Any application for a full-time course submitted after 16 June will be treated as a late application.
What can this course lead to?
On successful completion of the qualification, learners will be able to work as Project Manager/Coordinator for Domestic Retrofit Projects that comply with PAS 2035.
All learners successfully passing the assessments will be recommended for the award of the Level 5 Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management from AIM Qualifications, an Ofqual-regulated Awarding Body.
Who is it for?
Would you like to add Retrofit Coordinator and Retrofit Evaluator qualifications to your professional toolkit? The Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management is a good fit for established construction industry professionals, including experienced Retrofit Assessors and tradespeople as well as project managers, architects, engineers, etc.
The Diploma in Retrofit Coordination and Risk Management is an in-depth exploration of PAS 2035, building physics, and the issues around the design and installation of retrofit measures. This qualification has been designed as a way of recognising and accrediting the learning, knowledge and skills of those already working in a domestic retrofit role or a closely related area, who could like to be leaders in the PAS 2035 process
Sessions from 3rd December 2024 start date
What is covered?
- Assessing Dwellings for Retrofit
- Building Physics – Managing Moisture Risk
- Building Physics – Thermal Efficiency
- Improvement Option Evaluation and Medium-term Retrofit Plans
- Improving Air-Tightness and Ventilation
- Improving the Building Fabric – Floors and Roofs
- Improving the Building Fabric – Walls and Windows
- Improving the Building Services – Heating, Hot Water, Lighting, and Power
- Improving the Building Services – Renewable Energy Systems
- Introduction to Domestic Retrofit
- Retrofit Quality Assurance and Risk Management
- Post Retrofit Testing, Monitoring, and Evaluation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Learners should hold a professional qualification in a building-related subject, such as architecture, surveying, engineering, or construction management), or a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) at Level 3 or above in a subject related to the management or supervision of construction and domestic construction projects.
Learners will also need to be familiar with domestic construction techniques, able to read and understand construction drawings and specifications, and be familiar with the Building Regulations and with construction health and safety regulations and practice.
Multiple choice questions, scenario-based exercises, and calculations.
All learners are assigned to one of The Retrofit Academy’s Peterborough assessors, who will provide guidance and feedback on all of your assignments. All assessors are graduates from the Level 5 Diploma, hand-picked for their experience and expertise.
The course is assessed via:
- End of module multiple choice tests
- Short written assignments relating to the key learning objectives
- A verbal presentation relating to the case study
- Classroom based sessions
- Guest speakers
- Industry professionals
- Immersive room
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