Fence installer jobs

Our Level 2 certificate in fencing is for both new and established operators, and it will help you become an expert in the field.

Overview in short

Individuals who choose to make their living in the construction or fencing industries have access to a diverse selection of job options. With the completion of this Diploma, a Fencing Operative will be allowed to work toward the following level, which is that of a Fencing Installer.

A Level 2 Diploma in Work-based Fencing is awarded by the Lantra Awards. General Fencing is a Competency Based Qualification (CBQ), which is based on the fencing National Occupational Standards (NOS). These fencing NOS exist to ensure that personnel working within the industry meet the required minimum standards. General Fencing is one of the qualifications that can be earned.

You will come away from this certificate having gained the information, understanding, and abilities that are reflective of the working practices of fencing operators.

The nitty-gritty particulars

This qualification has been established to provide you the chance to acquire a nationally recognized certification that represents the national criteria for a number of fencing jobs. This qualification has also been developed so that you may take advantage of this opportunity.

Your knowledge, understanding, and abilities in the following areas will be evaluated as part of this qualification:

Regarding work-based fences, the rules and industry norms that apply are as follows:

The dangers and threats that come with operating in close proximity to subsurface utilities and infrastructure

Putting in place the necessary lines and levels on-site

On-site material receiving, material processing, and material storage for fence

The assembly and use of hand-held power tools and its many accessories

The repair of fences that were in poor condition.

The secure preparation of the ground and development of foundations for the installation of barriers and/or restraining devices for vehicles

The correct positioning and fastening of fence posts and/or vehicle restraint devices in a safe manner

The secure positioning and fastening of the various components of the fence and/or the vehicle restraint systems.

The laying of foundations or the installation of anchors in preparation for a fence.

The evaluation will include the submission of a portfolio, as well as video and audio evidence, backed by witness testimonies, as well as practical observation and evaluation.

The qualification specification contains further information about the unit content that may be obtained there.

If you are able to demonstrate that you have achieved the appropriate requirements during the assessment, you will be awarded a Lantra certificate. This certificate may be used as proof toward obtaining your FISS or CSCS blue skills card.

An apprentice just starting out in the profession will get the foundational training they need to acquire their Level 2 accreditation.

After demonstrating that you have achieved the Level 2 certificate to your satisfaction, you will be allowed to go on to the Level 3 qualification in order to continue expanding your knowledge and capabilities.

Who is expected to show up?

If you are interested in working in fencing in general, you need to have this certificate. It will prepare you to go on to the Lantra Awards Level 3 Diploma in Work-based Fencing by giving you the foundational knowledge you need.

What exactly will be discussed?

Your knowledge, understanding, and abilities will be evaluated upon completion of this certification in the following categories, respectively:

Regarding work-based fences, the rules and industry norms that apply are as follows:

The dangers and threats that come with operating in close proximity to subsurface utilities and infrastructure

Putting in place the necessary lines and levels on-site

On-site material receiving, material processing, and material storage for fence

The assembly and use of hand-held power tools and its many accessories

The repair of fences that were in poor condition.

The secure preparation of the ground and development of foundations for the installation of barriers and/or restraining devices for vehicles

The correct positioning and fastening of fence posts and/or vehicle restraint devices in a safe manner

The secure positioning and fastening of various components of fence and/or vehicle restraint systems

Installing a fence requires the construction of foundations or anchors.