Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations (Construction)

Entry Requirements for NVQ Level 2 in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations

At MOS Training, we offer a work-based assessment route for the NVQ Level 2 in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations, designed for professionals already working in the trade.

What You Need to Enrol:

• You must be currently employed in a role that involves building maintenance, repair, or refurbishment.
• You must be able to demonstrate your skills through real workplace assessments.

What’s Recommended:

• At least three years’ experience in property maintenance, facilities maintenance, or multi-trade repairs.
• Aged 19 or older (some funding options may require this).
• A basic understanding of health and safety in a construction setting.

Before you begin, one of our assessors will review your experience to ensure you meet the qualification criteria. If you’re ready to take the next step, get in touch with our team today.

NVQ Level 2 Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations Qualification Structure

The NVQ Level 2 in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations is designed for professionals with hands-on experience in property maintenance, demonstrating their competence in a real-world setting. This work-based qualification provides industry recognition and ensures that candidates meet the National Occupational Standards for building maintenance and refurbishment.

When you enrol in the NVQ Level 2 Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations assessment & training course, you will be evaluated on both knowledge and practical performance. The assessment process is conducted by an experienced and qualified assessor who will guide you through the requirements, ensuring you have the support needed to achieve your qualification.

This course enables you to showcase your skills, understanding, and expertise in an active workplace environment, proving your ability to carry out building maintenance, repairs, and refurbishment within the construction sector.

Building Maintenance Multi-trade NVQ Level 2 Units

Specialist Trade Units (Candidates Must Choose Two Areas)

The qualification is entirely work-based, meaning there are no exams—your skills will be assessed through real-world tasks, observations, and a portfolio of evidence.

Pathways for the ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations (Construction)

The ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Building Maintenance Multi-trade Repair and Refurbishment Operations (Construction) is a nationally recognised qualification that equips professionals with the skills required for multi-trade building maintenance, repair, and refurbishment. This qualification ensures candidates develop competency in various construction disciplines while adhering to safety standards.

To achieve this qualification, candidates must complete four mandatory units, one unit from Optional Group A, and units from two other Optional Groups. These pathways allow candidates to specialise in different areas of building maintenance.

Available Pathways

1. Maintenance Carpentry and Joinery

This pathway focuses on carpentry-related building maintenance tasks.

✔ Maintaining non-structural carpentry work (e.g., repairing doors, windows, frames)
✔ Repairing, replacing, and renewing gates, posts, and fencing
✔ Using and maintaining hand tools, power tools, and equipment

Best suited for: Professionals involved in the maintenance of wooden structures in domestic and commercial buildings.

2. Maintenance Painting and Decorating

This pathway is designed for those specialising in painting and decorating as part of building maintenance.

✔ Applying paint systems by brush and roller
✔ Hanging standard paper wallcoverings
✔ Preparing background surfaces for painting and decorating

Best suited for: Professionals responsible for refurbishing interiors and exteriors through painting, wallpapering, and finishing.

3. Maintenance Tiling

A pathway tailored for individuals working in wall and floor tiling within building maintenance.

✔ Tiling wall and floor surfaces
✔ Preparing background surfaces for tiling
✔ Removing and renewing floor screeds

Best suited for: Workers maintaining tiled surfaces in kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces.

4. Maintenance Plastering

For professionals focusing on repairing and maintaining plastered surfaces.

✔ Applying finishing plaster to prepared surfaces
✔ Preparing background surfaces for plastering
✔ Maintaining wall coatings

Best suited for: Individuals working in repair and refurbishment projects involving plastering and decorative finishes.

5. Maintenance Roofing

This pathway is for professionals dealing with roof maintenance and repair.

✔ Maintaining slate and tile roofing
✔ Repairing sheeting and cladding systems
✔ Fixing roof membranes and associated components

Best suited for: Roof maintenance specialists handling repairs for residential and commercial properties.

6. Maintenance Trowel Occupations

For professionals maintaining and repairing masonry structures.

✔ Repairing and maintaining masonry structures
✔ Restoring stone and brickwork
✔ Matching existing masonry materials

Best suited for: Workers dealing with bricklaying, blockwork, and stonemasonry restoration.

Qualification Structure & Career Progression

Each pathway consists of mandatory core units and specialist units tailored to the chosen discipline. The qualification is competence-based, meaning candidates must provide workplace evidence demonstrating their practical skills.

Upon successful completion, candidates can apply for a CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card, improving employability in the construction and maintenance sector. The qualification supports career progression into roles such as supervisory positions, site management, and advanced technical construction roles.