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Level 5 Retrofit Coordination Course in Middlesbrough

CostFREE
Duration1 year
LevelLevel 5
DeliveryClassroom based
StartFlexible
Study modePart-time
AttendanceEvening
Awarding bodyABBE
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About this course

Free Level 5 Retrofit Coordination and Risk Assessment Course in Middlesbrough. Classes run at Middlesbrough College in the evenings, so you can fit study around your existing work. To enrol, you'll need at least two years' experience in construction or the built environment within the past three years, plus a Level 3 Diploma in Domestic Energy Assessment or a Level 3 Retrofit Assessor pre-qualification. The course takes one year part-time and covers the knowledge and skills needed to work as a Retrofit Coordinator, a professional role created by government to oversee quality and value in property retrofit and energy efficiency projects.

Who this course is for

Start a new career or add to your existing professional skills, within the property retrofit, energy efficiency and property refurbishment sectors with our new NEIoT Retrofit Coordinator course. The Retrofit Coordinator, is a new professional role, created by government, to ensure quality and value for clients and contractors engaged in the property retrofit and property management sectors. Developed in collaboration with industry specialists and FE partners, this qualification equips learners with the professional skills to required, to operate in that role. The role of the Retrofit Coordinator was established within the framework of a new quality standard called PAS2035. The Retrofit Coordinator has a key role within PAS2035 and is responsible for ensuring compliance with procurement, specification, and delivery of measures in domestic retrofit projects. A Retrofit Coordinator will project manage a retrofit project from inception to completion, and will need to liaise with building owners, Retrofit Assessors, Retrofit Designers and Retrofit Installers in order to ensure effective end-to-end project management. This qualification is part of the NEIoT: Retrofit Co-ordinator bootcamp. This programme is IoT (Institute of Technology) recognised, guaranteeing you outstanding technical training.

Entry requirements

This qualification is relevant for those who have experience of working in construction or the built environment for a minimum of 2 years within the past 3 years, proof of this is required via a CV or employers testimony/letter. Learners will also need to hold a Level 3 Diploma in Domestic Energy Assessment or be pre-qualified as an L3 Retrofit Assessor.

What you will learn

  • You'll understand the role and responsibilities of a Retrofit Coordinator within the property retrofit sector.
  • You'll learn how to assess risk in domestic retrofit projects and apply appropriate mitigation measures.
  • You'll develop knowledge of energy efficiency standards, regulations, and compliance requirements for residential buildings.
  • You'll learn how to manage retrofit projects, coordinating contractors, clients, and assessors.
  • You'll understand how to evaluate retrofit assessments and ensure quality outcomes for clients.
  • You'll gain knowledge of health and safety obligations specific to retrofit and refurbishment work.

How you will learn

You'll attend evening classroom sessions at Middlesbrough College throughout the year. Learning is delivered through taught sessions, practical exercises, and industry-relevant case studies. Assessment is based on the requirements of the Level 5 Diploma, which includes written assignments and evidence of competence aligned to the Retrofit Coordinator role. Your progress will be assessed against the qualification's standards throughout the course.

What you will need to bring

The centre will provide most materials. Middlesbrough College will confirm anything else you need before you start. You will need to provide a CV or employer letter as proof of your two years' relevant experience when you apply.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Retrofit Coordinator: manage domestic retrofit projects end to end.
  • Health and Safety Officer: oversee compliance on energy efficiency and refurbishment schemes.
  • Energy Efficiency Consultant: advise clients and contractors on retrofit solutions.
  • Domestic Energy Assessor: assess properties and recommend improvement measures.
  • Property Refurbishment Project Manager: lead refurbishment programmes for housing providers.
  • Sustainability Officer: support organisations in meeting energy and carbon reduction targets.

What you could study next

With a Level 5 Retrofit Coordination and Risk Assessment qualification, you could progress to a Level 6 or Level 7 qualification in construction management, project management, or sustainable built environment. A Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) membership pathway may also be open to you, depending on your wider experience. Some Retrofit Coordinators go on to pursue chartered status through relevant professional bodies in the energy or construction sectors.

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