Name of centre Morris Services Ltd. Address of centre or assessment site Postcode. Isouth West

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Assessor/V Page 1 of 14 Form EV External verifier visit report VTl 000090267 City~ Guilds Centre number L- ~ Name of centre Morris Services Ltd Address of centre or assessment site Postcode Did you visit this address? f not, please ~ enter the address of the site you visited L- ~ Postcode ~ Contact name Telephone number '-10_7_97_6_6_2_73_1_3 --' Contact email address City & Guilds managing region/nation south West Date of last activity 124-07-2010 Date of activity!04-12-2010 Start time Finish time 113:30:00 Type of activity L- ~ Date of next activity 103-12-2011 Type of next activity L- --' nitials LJ EV reference '-10_9_0_11_3_7 ---' Surname Title LM_r_.-.J '----------------------~ Has the previous action plan been met? f no, or partially then review the action plan and consider increasing tariff(s). Centre representatives met during visit Name Role Name Role ~ (' No (' Partially 1James Morris Les Holmes Assessor/V 2391-10 01-04-2011 Level 3 Certificate in nspection, Testing and 31-12-2013 Certification i 44 0 0 18 None None 01-04-2011 i Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and 2391-20 31-12-2013 23 0 0 12 None None Verification of 1 01-04-2011 2392 -'0 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in 31-12-2012 Fundamental nspection, 11 0 0 9 None None

Type of assessment Portfolio r Observed r Both Portfolio r Observed r Both Portfolio r Observed r Both Portfolio r Observed r Both Portfolio r Observed r Both Qualification unit and title Candidate name Awarding body enrolment no Awarding body registration date Centre enrolment date Planned completion date Name of assessor Date of last assessment Assessment location Name of V/QA staff responsible Was the assessment sampled by V/QA staff? Date of last V/QA sampling 1-1-- r r No r r No r r No r r No r r No Details of your sample Date qualification completed Date claimed/certificated assessor's decision? VlQA staff's decision? Comments on assessments externally verified r r No r r No r NA r r No r r No r r No r r No r NA r r No r NA r r No r NA r r No r r No r NA No NVQ provision being delivered at centre at moment but NVQ provision discussed relating to new QCF qualifications and centre requirements.

Qualification unit and title 2391-10, Level 3 Certificate in 1-10, Level 3 Certificate in 1-20, Level 3 Certificate in Candidate name Awarding body enrolment no Awarding body registration date Centre enrolment date Name of assessor Date of last assessment Planned completion date Name of V/QA staff responsible Was the assessment sampled by V/QA staff? Date qualification completed Details of your sample (indicate whether mandatory or optional assessment) James Morris Les Holmes 22-12-2009 22-12-2009 29-06-2010 31-12-2010 Robert Ellis James Morris Les Holmes 15-10-2009 15-10-2009 16-01-2010 31-12-2010 Marshall Robinson James Morris Les Holmes 06-03-2010 06-03-2010 04-09-2010 31-12-2010 ANDREW TUCKER ANDREW 06-03-2010 14-08-2009 06-03-2010 14-08-2009 ------ James Morris James Morris ~------l 04-09-2010 31-03-2010 Les Holmes 31-12-2010 31-12-2010 Les Holmes (it r No (i r No (i r No (i r No (i r No 12-07-2010 05-05-2010 08-09-2010 08-09-2010 05-05-2010 Unit practical assessment Unit practical assessment Unit practical assessment Unit practical assessment U'.. d..,, nit project assignment an candidate and assessor candidate and assessor candidate and assessor candidate and assessor d. V..,. assessor ocumentatlon. documentation. V records documentation. V records documentation. V records documentation. V records d an. d. d ' d. recor s d test rigs an test rigs an test rigs an test rigs Date claimed/certificated assessor's decision? V/QA staff's decision? 30-07-2010 11-06-2010 30-09-7010 30-09-2010 11-06-2010 ------------+--- -------4 (i r No (i r No (it r No (i r No (it r No (i r No r NA (i r No r NA (i r No r NA (i r No r NA (i r No r NA

Qualification unit and title Candidate name Awarding body enrolment no Awarding body registration date Centre enrolment date Name of assessor Date of last assessment Planned completion date Name of V/QA staff responsible Was the assessment sampled by V/QA staff? Date qualification completed Details of your sample (indicate whether mandatory or optional assessment) 2391-20, Level 3 Certificate in & Guilds Level 2 q2392-1 0, City & Mark Cook LEE FURLONG,..,ichael Canavan Jon.. '-J GCP9263 JCJ6222 PTJ2693 RJF9971 19-09-2008 05-04-2009 19-06-2009 31-08-2010 08-09-2010 19-09-2008 05-04-2009 19-06-2009 31-08-2010 08-09-2010 James Morris James Morris James Morris James Morris James Morris 20-11-2009 21-07-2009 08-05-2010 03-09-2010 01-11-2010 31-12-2009 31-03-2010 08-09-2010 08-09-2010 08-09-2010 Les Holmes Les Holmes Les Holmes Les Holmes Les Holmes (i r No (i r No (i r No (i r No (i r No 02-12-2009 19-09-2009 12-07-2010 08-09-2010 09-11-2010 Unit project assignment and Unit project assignment assessor documentation. V and assessor records documentation. V records Un~t practical assessment Un~t practical assessment Unit practical assessment candidate and assessor candidate and assessor candidate and assessor documentation. V records documentation. V records documentation. V records and test rigs and test rigs and test rigs Date claimed/certificated assessor's decision? V/QA staff's decision? ~ 02-12-2009 (i r No (i r No r NA 02-02-2010 (i r No r NA (i r No 30-07-2010 (i r No (i r No r NA 30-09-2010 (i r No r NA (i r No 11-11-2010 (i r No r NA (i r No

Sample reference Qualification unit and title Candidate name Awarding body enrolment no Awarding body registration date Centre enrolment date Name of assessor Date of last assessment Planned completion date Name of V/QA staff responsible Was the assessment 1-1----------1---------- sampled by V/QA staff? r r No r r No Date qualification completed Details of your sample (indicate whether mandatory or optional assessment) r r No r r No r r No Date claimed/certificated assessor's decision? VlQA staffs decision? r r No r r No r NA r r No r r No r NA r r No r r No r r No r r No r NA r r No r NA r r No r NA Comments on assessments externally verified A documents verified were to a very high standard. Also checked 2377 documentation and discussed 2330 qualification and changes to qualifications under QCF.

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1 Management systems Page 7 of 14 1.0 Are the centre's aims and policies in relation to Quality Assurance supported by senior management and understood by the assessment team? 1.0a Are there documented quality procedures? 1.0b Are progress reports and updates disseminated effectively? 1.0c s there evidence of support from senior management? 1.1 Are the centre's access and fair assessment policy and practice understood and complied with by assessors and candidates? 1.1 a 1.1 b 1.2 1.2a Does the centre have a working equal opportunities policy, implementation plan and effective review procedure? Do candidates have relevant information regarding the centre's equal opportunity provision? Are the roles, responsibilities, authorities and accountabilities of the assessment and verification team across all assessment sites clearly defined, allocated and understood? Are there adequate records of any remote, satellite or corporate client sites and their personnel? 1.2b Are all external provisions (satellite, corporate client etc) clearly documented regarding various roles and responsibilities? 1.2c Are CVs of all relevant staff available? 1.2d s a current organisation chart of the centre (or its training department or parent body) available? 1.2e Does the centre have named contact(s) responsible for the quality assurance and management of the programmes? 1.3 s there effective communication within the assessment team and with City & Guilds? 1.3a Are records of team meetings and meetings between team members current and available? 1.3b Are staff updates distributed in a timely manner? 1.3c Are there records of communication with City & Guilds? 1.4 s City & Guilds notified of any changes that may affect the centre's ability to meet the centre approval requirements? l.4a s there effective notification to the awarding body of changes in staff? l.4b s there effective notification to the awarding body of changes in physical resources? l.4c Have all programme provision changes been approved by City & ~..r, 1.5 Do assessors and V/QA staff have sufficient time, resources and authority to perform their roles and responsibilities effectively? l.5a l.5b l.5c 1.Sd Are there adequate records of tutor/assessor/candidate allocation? Are candidate/assessor ratios and time allocation adequate for qualification(s)? Has adequate time allocation been confirmed orally with staff? Do the staff have adequate authority to match their role?

1.6 s the information supplied to City & Guilds for the purpose of registration and certification complete al'l~ accurate? 1.6a Have candidates been registered with City & Guilds within the required ti...,o..."'lo,,? Can you confirm that the centre has NOT attempted to claim 1.6b certificates whilst under any restrictive sanctions? 1.6c Have relevant legislative requirements been complied with (data protection etc)? 1.7 Are queries about the qualification specification(s). assessment guidance or related City & Guilds material resolved and recorded? l.7a 1.7b Have issues or queries regarding any undefined programme(s)/ qualification(s) been referred to the most appropriate personnel both intemally within the centre and externally to City & Guilds? s there an effective mechanism for dealing with issues related to qualification(s)/programme(s)? 1.8 Are candidate records and details of achievements accurate, kept up to date, securely stored in line with City & Guilds requirements, and available for external verification and auditinq? 1.0d Are all achievemenvassessment records maintained as required by City & Guilds? 1.8b Are records stored securely and access appropriately restricted in all locations? 1.9 Are requests complied with for access to premises, records, information, candidates and staff for the purpose of external verification? Page 8 0 f 14 1.9a Was all requested access to premises, records, information, candidates i and staff made available to you? 1.9b s this an isolated incident that is likely to be resolved before the next activity? Comments on management systems including good practice -"- The centre has very good management systems in place and all information requested was made available to me. Centre has regular communication with me to keep me informed of any issues Qualification name and number EV recommended tariff! -10 Level 3 Certificate in nspection, Testing and Certification None 2391-20 Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and Verification of None 2392-10 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental nspection, None 2 Resources 2.0 2.0a Are there sufficient competent and qualified assessors and V/QA staff to meet the demand for assessment and verification/quality assurance activity? Are there sufficient qualified tutors/assessors (from approved staffing matrix)? 2.0b Are there sufficient qualified internal verifiers (from approved staffing matrix)? 2.0c Are there any qualified internal verifiers? (from approved staffing matrix) s a staff development programme established for the assessment and i 2.1 V<::.ifii.-GllV/ql lity assurance team in line with identified needs?

Page 9 of 14 2.1a Are development plans in place (including flexible learning opportunities) for all staff involved with City & Guilds provision? 2.1b s a staff handbook (or equivalent) issued to all staff and is their induction adequate? 2.1c Are staff development needs action planned and their training records available and appropriate? 2.1d s an ongoing CPD process in place and seen to be working throughout the team? 2.2 Are resource needs accurately identified in relation to the specific qualification(s) and resource(s) made available? 2.2a Are adequate resources available and is this recorded? 2.2b s there evidence that additional resources have been obtained? Do the delivery resources such as schemes of work or programme 2.2c plans/outlines clearly indicate content, mode of delivery and timescales and do they comply with the qualification(s)/programme(s)? (P) 2.2d s financial provision sufficient and available to support the qualification (s)? Does the equipment and accommodation used for the purposes of 2.3 assessment comply with the requirements of relevant health and safety acts? 2.3a s the public employee liability certificate current and on display? 2.3b Are records of risk assessments evident (observation/inspection of facilities)? 2.3c Are relevant policies such as health and safety compliant? 2.3d Are maintenance schedules, relevant to the qualification(s) delivery, up to date? Comments on resources including good practice All test rigs are meting required standards. teaching areas have moved within centre but are still high quality. Staff are continuing with CPD and had meet them at an event yesterday. Qualification name and number EV recommended tariff 2391-10 Level 3 Certificate in nspection, Testing and Certification None 2391-20 Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and Verification of None 2392-10 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental nspection, None 3 Candidate support 3.0 3.0a 3.0b Are information, advice and guidance about qualification procedures and practices provided to candidates and potential candidates? Are the induction programmes adequate and in line with City & Guilds requirements? s candidate information (qualification content, pathways, student handbook etc) relevant and readily available? 3.0c Are adequate candidate support services available? 3.0d 3.0e Were candidates aware of the requirements of the qualification(s)/ programme(s) prior to joining? Are promotional activities and recruitment practices for City & Guilds qualifications effective and efficient?

3.0f 3.1 3.1a 3.1b 3.1c 3.1d s pre-programme information and/or marketing material (paper and web based) available to potential candidates and their sponsors, relevant, accurate and up to date? Are candidates' development needs matched against the requirements of the qualification(s) and an agreed individual assessment plan established? Are appropriate diagnostic procedures (including knowledge and skill audits for N/SVQs) in place and demonstrated? Are individual development/assessment plans used and updated where relevant? Are learner/trainee contracts established and used (where appropriate)? s there adequate, documented support for CPO (continuing personal development)? 3.1e s one to one tutorial and/or pastoral support made available? 3.2 3.2a 3.3 3.4 Do candidates have regular opportunities to review their progress and goals and to revise their assessment plan accordingly? Are meetings between candidates and staff to review their progress adequate and recorded? s access to assessment encouraged through the use of a range of valid assessment methods? Are particular assessment requirements of candidates identified and met where possible? 3.4a Was appropriate use of Welsh or rish language used in assessments? Page 10 of 14 3.4b 3.4c 3.5 Are records of meetings between candidates and staff regarding particular assessment requirements maintained? s the proposed optional unit assessment available to review that the methodology was fair, appropriate and met the assessment criteria? s there an established appeals procedure that is documented and made available to all candidates? 3.5a s the appeals procedure in line with City & Guilds requirements? 3.5b Are any records of appeals evaluated and used to inform the centre's practice? 3.6 s unit certification made available to candidates? 3.6a Does the qualification documentation (induction or general information) state that unit certification is available? 3.6b Have unit certification claims been made in accordance with City & Guilds procedures? Comments on candidate support including good practice Good support being given to candidates evidenced on documentation and learners who have spoken to. Qualification name and number 2391-10 Level 3 Certificate in nspection, Testing and Certification 2391-20 Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and Verification of 2392-10 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental nspection, EV recommended tariff None None None 4 Assessment and verification

Are V/QA procedures and activities clearly documented, consistent 4.0 iwith national requirements and do they ensure the quality and!consistency of assessment? Page 11 of 14 4.0a Are internal verification/quality assurance policies and activities consistent with qualification requirements? 4.1 Are assessment decisions and practices regularly sampled and findings acted upon to ensure consistency and fairness? 4.1a 4.1b Are assessments planned and carried out according to qualification requirements? Are assessment decisions fair? 4.1c Are assessment decisions consistent? 4.1d Do assessments meet national standards? 4.1e s the assessed evidence authentic? 4.1f 4.1g 4.1h Does the assessment process ensure candidates are not disadvantaged? Have any changes to results been resolved? Were assessments ONLY undertaken in English, Welsh or rish languages? 4.1i Do all certificate claims meet assessment requirements? 4.1j Does the V sampling plan adequately cover the full range of assessment options and variations (CAMERA)? 4.1k Have all assessments been sampled as planned? 4.1/ s appropriate feedback given to tutors and assessors regarding their assessment decisions? 4.1m Do V/QA staff facilitate regular standardisation activities? 4.2 Are the records of internal verification activity maintained in line with City &GUilds requirements and made available for the purposes of! l1ljriitinn? 4.2a Were V/QA plans notified to City & Guilds before implementation? 4.2b Are records of assessment free from serious anomalies? 4.3 s the effectiveness of the internal verification strategy reviewed against national requirements and are corrective measures implemented? 4.3a s the effectiveness of the V/QA policy and practice regularly reviewed? 4.3b Are recommendations for enhancements to V/QA practices documented and implemented with a minimum of delay? 4.4 s assessment conducted by qualified and occupationally competent staff? 4.4a Was countersigning used appropriately? 4.5 s internal verification conducted by appropriately qualified and experienced staff? 4.5a Was countersigning used appropriately? Comments on assessment and verification including good practice A assessments meet required standards for awards being delivered. Qualifi"allvl elvll1l lellded 239

Page 12 of 14 2391-20 Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and Verification of None 2392-10 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental nspection, None 5 Records Are the achievements monitored and reviewed and used to inform 5.0 future qualification development activity? 5.0a s a review of the qualifications undertaken? 5.0b Are the results of this review effective and used to make improvements? Are candidate, employer and other feedback used to evaluate the 5.1 quality and effectiveness of qualification provision against the centre's stated aims and policies, leading to continuous improvement? 5.1a 5.1b Are views and opinions of external parties used to review the centres performance? Are the results of this review effective and used to make improvements? Are the actions identified by external verification visits disseminated to 5.2 appropriate staff and corrective measures implemented? 5.2a Has the EV's action plan been disseminated appropriately within the centre? 5.2b Are City & Guilds action plans being implemented as appropriate and within agreed timeframes? Do information and recording systems enable candidates' 5.3 achievements to be monitored and reviewed in relation to the centre's,equal opportunities policy? 5.3a s equal opportunities monitoring and review of achievements conducted and recorded? 5.3b s this review used to enhance the centre's approved City & Guilds provision? Comments on records including good practice A records kept to a very high standard Qualification name and number 2391-10 Level 3 Certificate in nspection, Testing and Certification 2391-20 Level 3 Certificate in Design, Erection and Verification of 2392-10 City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Fundamental nspection, EV recommended tariff None None None