NOCN
Level 3
QN: 603/5220/6
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NOCN Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Steelfixing
Official qualification regulated by Ofqual, awarded by NOCN. Classified as a Vocationally-Related Qualification. Total guided learning hours: 362 hours.
Qualification Level
Level 3
Awarding Body
NOCN
Syllabus Units
3 Units
Guided Hours
362 hrs
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Course Syllabus & Study Modules
Complete breakdown of verified curriculum topics and learning objectives.
1
Ensuring Safe Working Practices when Preparing, Prefabricating, Fitting and Fixing Reinforcing Steel in Complex Situations
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand how to comply with relevant health and safety legislation, statutory regulations, official guidance, organisational procedures and manufacturer’s information for preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.2.
- Understand an individual’s responsibilities to ensure safety when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.3.
- Be able to use Health and Safety Control Equipment correctly when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.4.
- Be able to select and use appropriate access equipment safely when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.5.
- Be able to demonstrate safe storage and handling of reinforcement and other materials associated with preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.6.
- Be able to demonstrate safe use, care, maintenance and storage of tools and equipment associated with preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.7.
- Understand how to respond to emergency situations in accordance with organisational procedures and personal skills.8.
- Know how to comply with relevant legislation, organisational procedures and manufacturer’s information relating to the disposal of waste resulting from the preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.9.
- Be able to communicate health and safety information to others.
2
Interpretation of Complex Construction Drawings, Specifications and other Relevant Information Required when Preparing, Prefabricating, Fitting and Fixing Reinforcing Steel in Complex Situations
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the purpose of drawings, schedules, specifications and other types of key construction documentation and information in relation to preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.2.
- Be able to interpret drawings to identify the installation location for loose bars and prefabricated elements when fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.3.
- Be able to interpret the concrete General Arrangement (GA) drawings in relation to preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.4.
- Be able to interpret the reinforced concrete detail drawings and standard formats of bending schedules.5.
- Be able to interpret cast-in item, and embedment drawings and schedules, and use to identify interfaces between embedded items and prefabricated reinforcement elements when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.6.
- Be able to interpret manufacturer’s information relating to equipment used to cut and bend, thread swage and prefabricated reinforcement when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.7.
- Understand temporary works drawings and equipment relating to preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.8.
- Be able to interpret lifting plans when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.9.
- Be able to use the most current and relevant British Standard to access key information relevant to preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.10.
- Be able to use the ICT equipment and software likely to be encountered by operatives to access information to support cutting and bending operations.11.
- Understand the purpose and use of the Building Information Modelling (BIM) model and how this is used when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.12.
- Be able to use BIM viewing software and information produced from the model to aid preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing reinforcing steel in complex situations.
3
Preparing, Prefabricating, Fitting and Fixing Complex Reinforcing Steel within Complex and Non-Complex Situations
Verified
Key Learning Objectives:
- Know how to interpret given information relating to the work and resources when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.2.
- Understand how to comply with relevant legislation and organisational guidance when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.3.
- Understand how to maintain safe working practices when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.4.
- Know how to select the required quantity and quality of resources for the methods of work when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.5.
- Know how to protect the work and surrounding area when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.6.
- Be able to comply with the given contract information when preparing, prefabricating, fitting and fixing complex reinforcing steel within complex and non-complex situations.
Regulatory & Verification Details
- Qualification Number (QN)
- 603/5220/6
- Regulated Status
- Available to learners
- Awarding Body
- NOCN
- Qualification Type
- Vocationally-Related Qualification
- Operational Start
- Oct 2019