Maritime Defence (Competence) (4615)

Learners interested in the 4615-02 Level 2 Diploma in Maritime Defence (Foundation Competence) will study the following:

Compulsory topics include:

•Complying with statutory regulations and organisational safety requirements
•Working efficiently and effectively in an engineering environment
•Using and communicating technical information

Learners will also be able to choose additional optional topics, including:

•Producing components using hand fitting techniques
•Forming and assembling pipework systems
•Assembling and testing fluid power systems
•Producing mechanical assemblies
•Maintaining fluid power equipment
•Preparing and using manual metal arc welding equipment
•Wiring and testing electrical equipment and circuits

4615-03 Learners interested in the Level 3 Diploma in Maritime Defence (Development Competence) will study the following:

Compulsory topics include:

•Complying with statutory regulations and organisational safety requirements
•Using and interpreting engineering data and documentation
•Working efficiently and effectively in advanced manufacturing and engineering

Learners will also be able to choose additional optional topics, including:

•Bending and forming marine pipe using bending machines and hand methods
•Installing marine pipework, components and systems
•Preparing and testing marine pipework systems
•Assembling marine pipework
•Surveying marine pipework systems
•Joining marine pipework by manual torch brazing and soldering

End-Point Assessment (EPA) is through a nominated Professional Engineering Institution (PEI) or Military Independent Assessment Authority (MIAA).

Interested in using our high-quality on-programme materials or end-point assessment service? There are three ways to either find out more or to order what you need:
1. If you’re an existing City & Guilds customer, go to Walled Garden and select the materials you need or register your apprentice for end-point assessment. (You may need to submit a request to deliver a standard if you don’t yet have approval for that.)
2. Get in touch with directsales@cityandguilds.com. Our Direct Sales Team can explain our different products and services and start getting you set up as a customer or give existing customers support on the new apprenticeship arrangements.
3. Speak to your City & Guilds Business Manager about how to access our products or how to register your apprentices with us.