This ProQual Level 2 Award in Machinery Safety for Maintenance Engineers ,Ofqual-regulated qualification is designed for maintenance engineers and technicians who work on, repair, adjust, or clean fixed and mobile machinery across UK industrial environments and require formal recognition of their machinery safety knowledge. Below are the specific roles and individuals who should attend.

• Maintenance Engineers (Mechanical): Mechanical maintenance professionals responsible for repairing, servicing, and adjusting industrial machinery including conveyors, presses, mixers, and production line equipment.
• Maintenance Engineers (Electrical): Electrical maintenance staff who isolate, test, and re-energise machinery requiring deep understanding of safe isolation and lock-off procedures.
• Multi-Skilled Maintenance Technicians: Technicians who perform both mechanical and electrical maintenance tasks on a wide range of industrial and manufacturing equipment.
• Plant Maintenance Fitters: Fitters who dismantle, repair, and reassemble heavy machinery, requiring thorough knowledge of guarding, interlocks, and safe access during maintenance.
• Industrial Machinery Repair Technicians: Technicians who respond to breakdowns and perform emergency repairs on live or partially isolated equipment in production environments.
• Maintenance Supervisors and Team Leaders: Supervisors who oversee maintenance teams and must ensure all work is carried out in compliance with PUWER and HSE guidance.
• Facilities Maintenance Engineers: Engineers maintaining building services equipment including HVAC systems, lifts, boilers, and automated building management machinery.
• Apprentice Maintenance Engineers: Engineering apprentices in mechanical, electrical, or multi-skilled pathways requiring formal machinery safety training as part of their apprenticeship framework.
• Contract Maintenance Engineers: Agency or freelance maintenance staff who work across multiple client sites and need verifiable machinery safety competence before starting assignments.
• International Maintenance Engineers Working to UK Standards: Overseas-based maintenance professionals working on UK-manufactured machinery or sites requiring full PUWER and HSE compliance standards.