Plant installations
The National Occupational Standards (NOS) contained within this suite relate to:
- Single hoist occupations
- Tower crane occupations.
You can view individual standards on the NOS database , or by emailing the Standards team.
Reviews
There are no current or planned reviews in this area. To give feedback or suggest a change, contact the standards team.
CITB manages the structures for vocational qualifications. We base the content for these structures on the relevant National Occupational Standards.
The structures are approved by employers and industry stakeholders. Training organisations base their courses on the structures.
See the current recommended qualification structure and national vocational qualification structure for this occupational area.
Recommended qualification structures
Recommended Qualification Structure for Plant installations (Construction) Level 2 v4 (PDF 29KB)
Recommended Qualification Structure for Plant installations (Construction) Level 3 v5 (PDF 31KB)
Structures for NVQs/SVQ
NVQ Diploma in Plant installations (Construction) Level 2 v4 (PDF 34KB)
NVQ Diploma in Plant installations - hoist (Construction) Level 3 v2 (PDF 28KB)
NVQ Diploma in Plant installations - tower crane (Construction) Level 3 v2 (PDF 26KB)
You can view individual standards on the NOS database , or by emailing the Standards team.
If you would like to suggest changes to the current standards or have a suggestion for the structures, please complete our Standards enquiry form.
You may also be interested in...
- Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA)
National accreditation and awarding body in Scotland for qualifications specifically for Scotland - Qualifications Wales
Regulator of non-degree qualifications and the qualifications system in Wales - CITB Northern Ireland (CITBNI)
Industry training board for Northern Ireland in partnership with CITB as the Sector Skills Council for Construction for qualifying the construction workforce activities in Northern Ireland - The ‘Register ’ of regulated qualifications in England and Northern Ireland for accredited qualifications.