If your to-do list includes pipes, wires, light repairs and even a bit of cleaning, this bundle was built for you. Covering electrician tasks, plumbing essentials, basic decorating, and care for bikes and vehicles, it’s your shortcut to tackling domestic issues with confidence and clarity.
It doesn’t stop at tools and fixtures either — communication, negotiation, and etiquette are all part of the mix. From COSHH to PUWER, safety and regulation are woven throughout. Whether you're the go-to person at home or managing a property, this is your all-in-one maintenance guide — minus the fluff.
Learning Outcomes:
- Handle basic plumbing, electrical and decorating tasks confidently.
- Apply PUWER and COSHH knowledge in domestic work settings.
- Maintain cars and bicycles with a task-focused approach.
- Communicate clearly when offering maintenance-related support.
- Use telephone etiquette in property or facilities calls.
- Negotiate tasks and quotes using structured communication methods.
Who is this Course For:
- Individuals handling various home maintenance responsibilities.
- Self-employed handypersons seeking structured support topics.
- Carers or helpers managing daily fix-it jobs.
- Maintenance staff in rental or office facilities.
- DIY enthusiasts brushing up essential repair knowledge.
- People managing light property improvement projects.
- Those involved in bike and vehicle upkeep.
- Workers needing PUWER and COSHH familiarity.
Career Path:
- Handyperson (Multi-Skilled) – £25,500/year
- Maintenance Assistant – £24,000/year
- Property Repairs Operative – £25,000/year
- Electrical Maintenance Support – £26,500/year
- Domestic Services Technician – £24,500/year
- Facilities Operative – £26,000/year
