Once qualified, learners will be able to coordinate end-to-end projects from inception to handover and continue evaluation.

Units covered are:

• Module 1 - Introduction to retrofit under PAS2035
• Module 2 - Assessing Dwellings for Retrofit
• Module 3 - Retrofit Quality Assurance and Risk Management
• Module 4 - Building Physic - Thermal Efficiency
• Module 5 - Building Physic - Thermal Efficiency
• Module 6 - Improving the Building Fabric - Floors and Roofs
• Module 7 - Improving the Building Fabric - Walls and Windows
• Module 8 - Improving the Building Services - Heating, Hot Water, Lighting and Power
• Module 9 - Improving the Building Services - Renewable Energy Systems
• Module 10 - Improving Airtightness and Ventilation
• Module 11 - Improvement Option Evaluation and Medium-term Retrofit Plans
• Module 12 - Post Retrofit Testing , Monitoring and Evaluation
• Module 13 - Understand the requirements for lodgement of measures to TrustMark

How is the course assessed?

Course assessment covers the areas you need to be competent in to successfully carry out Retrofit Coordination and is focused on the practical role of the coordinator understanding the requirements of PAS and authentic assessment activity. This is assessed through a combination:

• Knowledge-based tests
• Professional discussions
• An externally set and internally marked scenario case study

All learners must achieve 18 credits from the 13 mandatory components.