Level 3Advanced · A-Level equivalent
Lift and escalator engineering
Carrying out the installation or maintenance, repair and modernisation of lifts and escalators.
Typical duration
3 years
Training funded
Fully funded
Route
Engineering and manufacturing
Standard ref
ST0252
Role overview
A lift and escalator engineer installs, maintains, repairs, and modernises passenger and goods lifts, escalators, and moving walkways in a wide range of buildings. At level 3, apprentices develop mechanical and electrical engineering skills alongside specific knowledge of lift systems, safety legislation, and testing procedures. The role leads to lead engineer, inspector, or project supervisor positions in the vertical transportation sector.
Careers this apprenticeship leads to
Salary progression, top employers and day-to-day reality for the roles this standard prepares you for.
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