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Description
What does a Retrofit Coordinator do?
Retrofit Coordinators manage the PAS 2035 process throughout a project. Crucially, the Retrofit Coordinator ensures compliance with the procurement, specification, and delivery of measures in all domestic retrofit projects.
Guiding the decision-making process, the Retrofit Coordinator protects the resident or homeowner’s interest from survey to handover.
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Who should become a Retrofit Coordinator?
To become a Retrofit Coordinator you need to have a qualification in a built environment subject that is at least Level 3 with a minimum of 12 credits (your credits should be detailed on your certificate). Level 3 qualifications are equivalent to an A Level certification.
If you hold a university degree relevant to the built environment this would also meet the entry requirements for this course.
Retrofit Coordinators can be currently operating in a wealth of jobs and disciplines. Some of our most recent graduates include:
- Asset Manager
- Architect
- Building Surveyor
- Technical Manager
- Consultant Engineer
- Project Manager
