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  1. Fire safety engineer (level 6)

    Provide specialist, fire-related information across the built environment to protect people and property from the destructive effects of fire by applying science and engineering principles.

    Level
    6 - equal to degree
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Construction and the built environment
    Duration
    60 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £27,000
  2. Hire controller (plant, tools and equipment) (level 2)

    Providing specialist plant, tools, machinery or equipment on short or long-term hire.

    Level
    2 - equal to GCSE
    Type
    Apprenticeship
    Job category
    Construction and the built environment
    Duration
    12 months
    Maximum funding from government
    £6,000