelwork
VR211 - Confirm the Occupational Method of Work
VR252 - Utilise Provision for Fall Arrest
VR405 - Scaffolding (Construction) Erect Specialised, Designed Scaffolds
and Rigging
VR406 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Overhead Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding

VR407 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Falsework Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any ONE unit. VR408 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Shoring Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding
Unit SO9: Set up and utilise powered access equipment VR409 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Access and Support
Unit SO10: Operate powered tools and equipment for routine and predictable Scaffolding Temporary Roof
requirements
Unit SO11: Operate specialised plant and machinery to peformance Systems Scaffolding Structures
requirements
Unit SO13: Work to the dimensional control of the work programme
Unit SO14: Dismantle structural steelwork components
Unit SO15: Store structural steelwork related resources for further use

6 15
 S CAFFOLDING S TEEL E RECTING
ACCESSING OPERATIONS & RIGGING
NVQ - LEVEL 2 CONSTRUCTING CAPITAL PLANT STEEL STRUCTURES:
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve all EIGHT mandatory units;
Candidates must achieve FOURTEEN units made up of:
 all TEN of the mandatory units;
MANDATORY UNITS plus
 FOUR further units from the technical options.
Unit VR01 - Conform to General Workplace Safety

Unit VR02 - Conform to Efficient Work Practices MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all TEN units.

Unit VR03 - Move & Handle Resources Unit E1: Prepare structural steel loads for moving
Unit E2: Move structural steel loads
Unit VR247 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Independent & Birdcage
Scaffold Systems Scaffolding Unit E3: Position and erect steel structures
Unit E4: Erect structural steel sections
Unit VR248 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Tower Scaffold Systems Unit E5: Dismantle structural steel sections
Scaffolding
Unit E6: Reinstate the work area after completing structural steel activities
Unit VR249 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Cantilever Scaffold Systems Unit E7: Store structural steel related resources for further use
Scaffolding Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit VR251 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Pavement & Roof Scaffold Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
Systems Scaffolding procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
unit VR252 - Utilise Provision for Fall Arrest

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units.

Unit E8: Check that the steel structure is installed to specification

Unit E9: Determine technical requirements to achieve steel erecting
objectives
Unit E10: Determine resource requirements to achieve steel erecting
objectives
Unit E11: Prepare work areas for steel erecting activities
Unit E12: Prepare materials required for steel erecting activities
Unit E13: Prepare equipment required for steel erecting activities
14 7
 M ECHANICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - MECHANICAL
NVQ – LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve SIXTEEN units made up of:
 all TWELVE of the Mandatory units
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all ELEVEN units
Unit MPS Mech 1: Position and install mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 2: Dismantle mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 3: Carry out planned maintenance procedures on
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 4: Adjust mechanical plant and equipment to meet operating
requirements
Unit MPS Mech 5: Remove components from mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 6: Replace components in mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 7: Monitor the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 8: Assess the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 9: Diagnose and determine the causes of faults in
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment
8 13
W ELDING
GROUP A
Unit W26: Join stainless steel plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W27: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W28: Join stainless steel plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W29: Join aluminium alloy plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W30: Join nickel alloy plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W31: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap
welding processes
Unit W32: Join nickel alloy plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding processes
Unit W33: Join nickel alloy plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W34: Join stainless steel plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding process
Unit W35: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W36: Join nickel or nickel alloy plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W37: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W38: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W39: Join stainless steel plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W40: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W41: Join nickel or nickel alloy plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W42: Join stainless steel plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W43: Back gouge welded joints
GROUP B
Unit W9: Join stainless steel pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W10: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W11: Join stainless steel pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W12: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W13: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W14: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap
welding processes
Unit W15: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding
processes
Unit W16: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the MMA welding process
Unit W17: Join stainless steel pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding
processes
Unit W18: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W19: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W20: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W21: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W22: Join stainless steel pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W23: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the MMA welding process
Unit W24: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W25: Join stainless steel pipe by the MMA welding process
 W ELDING
WELDING (PLATE)
NVQ LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of:
 all NINE of the Mandatory units
plus
 THREE units from the Technical Options comprising
Group A OR 2 units from Group A and One unit from
Group B
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all NINE units
Unit W1: Prepare work areas for welding activities
Unit W2: Prepare materials required for welding activities
Unit W3: Prepare equipment for welding activities
Unit W4: Reinstate the work area after completing welding activities
Unit W5: Store and control resources during welding
Unit W6: Obtain and interpret welding specifications
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimize risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
OPTIONAL UNITS -
Candidates must achieve THREE units from
 Group A (W26 to W43)
OR
 2 units from Group A (W26 to W43) PLUS
 ONE unit from Group B (W9 to W25)
12
M ECHANICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - MECHANICAL
NVQ – LEVEL 3
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any FOUR units of
which THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B.
SET A: (Select THREE units)
Unit MPS Mech 10: Assemble bolted joints to a specification
Unit MPS Mech 11: Assemble components of mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 12: Restore components from mechanical plant and
equipment to operational condition by repair
Unit MPS Mech 13: Prepare work areas for the maintenance of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 14: Prepare materials for the maintenance of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 15: Prepare equipment in support of engineering activities
Unit MPS Mech 16: Reinstate the work area after completing the
maintenance of mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 17: Hand over mechanical plant and equipment
SET B: (Select ONE unit)
Unit MPS Mech 18: Determine the feasibility of repair of components of
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 19: Test the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 20: Analyse test results relating to mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 21: Establish that a engineering maintenance process has
been completed to specification
9
 P IPEWORK P LATING
INSTALLING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - PIPEFITTING FABRICATING OF STEEL STRUCTURES
NVQ - LEVEL 3 NVQ - LEVEL 3

Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of: Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of:
 all FIVE of the Mandatory units  all EIGHT of the Mandatory units
plus plus
 EITHER Unit IPS Pipe 3 OR Unit IPS Pipe 12  TWO further units from the Technical Options
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all EIGHT units

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all FIVE units
Unit IPS Pipe 1: Shape pipework components by material removal using
hand tools
Unit IPS Pipe 2: Assemble pipework components to meet specification
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve EITHER Unit IPS Pipe 3
OR Unit IPS Pipe 12 PLUS any FOUR other units.
Unit FSS1: Shape components of fabricated steel structures by removal
using hand and Power tools
Unit FSS2: Prepare work areas for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS3: Prepare materials for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS4: Prepare equipment for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS5: Reinstate the work area after completing the fabrication of
steel structures
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedure
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment

Unit IPS Pipe 3: Position and install pipework

Unit IPS Pipe 4: Mark out to required specification
Unit IPS Pipe 5: Establish the compliance of an engineering installation with TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any TWO units.
the specification Unit FSS6: Assemble components of steel fabrications to meet
Unit IPS Pipe 6: Prepare work areas for the installation of pipework
specification
Unit IPS Pipe 7: Prepare materials required for pipework installation
Unit FSS7: Store steel structure fabrication related resources for further
Unit IPS Pipe 8: Prepare equipment for pipework installation
use
Unit IPS Pipe 9: Reinstate the work area after completing the installation of
Unit FSS8: Manually form components to specification
pipework
Unit QSE9: Join materials by the arc welding processes
Unit IPS Pipe 10: Store pipework installation related resources for further use
Unit IPS Pipe 11: Test the performance and condition of installed pipework
Unit IPS Pipe 12: Shape pipework components by manually applied pressure
10 11
 P IPEWORK P LATING
INSTALLING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - PIPEFITTING FABRICATING OF STEEL STRUCTURES
NVQ - LEVEL 3 NVQ - LEVEL 3

Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of: Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of:
 all FIVE of the Mandatory units  all EIGHT of the Mandatory units
plus plus
 EITHER Unit IPS Pipe 3 OR Unit IPS Pipe 12  TWO further units from the Technical Options
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all EIGHT units

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all FIVE units
Unit IPS Pipe 1: Shape pipework components by material removal using
hand tools
Unit IPS Pipe 2: Assemble pipework components to meet specification
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve EITHER Unit IPS Pipe 3
OR Unit IPS Pipe 12 PLUS any FOUR other units.
Unit FSS1: Shape components of fabricated steel structures by removal
using hand and Power tools
Unit FSS2: Prepare work areas for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS3: Prepare materials for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS4: Prepare equipment for the fabrication of steel structures
Unit FSS5: Reinstate the work area after completing the fabrication of
steel structures
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedure
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment

Unit IPS Pipe 3: Position and install pipework

Unit IPS Pipe 4: Mark out to required specification
Unit IPS Pipe 5: Establish the compliance of an engineering installation with TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any TWO units.
the specification Unit FSS6: Assemble components of steel fabrications to meet
Unit IPS Pipe 6: Prepare work areas for the installation of pipework
specification
Unit IPS Pipe 7: Prepare materials required for pipework installation
Unit FSS7: Store steel structure fabrication related resources for further
Unit IPS Pipe 8: Prepare equipment for pipework installation
use
Unit IPS Pipe 9: Reinstate the work area after completing the installation of
Unit FSS8: Manually form components to specification
pipework
Unit QSE9: Join materials by the arc welding processes
Unit IPS Pipe 10: Store pipework installation related resources for further use
Unit IPS Pipe 11: Test the performance and condition of installed pipework
Unit IPS Pipe 12: Shape pipework components by manually applied pressure
10 11
 W ELDING
WELDING (PLATE)
NVQ LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of:
 all NINE of the Mandatory units
plus
 THREE units from the Technical Options comprising
Group A OR 2 units from Group A and One unit from
Group B
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all NINE units
Unit W1: Prepare work areas for welding activities
Unit W2: Prepare materials required for welding activities
Unit W3: Prepare equipment for welding activities
Unit W4: Reinstate the work area after completing welding activities
Unit W5: Store and control resources during welding
Unit W6: Obtain and interpret welding specifications
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimize risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
OPTIONAL UNITS -
Candidates must achieve THREE units from
 Group A (W26 to W43)
OR
 2 units from Group A (W26 to W43) PLUS
 ONE unit from Group B (W9 to W25)
12
M ECHANICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - MECHANICAL
NVQ – LEVEL 3
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any FOUR units of
which THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B.
SET A: (Select THREE units)
Unit MPS Mech 10: Assemble bolted joints to a specification
Unit MPS Mech 11: Assemble components of mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 12: Restore components from mechanical plant and
equipment to operational condition by repair
Unit MPS Mech 13: Prepare work areas for the maintenance of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 14: Prepare materials for the maintenance of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 15: Prepare equipment in support of engineering activities
Unit MPS Mech 16: Reinstate the work area after completing the
maintenance of mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 17: Hand over mechanical plant and equipment
SET B: (Select ONE unit)
Unit MPS Mech 18: Determine the feasibility of repair of components of
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 19: Test the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 20: Analyse test results relating to mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 21: Establish that a engineering maintenance process has
been completed to specification
9
 M ECHANICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS - MECHANICAL
NVQ – LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve SIXTEEN units made up of:
 all TWELVE of the Mandatory units
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all ELEVEN units
Unit MPS Mech 1: Position and install mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 2: Dismantle mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 3: Carry out planned maintenance procedures on
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 4: Adjust mechanical plant and equipment to meet operating
requirements
Unit MPS Mech 5: Remove components from mechanical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Mech 6: Replace components in mechanical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 7: Monitor the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 8: Assess the performance and condition of mechanical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Mech 9: Diagnose and determine the causes of faults in
mechanical plant and equipment
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Deal with hazards in the work environment
8 13
W ELDING
GROUP A
Unit W26: Join stainless steel plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W27: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W28: Join stainless steel plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W29: Join aluminium alloy plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W30: Join nickel alloy plate by the TIG welding process
Unit W31: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap
welding processes
Unit W32: Join nickel alloy plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding processes
Unit W33: Join nickel alloy plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W34: Join stainless steel plate by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding process
Unit W35: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W36: Join nickel or nickel alloy plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W37: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W38: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W39: Join stainless steel plate by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W40: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W41: Join nickel or nickel alloy plate by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W42: Join stainless steel plate by the MMA welding process
Unit W43: Back gouge welded joints
GROUP B
Unit W9: Join stainless steel pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W10: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W11: Join stainless steel pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W12: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W13: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the TIG welding process
Unit W14: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap
welding processes
Unit W15: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding
processes
Unit W16: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the MMA welding process
Unit W17: Join stainless steel pipe by the TIG root and MMA fill and cap welding
processes
Unit W18: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W19: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W20: Join aluminium or aluminium alloy pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W21: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W22: Join stainless steel pipe by the MIG or MAG welding process
Unit W23: Join carbon steel or low alloy steel pipe by the MMA welding process
Unit W24: Join nickel or nickel alloy pipe by the Flux Cored welding process
Unit W25: Join stainless steel pipe by the MMA welding process
 S CAFFOLDING S TEEL E RECTING
ACCESSING OPERATIONS & RIGGING
NVQ - LEVEL 2 CONSTRUCTING CAPITAL PLANT STEEL STRUCTURES:
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve all EIGHT mandatory units;
Candidates must achieve FOURTEEN units made up of:
 all TEN of the mandatory units;
MANDATORY UNITS plus
 FOUR further units from the technical options.
Unit VR01 - Conform to General Workplace Safety

Unit VR02 - Conform to Efficient Work Practices MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all TEN units.

Unit VR03 - Move & Handle Resources Unit E1: Prepare structural steel loads for moving
Unit E2: Move structural steel loads
Unit VR247 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Independent & Birdcage
Scaffold Systems Scaffolding Unit E3: Position and erect steel structures
Unit E4: Erect structural steel sections
Unit VR248 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Tower Scaffold Systems Unit E5: Dismantle structural steel sections
Scaffolding
Unit E6: Reinstate the work area after completing structural steel activities
Unit VR249 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Cantilever Scaffold Systems Unit E7: Store structural steel related resources for further use
Scaffolding Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit VR251 - Tube & Fitting Erect & Dismantle Pavement & Roof Scaffold Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
Systems Scaffolding procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
unit VR252 - Utilise Provision for Fall Arrest

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units.

Unit E8: Check that the steel structure is installed to specification

Unit E9: Determine technical requirements to achieve steel erecting
objectives
Unit E10: Determine resource requirements to achieve steel erecting
objectives
Unit E11: Prepare work areas for steel erecting activities
Unit E12: Prepare materials required for steel erecting activities
Unit E13: Prepare equipment required for steel erecting activities
14 7
 S TEEL E RECTING S CAFFOLDING
CONSTRUCTIONAL STEELWORK SITE OPERATIONS ACCESSING OPERATIONS & RIGGING
NVQ - LEVEL 2 NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve all EIGHT mandatory units;
Candidates must achieve TEN units made up of:
 all SEVEN of the Mandatory units
plus MANDATORY UNITS
 ONE further units from the Technical Options
VR01 - Conform to General Workplace Safety

VR209 - Confirm Work Activities and Resources for the Work

VR210 - Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationship

MANDATORY UNITS - Candidate must achieve all SEVEN units
Unit SO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit SO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency procedures
Unit SO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
Unit SO4: Carry out slinging and signalling for the movement of loads
Unit SO5: Erect structural steelwork components
Unit SO8: Work safely at height on steel structures
Unit SO12: Assemble bolted joints in structural steelwork
VR211 - Confirm the Occupational Method of Work
VR252 - Utilise Provision for Fall Arrest
VR405 - Scaffolding (Construction) Erect Specialised, Designed Scaffolds
and Rigging
VR406 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Overhead Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding

VR407 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Falsework Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any ONE unit. VR408 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Shoring Scaffolds
Systems Scaffolding
Unit SO9: Set up and utilise powered access equipment VR409 - Tube & Fitting Erect and Dismantle Complex Access and Support
Unit SO10: Operate powered tools and equipment for routine and predictable Scaffolding Temporary Roof
requirements
Unit SO11: Operate specialised plant and machinery to peformance Systems Scaffolding Structures
requirements
Unit SO13: Work to the dimensional control of the work programme
Unit SO14: Dismantle structural steelwork components
Unit SO15: Store structural steelwork related resources for further use

6 15
 E LECTRICAL
INSTALLING & COMMISSIONING ELECTRO-
TECHNICAL SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT (PLANT)
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of: -
 all ELEVEN of the Mandatory units;
plus
 ONE further unit from the Technical Options.
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all ELEVEN units
Unit ETI 1: prepare work areas for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 2: prepare equipment for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 3: prepare materials for installing and commissioning
electrotechnical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 4: Install electrical wiring systems, wiring enclosures and
equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 5: Connect wiring systems and equipment using safe and
approved methods (plant)
Unit ETI 6: Inspect, test and commission an electrical installation (plant)
Unit ETI 7: Restore the work area after installing and commissioning
electro technical systems and equipment (plant)
Unit ETI 8: Store resources for further use
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - It is recommended that candidates select and
complete unit ETI 9, whilst experienced electricians have the choice of
either ETI 9 or ETI 10
Unit ETI 9: Diagnoses and correct electrical faults (plant)
Unit ETI 10: Provide technical and functional information to relevant
people (plant)
16
R IGGING
MOVING LOADS
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve TWELVE units made up of: -
 all EIGHT of the Mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR further units from the Technical Options.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all EIGHT units.
Unit ML1: Prepare loads for moving or lifting and positioning
Unit ML2: Move loads
Unit ML3: Determine resource requirements to achieve moving, lifting
and positioning objectives
Unit ML4: Lift and position loads
Unit ML5: Store moving, lifting and positioning related resources for
further use
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units.
Unit ML6: Determine technical requirements to achieve moving, lifting
and positioning objectives
Unit ML7: Dismantle engineering construction assemblies for movement
Unit ML8: Prepare work areas for moving, lifting and positioning activities
Unit ML9: Prepare equipment required for moving, lifting and positioning
loads
Unit ML10: Reinstate the work area after moving or lifting and positioning
loads
Unit ML11: Contribute to the organisation of work activities in relation to
the movement of loads
Unit ML12: Contribute to technical leadership in the movement of loads
5
 R IGGING
SUPPORTING ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES
NVQ - LEVEL 2
Candidates must achieve SEVEN units made up of : -
 all THREE of the mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR units from the technical options.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all THREE units.
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve FOUR units.
Unit QSE1: Prepare work areas in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE2: Prepare materials in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE3: Prepare equipment in support of engineering activities
Unit QSE4: Move engineering loads by manual operation
Unit QSE5: Re-instate the work area after completing engineering activities
Unit QSE6: Mark out to the required specification
Unit QSE7: Read and extract information from engineering drawings and
specifications
Unit QSE8: Shape engineering components by material removal using hand
tools
Unit QSE9: Join materials by manually controlled welding process
ADDITIONAL GUIDANCE:
1. Candidates proposing to follow a labourer career path would be advised to take
technical option units QSE4, QSE5 plus any other TWO technical options.
2. Candidates proposing to follow a craft development career path would be
advised to take technical option units QSE4, QSE6 and QSE7 plus any ONE
other technical option.
4 17
E LECTRICAL
MAINTAINING PLANT SYSTEMS (ELECTRICAL)
NVQ - LEVEL 3
Candidates must achieve SIXTEEN units made up of : -
 all TWELVE of the mandatory units;
plus
 FOUR units from the technical options.
MANDATORY UNITS - Candidates must achieve all TWELVE units
Unit MPS Elec 1: Position and install electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 2: Dismantle electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 3: Carryout planned maintenance procedures on electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 4: Adjust electrical plant and equipment to meet operating
requirements
Unit MPS Elec 5: Remove components from electrical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Elec 6: Replace components in electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 7: Monitor the performance and condition of electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 8: Assess the performance and condition of electrical
plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 9: Diagnose and determine the causes of faults in
electrical plant and equipment
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment
 E LECTRICAL D ELIVERY P ROCESS
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS:
INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS
NVQ - LEVEL 3 - CONT. CANDIDATE REGISTRATION

TECHNICAL OPTIONS - Candidates must achieve any FOUR units of

which THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B

ONLINE / FACE TO FACE TRAINING

SET A
AS APPROPRIATE
Unit MPS Elec 10: Assemble components of electrical plant and
equipment
Unit MPS Elec 11: Restore components from electrical plant and NETA
equipment to operational condition by repair SUPPORT
Unit MPS Elec 12: Prepare work areas for the maintenance of electrical
PORTFOLIO BUILD / E FOLIO BUILD
plant and equipment EVIDENCE GATHERING
Unit MPS Elec 13: Prepare materials for the maintenance of electrical OBSERVATION
plant and equipment WITNESS STATEMENT
Unit MPS Elec 14: Prepare equipment in support of electrical
engineering activities
Unit MPS Elec 15: Reinstate the work area after completing the
maintenance of electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 16: Hand over electrical plant and equipment
INTERNAL VERIFICATION

SET B
Unit MPS Elec 17: Determine the feasibility of repair of components of
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 18: Test and monitor the performance and condition of
EXTERNAL VERIFICATION
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 19: Analyse the test results relating to the tested
electrical plant and equipment
Unit MPS Elec 20: Establish that an electrical engineering maintenance
ISSUE OF CERTIFICATE
process has been completed to specification

18 3
 I NTRODUCTION I NSTRUMENTATION
WHAT IS AN NVQ?
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS:
NVQ stands for National Vocational Qualification. It is a ’Competency based qualification specific to INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS
the working environment under the national guidelines of an awarding body’ NVQ - LEVEL 3
An NVQ is a Nationally recognised Qualification, it is equivalent to 5 GCSE’s at grade C and
or above, and is proof of what you know and do.
Candidates must achieve FIFTEEN units made up of:
• all ELEVEN of the mandatory units;
NVQ’s are not an alternative to any other qualification but are intended to sit alongside those plus
you already have or are working towards. • FOUR further units from the technical options.

WHAT IS TRAIN 2 GAIN?

Train 2 Gain is a training programme developed to help companies and organisations improve
workforce skills and business performance by providing free and subsidised training at a time
and place that suits them.
Train 2 Gain is a very flexible programme that allows your employees to learn and prove competence
whilst working.
TARGET AUDIENCE
To qualify for any of the programmes stated in this publication, your employees must be:
 19 years of age or over
 Employed by you, full or part time
In some case restrictions may apply in respect of candidates existing qualifications please ask
our advisor for more details
There are no limits to the number of employees that can be enrolled on a programme.
WHY CHOOSE TRAIN 2 GAIN?
Train 2 Gain is a cost effective method of recognising the achievements of your employees, it will
help enforce your Continuous Improvement behaviour, improve the confidence of your staff,
and can be seen as giving them a ‘pat on the back’.
These programmes are suitable for everybody from people working on the shopfloor to staff in
the office and at every level. For teamleaders and management NVQ level 3 are also avail-
able to you. These courses are designed to be suitable to anyone.
MANDATORY UNITS - candidates must achieve all ELEVEN units.
Unit MPS Inst 1: Position and install instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 2: Dismantle instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 3: Carry out planned maintenance procedures on
instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 4: Adjust instrument and control systems to meet
operating requirements
Unit MPS Inst 5: Remove components from instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 6: Replace components in instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 7: Monitor the performance and condition of instrument
and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 8: Assess the performance and condition of instrument
and control systems
Unit CO1: Contribute to effective working relationships
Unit CO2: Work safely, minimise risk and comply with emergency
procedures

If your company has less that 50 employees you could possibly qualify for wage compensation
Unit CO3: Identify and deal with hazards in the work environment

WHY CHOOSE NETA?

NETA have a wealth of experience and expertise in vocational qualifications to assist its
customers in achieving their goals. A team of professionally qualified and experienced assessors
and internal verifiers is readily available to help candidates with their training.
2 19
 I NSTRUMENTATION C ONTENTS
MAINTAINING PLANT AND SYSTEMS: Introduction 2
INSTRUMENT AND CONTROLS Delivery process 3

RIGGING
TECHNICAL OPTIONS - candidates must achieve any FOUR units of which Supporting Engineering Activities NVQ - Level 2 4
THREE must be selected from SET A and ONE from SET B.
Moving loads NVQ - Level 3 5
SET A:
Unit MPS Inst 9: Assemble components of instrument and control systems STEEL ERECTING
Unit MPS Inst 10: Restore components from instrument and control systems Constructional Steelwork site operations NVQ - Level 2 6
to operational condition by repair
Constructing Capital Plant Steel Structures: NVQ - Level 3 7
Unit MPS Inst 11: Prepare work areas for maintaining instrument and control
systems
Unit MPS Inst 12: Prepare materials required for maintaining instrument and MECHANICAL
control systems Maintaining Plant and Systems - Mechanical NVQ – Level 3 8-9
Unit MPS Inst 13: Prepare equipment required for maintaining instrument and
control systems
PIPEWORK
Unit MPS Inst 14: Reinstate the work area after completing the maintenance
of instrument and control systems Installing Plant and Systems - Pipefitting NVQ - Level 3 10
Unit MPS Inst 15: Handover plant and equipment
PLATING
SET B: Fabricating of Steel Structures NVQ - Level 3 11
Unit MPS Inst 16: Determine the feasibility of repair of components from
instrument and control systems
Unit MPS Inst 17: Test the performance and condition of instrument and WELDING
control systems Welding (Plate) NVQ Level 3 12-13
Unit MPS Inst 18: Analyse the test results relating to the tested instrument and
control systems
SCAFFOLDING
Unit MPS Inst 19: Establish that an engineering maintenance process has
been completed to specification Accessing Operations & Rigging NVQ - Level 2 14
Accessing Operations & Rigging NVQ - Level 3 15

ELECTRICAL
Installing & commissioning electro-technical systems & equipment
16
(plant) NVQ Level 3
Maintaining plant systems (Electrical) NVQ Level 3 17-18

INSTRUMENTATION
Maintaining Plant and Systems:Instrument and Controls
19-20
NVQ Level 3 1
20
06/05/08This information was correct at the time of publication
 This Course is one of many provided by
NETA Training Group.

Other Courses include:

Electrical / Instrumentation
Hazardous Area Training (COMP'EX')
AM2
Health & Safety
Safety Passport
Abrasive Wheels
CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence)
Lifting / Slinging / Rigging
Lorry Loader
Management/Supervisory
Assessor Training A1/ A2/ V1
Mechanical/Fabrication
Pneumatics and Hydraulics
Commercial & Domestic Gas Training
Scaffolding
Transport
ADR Hazchem
Fork Lift Truck
Welding/Welder Testing

For information on forthcoming

Courses Examination Dates / Times
or a full range of courses contact:

NETA Training Group

Sales Department
Pennine Avenue
North Tees Industrial Estate
Stockton
TS18 2RJ
Tel: 01642 616936
Fax: 01642 612431
email enquiries@neta.co.uk website www.neta.co.uk

Meeting the needs and expectations of service users is of the highest priority to our
staff. Therefore if you have any concerns or wish to make a comment about the service
please contact: Barbara Seddon email b.seddon@neta.co.uk

Equal Opportunities Statement

It is our aim that there shall be equal opportunities in this organisation. There will be no discrimination on grounds of sex, being
married, colour, race or disability which is not permitted by law; or on any grounds, including age, except where this is necessary
to ensure that the job is done effectively. This principle will apply to recruitment, training, promotion, dismissal, transfer and all other
benefits, terms and conditions of employment.