OFT10-101, 105E & 600A - Combined Course

Upcoming Availability

Start Date	End Date	Length	Location	Notes
09 Sept 2024	11 Sept 2024	3 days	East Anglia	OFT10-101, 105E & 600A - Combined Course
11 Sept 2024	13 Sept 2024	3 days	Oxford	OFT10-101, 105E & 600A - Combined Course
22 Oct 2024	24 Oct 2024	3 days	East Anglia	OFT10-101, 105E & 600A - Combined Course
06 Nov 2024	08 Nov 2024	3 days	Oxford	OFT10-101, 105E & 600A - Combined Course

Information

OFTEC's renowned UKAS accredited registration schemes enables technicians to show their commitment to completing work that meets regional building regulations and industry best practice.

This course is for technicians who wish to service and commission pressure-jet appliances, installation of oil boilers and tanks. The vast majority of household boilers fall into this category. The course covers a variety of areas, including health and safety, fire valve installation, regional legislation and requirements, safe electrical isolation, knowledge of oil storage and supply, knowledge of appliance installation, knowledge of heating systems, and practical servicing and commissioning.

Areas covered:

• Health and safety
• Fire valve installation
• Regional requirements
• Safe electrical isolation
• OFTEC procedures
• Liquid fuel storage and supply
• Appliance installation
• Heating systems
• Servicing and commissioning pressure jet appliances

Entry requirements

Learners must -

• Hold a nationally recognised qualification in a trade associated with oil work; or
• Provide written evidence confirming that they have undertaken ‘on the job’ oil installation and/or maintenance training that would support their application for the range of assessments to be undertaken; or
• Have relevant skills and experience gained from working in a related trade such as plumbing, heating, ventilation, refrigeration, air-conditioning, gas fitting or servicing.

Learners wishing to take re-assessment must have held the assessment element previously – if this element has expired within 12 months of the assessment date, it will be necessary to take the initial assessment.

Details

You will need to bring with you:

• Your name and address
• Your National Insurance number
• A passport-sized photograph
• Copies of relevant qualifications and/or evidence of work experience
• A declaration of the category for the individual making the application
• First-time applicants will also be required to provide an acceptable form of photographic identification e.g. a passport or driving licence