Engineering Maintenance Technician
Level 3 Dual Discipline
Notebook Assessment Services is approved to deliver end-point and apprenticeship assessment for the Level 3 Engineering Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship Standard (dual discipline), providing a personalised, flexible, and responsive service to support training providers and employers.
Standard: ST1443 v1.0
LARS: 815
Typical Duration to Gateway: 48 months
Assessment Timeframe: 4 months
What is an Engineering Maintenance Technician?
Engineering maintenance technicians work in a wide range of industries that rely on plant, equipment, and engineering systems. These industries include energy, leisure and entertainment, manufacturing, processing, and utilities. Working environments can vary significantly depending on the sector and the type of equipment being maintained.
Assessment price
Remote: N/A Face-to-face: £2,400
See our full list of assessment prices, including re-sit and re-take fees.
Engineering Maintenance Technician (Dual Discipline) Standard Information
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To move into the Assessment stage, the apprentice must have:
Completed a minimum of 48 months on-programme training.
Achieved Level 2 English and Mathematics.
Completed a Portfolio of Evidence – This underpins the interview and must demonstrate how the apprentice has met the knowledge, skills, and behaviours outlined in the standard.
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Observation with questions.
Interview underpinned by a portfolio of evidence.
Multiple-choice test.
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This is a core and options apprenticeship. An apprentice must be trained and assessed against the core and one option. The options are:
Electrical engineering maintenance technician.
Control and instrumentation engineering maintenance technician.
Mechanical engineering maintenance technician.
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Duration: 5 hours (+10% tolerance if needed).
Environment: Real work setting or simulated environment approved by the EPAO.
Assessed by: Independent End-Point Assessor (IEPA).
Questions: The assessor will ask at least 6 questions during or after the observation.
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The apprentice will be given 2 weeks' notice of the interview.
Typically lasts 90 minutes.
The technical expert will ask 10 questions from an agreed set of questions developed by NAS.
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50 multiple choice questions.
75 minute electronic or paper-based question paper.
Questions have four options including one correct answer.
Apprentice Journey
Enrol on programme.
Begin KSB development.
Start building your Reflective Portfolio.
Start of Apprenticeship
Resit = No new learning. Timeframe typically 2 months.
Retake = Extra learning. Timeframe typically 4 months.
Resits / Retakes (if needed)
48 months
Complete the required amount of off-the-job training.
Compile a portfolio of evidence.
Achieve Level 2 Functional Skills in English & Maths (if required).
Results & Certification
Pass any components = Pass.
Merit = Distinction in Observation and Pass in other components.
Distinction = Distinction in Observation and Interview, Pass in MCQ.
Certificate awarded.
Fail = Fail in any component.
Gateway
Employer & training provider confirm you're ready for assessment.
Portfolio submitted (2+ weeks before assessment).
Have achieved English and Mathematics qualifications.
Assessment window begins.
Assessment
Multi-choice questions (75 mins, 50 questions.)
Observation with questions (5 hours, 6 questions.)
Interview (90 minutes, 10 questions based on portfolio.)