Engineering Apprenticeship Level 2 Stairlift, Platform lift, Service lift Electromechanics

Overview of electromechanic apprenticeships

  • Stairlift Installation Electromechanic:
    Carry out the installation of stairlifts systems in new or existing buildings, including mechanical, electrical
    and electronic equipment.
  • Stairlift Service and Repair Electromechanic:
    Carry out servicing, repair and maintenance of stairlifts systems in new or existing buildings, including
    mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment.
  • Lifting Platform Installation Electromechanic:
    Carry out the installation of Platform Lift systems in new or existing buildings, including mechanical,
    electrical and electronic equipment.
  • Lifting Platform Service and Repair Electromechanic:
    Carry out the servicing, repair and maintenance of Platform Lifts, including mechanical, electrical and
    electronic equipment.

Course Details

Level

This is a Level 2 Apprenticeship

Duration

Typically 24 months

Details of standard

Occupational profile

A Stairlift is a mechanism used for transporting less able persons up and down stairways. A Lifting Platform is a mechanism to raise a wheelchair and its occupant to overcome a step or similar vertical barrier. A Service Lift (also known as a Dumb‐waiter) is a mechanism used for transporting small goods from one floor to another

Stairlift, Lifting Platform and Service Lift Electromechanics work in varying environments including domestic, retail and industrial buildings above and below ground. They carry out the installation or maintenance and repair of stairlifts, lifting platforms and service lifts dependent upon the chosen specialism. They ensure that the stairlift, lifting platform or service lift performs within established parameters in line with the applicable codes and standards, historical and current, required by the EU Machinery Directive. They ensure the stairlift, lifting platform or service lift is safe for use and free from defects. The skills employed when conducting the work are of a complex nature and draw upon knowledge and experience of a wide range of equipment, mainly comprising mechanical traction or hydraulic systems of varying complexity operating at low and medium speeds, controlled by a microprocessor or analogue control technology.

Stairlift, Lifting Platform and Service Lift Electromechanics install new, high-technology equipment, maintain and repair older equipment of varied age and technology. They carry out the assembly, diagnosis, repair and maintenance of mechanical, hydraulic and electrical and electronic components forming stairlifts, lifting platforms and service lifts, following safe systems of work.

They must adhere to safe working practices without endangering themselves or others and that the unit meets the requirements of the EU Machinery Directive. On completion of their work, the stairlift, lifting platform or service lift must be safe to use having received the appropriate sign off from a designated Stairlift, Lifting Platform and Service Lift Electromechanic.

The apprentice will follow the Core Knowledge and Skills, and one of the Options given in Table 1. Training will be undertaken on all Core elements and on elements in the Option chosen by the apprentice.

Entry requirements
Whilst any entry requirements will be a matter for individual employers, typically an apprentice might be expected to have already achieved two GCSEs or level 2 equivalent, in English and a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics subject.
English and Maths
For level 2 apprenticeships, the candidate needs to achieve level 1 English and maths and take the test for level 2 prior to taking their end-point assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement the apprenticeships English and maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3 and British Sign Language qualification are an alternative to English qualifications for whom this is their primary language.

What’s Included

Expert instruction from Industry served Instructors

Easy to follow video resources

E-Portfolio for instruction, support, and progress management

Contact us

• Phone: 0161 475 5840
• Email: info@elevatedknowledge.co.uk

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Qualification

The apprentice will achieve a Level 2 QCF NVQ Diploma in Engineering Maintenance and Installation following an appropriate pathway in installing stairlifts, servicing stairlifts, installing lifting platforms, servicing lifting platforms, installing service lifts or servicing service lifts.

Why Choose Elevated Knowledge?

Expert Assessors:

All assessments are conducted by experienced industry professionals to ensure candidates meet rigorous industry standards.

Flexible Assessment Methods:
We use e-portfolio software, allowing candidates to upload their work from site and participate in remote live video observations.

Real-World Validation:

Our assessment-based approach ensures that candidates demonstrate their competence in real work environments.

Industry Recognition:

Industry Recognition: Our qualifications are recognised by employers across the UK, offering significant career advancement opportunities.

Launch Yourself Into The Future.

To enrol in the course, contact our Customer Experience team. They will guide you through the registration process and provide all necessary support materials.

Ensure your competence with Elevated Knowledge and achieve Level 2 Stairlift, platform lift, service lift electromechanic.

Our commitment to rigorous, industry-relevant assessments ensures you are well-equipped for a successful career.