Architectural recognition
This standard focuses on the key knowledge and in-depth understanding in relevant architectural areas.
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Found 36 short duration training standards. The standards are sorted in alphabetical order
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Bench joinery, workshop and on site
This standard focuses on skills needed to carry out bench joinery in a workshop and on site in a heritage environment.
Conservation and restoration of stonemasonry
The standard is in development and will be published shortly.
Conservation law
This training standard was previously under the Heritage stonemasonry occupational area. The standard is in development and will be published shortly.
Conservation or restoration of timber-based products
This training module, ‘Conservation or restoration of timber-based products’ is intended to focus on the trainee being able to use technical information and resources to conservation or restoration of timber-based products.
Defect recognition, cause and effect for heritage stonemasonry
The standard is in development and will be published shortly.
Defect recognition, cause and effect for heritage wood occupations
This training module, ‘Defect recognition, cause and effect for heritage wood occupations’ is intended to focus on the trainee being able to identify, describe and offer appropriate solutions to defects, damage and insect attack.
Fibrous plasterwork conservation
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the use and application of the underpinning historical, technological and theoretical knowledge and requisite practical skills to undertake the correct evaluation and selection of materials, tools, equipment and craft practices relevant to fibrous plasterwork conservation.
Fibrous Plasterwork Installation
The purpose of this standard is to provide the delegate with the knowledge to support the use and application of the underpinning historical, technological and theoretical knowledge and requisite practical skills to undertake the correct evaluation and selection of materials, tools, equipment and craft practices relevant to fibrous plasterwork installation.