This qualification has two pathways, the first being 'Mechanical' and the second being 'Multi-Skilled'. For each pathway you will need to complete the following units:
• Food and Drink Engineering Maintenance Compliance
• Food and Drink Engineering Maintenance Best Practice
• Materials Science
• Mechanical Maintenance in Food and Drink Operations
• Producing Replacement Components for Food and Drink Operations
• Fluid Power Systems for Food and Drink Operations
• Welding Technologies for Food and Drink Operations
• Electrical Maintenance in Food and Drink Operations
• Services and Utilities within Food and Drink Operations
• Thermodynamics
• Maths for Food and Drink Engineering Maintenance
For the 'Mechanical' pathway you will also complete the following units:
• Monitoring Mechanical Maintenance for Food and Drink operations
• Repairing and Producing Replacement Components in Food and Drink operations
• Welding skills for food and drink operations
For the 'Multi-Skilled' pathway you will also complete the following units:
• Electrical maintenance and testing in food and drink operations
• Automation in food and drink operations
• Understand the requirements of electrical installations BS7671 (2015)
• Induction learning content: Extensive content including handouts and e-learning modules meets the mandatory requirements for any apprenticeship programme of learning:
• Health and safety
• Safeguarding and Prevent
• Equality and diversity
• British values
• Maths & English: Our Functional Skills qualifications cover the core maths and English requirements for this standard. Our support package, e-Functional Skills is an online teaching and learning platform that guides learners from an initial diagnostic assessment, through to meeting the requirements for this standard.