The NVQ Level 2 raised access floor assessment course is specially designed for skilled computer floor installers that have relevant expertise in their sector and can show the required expert knowledge, according to the National Occupational Standards.
A skilled access floor installer should know the correct sequence of the work while:
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installing, removing or relocating raised access flooring systems in the workplace, including fire barriers, ramps and steps
The NVQ computer floor (raised access floor) assessment course must demonstrate that the learner has a clear understanding of the general Health and Safety guidelines of the construction site. Therefore, the expert raised access floor installer should demonstrate the skills and knowledge necessary to perform the job safely—as stated in the general site policies.
To learn more about the modules that make up this qualification, refer to the 'Qual Structure' section.
Construction supervisors, chargehand or foreman, supervising their own trade activities while also working hands-on with tools may want to consider the NVQ Level 3 Construction Supervisor qualification.
When you commit to beginning the NVQ Level 2 Access Floor assessment course, you will be examined about your mastery of a collection of knowledge and performance assessment standards, determined by the National Occupational Standards relevant to this work-related area. The assessment will be carried out by an expert assessor who is qualified and experienced to provide advice and support for you while you pursue your certificate.
This assessment and training course enables professionals to demonstrate their experience, skills, and expertise in the actual work environment. Qualified raised access floor installers will be able to prove that they can accomplish installation jobs within the building sector.
The Level 2 NVQ computer floor assessment & training is devised for those who have significant experience in a real-world environment and have the capability to achieve the Raised Access Flooring.
NVQ Level 2 Raised Access Flooring Units
Unit Title
Level
Conforming to General Health, Safety and Welfare in the Workplace
1
Conforming to Productive Working Practices in the Workplace
2
Moving, Handling and Storing Resources in the Workplace
2
Installing, removing and relocating raised access flooring systems in the workplace
2
The Process
How It Works?
Usually, it takes 2 assessment sessions to cover the access flooring assessment criteria. Depending on the quality of evidence we receive from you and your personal circumstances, these sessions may involve at least one site visit.
Although the assessment process can vary depending on the route you've selected at the time of your booking (for options, see the booking form), we can outline typical steps you can expect during your assessment. However, given the dynamic nature of our industry, we always strive to adapt the process to suit your individual situation.
For simplicity, let’s break down the process of a typical assessment for the raised access floor installer into 6 chronological steps.
Step 1: Introduction
You will receive an instructional email as startup guidance, which will include a list of performance criteria. This will help you identifying the evidence you can start gathering for your assessment portfolio.
Step 2: Welcome Call
You will receive a phone call (usually the next day) from your NVQ assessor to discuss the assessment requirements, your work, and potential product evidence that you can provide for your assessment. This evidence may come from your current or even previous/completed projects. During this call, you'll agree on the next steps and gain a clear understanding of what you need to do to prepare for the first assessment session. The assessor will also email you any required course materials.
Step 3: Compile Evidence
Based on the guidance and advice provided by the assessor, you will start gathering evidence (if not already available) for the first assessment session.
Step 4: The Assessment
After gathering sufficient evidence for the first session, you will schedule a date and time for the first session, which may involve an onsite visit or a phone call based on the evidence quality and your circumstances. During this session, you will discuss the evidence and explain your work processes and methods. The first session is generally designed to cover around 50% of the assessment criteria.
Step 5: Assessment Progress
After the first session, the assessor will review all the evidence and conduct a gap analysis to identify any remaining criteria. You will receive feedback on the steps required to address these criteria. Once you've collected the additional evidence, you can arrange for your next session, which is typically a remote session conducted over the phone.
Step 6: Completion
During this session, our aim is to address all the remaining criteria to complete your assessment. In most cases, this marks the final session. Once we've covered 100% of the assessment criteria, we will compile and finalize your portfolio, and then proceed to claim your NVQ achievement from the Awarding Body.
Assessment Timescale
NVQ Level 2 Access Flooring Fast Track
A typical Access Flooring NVQ assessment may take from 1 to 3 months to complete, but the assessment turnaround time can vary significantly depending on factors such as your work situation, motivation, and ability to provide the assessor with the required product evidence for the NVQ Level 2 Raised Access Flooring qualification.
Before beginning the NVQ Access Flooring assessment, you will discuss and cover all aspects of your work situation to determine a realistic assessment completion date. Once a practical and achievable timeline is mutually agreed upon, the assessment process can begin.
Fast Track Option
You can speed up the process and complete your NVQ L2 raised access flooring assessment within 2-6 weeks, guaranteed.
Your dedicated assessor will prioritize your assessment, work out a plan for speedy completion, and focus on achieving your goal within the set timeframe.
To select the Fast Track option for this qualification, please check the booking form options for more information.
Tailor your NVQ assessment and select a payment plan
£ 650.00
NVQ Level 2 Raised Access Flooring On-Site Assessment & Training for Experienced Access Floor Fitters
1. Additional packages (optional)
(+ £50.00)
1-Day Registration
If you're having difficulties securing a job or getting on site without the specialist CSCS card, we can register you for the relevant NVQ qualification within 1 work day, which will enable you to apply for the Experienced Worker (Red) CSCS card so that you can gain access to the site and commence your work as soon as possible. To learn more about the Experienced Worker card, please follow the link below.
* to apply for a temporary CSCS card, you must have a valid H&S test, passed within the last two years
(+ £100.00)
No Homework
Free up your time for more important things in your life! This package might save you days or even weeks of evening work filling out the paperwork. During the assessment, your assessor will dedicate additional time for professional discussions about your work where you will answer clear and simple questions tailored to your industry and job role. After all, this feels like a natural conversation about your work environment. With this option, your assessor will do significant legwork for you - we will then use your verbal responses to fill out all the answers in the paperwork on your behalf.
* the professional discussions (interviews) are usually audio or video recorded
(+ £200.00)
Fast Track Course
Select this option to speed up the assessment process and apply for a specialist CSCS card within 3-8 weeks guaranteed. Your dedicated assessor will prioritise your assessment and work out a plan for speedy completion and will focus on achieving your goal within the set timeframe.
* if we can't achieve the target, we won't charge you the fee for this package
Total assessment cost: £650.00
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No, this is not a training or college course. This is an NVQ assessment for experienced workers and professionals who know their job very well and require official recognition of their skills in the industry. Knowledge and prior experience is mandatory.
Do I need to take the CSCS H&S test to apply for a temporary Experienced Worker (red) CSCS card?
Yes, to apply for a temporary Experienced Worker (red) CSCS card, you must have a valid H&S test that was completed within the last two years. You can find more information about this on the following website: https://www.cscs.uk.com/card-type/experienced-worker/
Do I need to take the CSCS H&S test once I have completed the NVQ course?
Yes, to apply for a CSCS card, you must have a valid H&S touch screen test, passed within the last two years. You can find more information about this on the following website: https://www.cscs.uk.com/about/faqs/?faq_category=983
How can I verify your company's accreditation?
Up Level training centre is officially registered and accredited by several nationally recognized organizations, such as the National Specialist Accredited Centre (NSAC) - CITB Division and Pearson (Edexcel), as an NVQ assessment and training centre for construction-related qualifications.
You can verify our accreditations independently by contacting any of these organizations:
CITB, National Specialist Accredited Centre (NSAC)
Building 130
Bircham Newton
Kings Lynn
Norfolk, PE31 6RH
Tel: 0300 456 6447
Email: enquiry.NSAC@citb.co.uk
Can I skip levels and obtain a higher NVQ qualification?
Yes, it is possible to skip levels and obtain a higher NVQ qualification, as long as you can provide evidence of your competence in your field of expertise.
Can I fail the NVQ assessment?
Failure is not an option for us.
Our company and assessors have a screening process in place. We will conduct a screening of your knowledge and overall work experience before invoicing and registering you. This is to confirm your ability to meet the assessment criteria for the qualification and to ensure that the assessment is a natural step in your professional development.
In simple terms, if our assessor has confirmed your eligibility after the screening process, we will work with you and provide support until you receive your qualification.
It is important to note that the assessment cannot be completed without your participation, motivation, and cooperation with the assessor. Our screening process should confirm your commitment.
How soon can I apply for a CSCS card?
The timeframe for the NVQ assessment may vary depending on your employment status and your ability to provide evidence of your work practice. Typically, you will discuss all aspects of your circumstances with your assessor before starting the course to confirm a potential completion date. Once you agree on a realistic and achievable completion date, the assessment can begin.
Additionally, on our website's booking form, you have the option to select the Fast Track NVQ assessment package for a quicker assessment process. For more information, please check out the booking form options.
Can I register for the NVQ course without a National Insurance number?
Yes, you can register for the NVQ assessment without a National Insurance number.
When can I expect to receive my NVQ Diploma/Certificate?
Once your assessment is completed and your portfolio is submitted to the awarding body for achievement, the typical waiting period is up to 15 working days. However, this duration may vary depending on the awarding body's workload and your individual case.
Upon receipt of the full payment for the assessment services provided to you, our sales department will release your certificate.
Are any discounts available?
Our company is willing to discuss potential discount offers for groups or companies that commit to multiple (3+) assessment courses. Please contact us to discuss your options.
Can I still do the NVQ if I'm dyslexic or find myself to have a non-academic mind?
Yes, having dyslexia or a non-academic mind does not necessarily affect the outcome of the NVQ assessment. Our assessors take into consideration your unique situation and can make an assessment plan that suits your needs. Your grammar ability is not a significant factor in the assessment process.
Do your prices include VAT?
No, all prices shown exclude VAT.
* to apply for a CSCS card, you must have a valid H&S test, passed within the last two years
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