Who is it for?
 

This qualification is suitable for anyone responsible for designing LEV system components and evaluating their performance. This could include: 
 

• LEV designers/specifiers 
• Engineering personnel involved with the maintenance of LEV systems 
• Assigned lead LEV engineers within a company 
• LEV TExT, inspection and commissioning engineers 
• Occupational hygienists 
• Health and safety practitioners and managers 

It may also be suitable for those who wish to progress into these job roles. 

Level

The level of a qualification indicates the relative complexity and depth of knowledge and skills required to attain the qualification.  

This is a level 4 qualification in the BOHS qualifications framework 

How is it delivered? 

The P602 course is typically conducted over four days, which comprises a minimum of 24 hours of learning time. This includes 18 hours of teaching time and 6 hours' independent study (in your own time).  

The course can be delivered more flexibly, such as one day per week, but should still include 18 hours of teaching time.

Modules / Learning objectives

Overall objectives 

To provide you with the theoretical and practical knowledge for designing and evaluating the performance of local exhaust ventilation systems, to ensure that they effectively control airborne contaminants. 

Modules 

1. Workplace control principles 
2. Design of LEV systems 
3. Evaluation of the performance of LEV systems 
4. Practical 

Assessment

You must pass two parts within 12 months:  

• Written Theory examination
• Two case study submissions 

Support

BOHS provides: 

• A comprehensive Student Manual, which covers the full range of subject areas included in the qualification 
• Sample case study examples and submission guidance
• A support pack for tutors which provides sample examination questions and guidance on the written examination