Electrical, electronic product service and installation engineer
Service, repair and/or overhaul operative or technician · Technical · Maintenance, installation and repair
The official framework — 53 requirements.
Every Knowledge, Skill and Behaviour below is the verbatim regulatory text of the Electrical, electronic product service and installation engineer apprenticeship standard (v1.0). On EngTree, each one becomes a node — verified knowledge entries, training modules and End-Point Assessment evidence all map back to it.
Knowledge (13)
What the apprentice must understand
- K1
Health & safety regulations and practices relevant to the role.
- K2
Testing to EU/BS Product Standards.( oven internal temperature & surface temperature tests)
- K3
PAT (Portable Appliance Testing)
- K4
Customer care techniques including any particular company policies.
- K5
Environmental legislation ie WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) Directive.
- K6
Health and safety regulations and practices including waste carriage regulations and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD).
- K7
Electrical services, utility services, signal requirements and network connections.
- K8
Manufacturer™s installation requirements eg: Ventilation, building strength, viewing distance and other site requirements.
- K9
The operating principles and products operating sequence.
- K10
The function of software in the operation of the product.
- K11
Manufacturer™s service manuals as appropriate.
- K12
The importance of van stock maintenance.
- K13
The principles by which the product operates to help diagnose the faulty area and component or software.
Skills (34)
What the apprentice must be able to do
- S1
Observe health and safety regulations and procedures including:
- S2
Apply electrical safety tests.
- S3
Avoid the hazard left by residual energy.
- S4
Ensure all tools and equipment are safe and fit for purpose.
- S5
Understand and apply EU/BS product standards.
- S6
Apply Portable Appliance Testing.
- S7
Identify and use the appropriate mode of communication and be able to deal with and listen to customers.
- S8
Comply with health and safety procedures to protect colleagues, customers and their family.
- S9
Resolve disputes and know who to report to in case of problems.
- S10
Research and apply environmental legislation that is current and appropriate to installations and repairs.
- S11
Advise customers on energy saving practices and choosing environmentally friendly purchases in the future.
- S12
Use the correct lifting techniques.
- S13
Apply safe stowing procedures.
- S14
Fit / remove safety bolts.
- S15
Deliver product.
- S16
Agree suitable site, with customer, for installation.
- S17
Carry out electrical safety tests.
- S18
Install product to manufacturer's regulations.
- S19
Make network connections including WiFi, Internet and blue tooth.
- S20
Demonstrate product to customer's satisfaction ensuring customer can operate product.
- S21
Complete paperwork including re-call registration if agreed with customer.
- S22
Select, use and apply diagnostic tools and aids to locate fault.
- S23
Ensure that there is not a primary reason for fault occurring.
- S24
Ensure replacement components are correct and meet specification.
- S25
Replace components or reinstate software using correct sequence, appropriate tools and techniques.
- S26
Ensure no damage to other components.
- S27
Ensure product is working properly, test it for electrical safety, EU/BS Standards and demonstrate it to the customer.
- S28
Communicate technical findings and Product / claim investigations, both verbally and in writing.
- S29
Observe and adhere to the principals of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) when handling spare parts and open products
- S30
Apply the appropriate electrical, electronic & software principles to understanding the nature and reason for faults.
- S31
Understand and apply the principles behind product connectivity
- S32
Understand and complete Network & Router set-up
- S33
Relate performance to speed and/or set-up of the customer network
- S34
Understand Apps and use them in product function & troubleshooting
Behaviours (6)
How the apprentice must conduct themselves
- B1
Giving a good impression of their employer and themselves by being polite and appropriately dressed.
- B2
Having a friendly greeting and manner to colleagues and customers
- B3
Showing respect for customer™s property and possessions
- B4
Having concern for the safety of colleagues, customers, their family and pets
- B5
Continuing ˜personal professional development™ in an industry that is changing rapidly
- B6
Developing a trusting relationship with customers and colleagues
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