We do our best to offer you transferable skills, information, and understanding that can be utilised in any organisational context. This qualification will represent the core qualities you need to turn your goals into a reality and enable you to continue further education to expand on these abilities or focus on a more specific occupational route.

Support Materials

• 1. Organisational Policies, Procedures and Levels of Authority in Maintaining Office Equipment
• 2. Different Types of Office Equipment and Their Uses
• 3. Following Manufacturer’s and Organisational Instructions When Operating Equipment
• 4. Equipment Faults Likely to be Experienced and How to Deal with These
• 5. Keeping Waste to a Minimum When Using Office Equipment
• 6. Maintaining Equipment to the Standard Specified by the Organisation or the Manufacturer

• Acknowledge organisational policies, procedures and levels of authority in maintaining office equipment.
• Recognise the types of equipment faults likely to be experienced and the correct way of dealing with these.
• Follow manufacturer’s and organisational instructions when operating equipment.
• Make sure that equipment conforms with health and safety requirements.
• Grasp administrative procedures to keep waste to a minimum.

• Business owners
• Students
• Corporation employees
• Individuals who want to progress in the field of administration

Each learner must create a portfolio of evidence generated from appropriate assessment tasks, which demonstrates achievement of all the learning outcomes associated with the unit. Upon completing the assignment, learners must declare that the work produced is their own, and the Assessor will countersign this. 
The learner will complete internally assessed work in accordance with the specification.

• Office manager
• Administrative clerk
• Human resource manager