Level 3 Award in Auditing of a Gas Business Work Management Procedures
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General Information
Qualification Content
Unit 1: Auditing Practices and Procedures
Unit 2: Auditing a Gas Business’s Work Management Procedures
This qualification is designed for learners undertaking gas auditing of a gas business’s work management procedures and consists of 2 knowledge only units.
The Learner will be able to:-
- Plan for an audit,
- Conduct an audit,
- Know the requirements for maintaining audit records and information,
- Know how to apply audit interview techniques,
- Know the purpose and function of an audit report,
- Know the structure and format of a written audit report,
- Know how to provide feedback on the findings of the audit,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for the recruitment and selection of gas operatives and how the monitoring of their work performance is conducted,
- Audit a gas business’s management of gas operatives training, qualifications and work allocation,
- Audit a gas business which supervises and quality controls the work of direct employed, sub contract and agency gas operatives,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for maintaining gas operative work records and documentation,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for managing the issue and maintenance of tools, equipment and materials,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for managing effective customer care,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for managing the key support functions of the business,
- Audit a gas business’s procedures for the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) and the Gas Industry Unsafe Situations Procedures (GIUSP)
Prerequisites and Assessment Methods
None
Non-invigilated open book examination
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What careers can this qualification lead to?
This qualification supports career development in areas such as:
- Gas Auditor assessing management procedures and compliance
- Compliance or Quality Control Officer within a gas business
- Gas Supervisor
Becoming a qualified auditor not only ensures compliance but also provides a robust benchmark for best practice, which is increasingly valued in the gas sector.
What progression opportunities are available when I complete this qualification?
This qualification also strengthens opportunities for progression into compliance management, safety inspection, or broader leadership roles within the gas sector.
What is involved in delivering this qualification?
To deliver the Level 3 Award in Auditing of a Gas Business’s Work Management Procedures, a training centre must be approved by LCL Awards and meet their delivery and quality assurance requirements.
Centres need experienced teachers and assessors with strong technical knowledge of gas safety and auditing, as well as relevant teaching and assessment qualifications. Delivery must be supported by access to up-to-date regulations and guidance, including the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations (GSIUR), GIUSP, RIDDOR, and other industry standards that underpin audit practice.
Assessment involves both written short-response tasks and a practical audit of a gas business’s management systems. This means centres must ensure learners have the opportunity and support to complete a real-world audit, either within their own organisation or another gas business, and to produce a portfolio of evidence. Centres must therefore have the systems in place to oversee this process, provide guidance, and maintain secure verification of assessment outcomes.