Plastering Apprenticeship Framework
The table below shows all the elements that are required to
achieve the Plastering Apprenticeship Framework. Apprentices must
successfully achieve all the elements before an Apprenticeship
Certificate is awarded by the Sector Skills Council - Construction
Skills.
Apprenticeship
NVQ 2 in Plastering
- Conform to General Workplace. Safety This unit, in the context
of Plastering, associated skills, and the work environment of the
individual, is about awareness of current legislation and official
guidance; personal responsibilities in respect of workplace safety,
security and complying with warning/safety signs and the wearing of
appropriate general PPE
- Conform to Efficient Work Practices. This unit covers working
and communicating with colleagues, the customer/client and people
from other trades (where appropriate), so that jobs are able to
progress as smoothly and efficiently as possible. It also
demonstrates the ability to represent the employer/company and work
to their guidelines.
- Move & Handle Resources. This unit is about safely
handling, moving and storing the materials, tools and equipment
required for contracts. Both manual and lifting aids are used, to
ensure healthy and safe working practices.
Level 2 Diploma in Plastering
- Solid and fibrous plastering skills,
- Erection and dismantling of access equipment
- Installation of sheet materials
- Internal solid work
- Screeding, moulding, casting, repair and restoration.
Site Units:
- Carry Out First Fixing Operations
- Carry Out Second Fixing
- Erect Structural Carcassing
- Carry out Maintenance
- Set Up & Operate a Circular Saw
Key/Functional Skills Communication level 1
Key/Functional Skills Application of Number Level
1
Health & Safety
Employer rights and responsibilities
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