Course-Specific Guidance
Follow the iCQ units and assessment criteria for this qualification.
About Level 3 Certificate in Facilities Management Practice
The Level 3 Certificate in Facilities Management Practice develops skills for managing facilities and supporting clients. Learn how to work with colleagues, monitor services and plan risk assessment.
This iCQ facilities management qualification suits staff and supervisors who can show these skills at work. HHF’s selected route has seven units worth 31 credits.
Start by discussing your role, evidence access and support needs with HHF Training. Agree a learning and assessment plan with your tutor and assessor.
Read the unit table and official specification before enrolling. Check that your duties give you a chance to meet each unit’s criteria.
Allow time to study, collect evidence and use feedback. Keep records of the criteria your work covers. Ask your assessor to explain any gaps and the next steps.
Who Is This Course For?
Facilities staff and supervisors who can demonstrate facilities services, client relationships and risk assessment in their work.
Learners aged 16 or above, as stated in the iCQ specification.
People seeking a regulated qualification aligned with their role and development goals.
Learners able to commit time to study, feedback and completing the required assessment evidence.
Qualification Structure and Units
What You Will Learn
This Level 3 facilities management course covers working relationships, services for clients and risk assessment. The selected units also cover team support, performance, security and sustainability.
- Connect learning with the facilities work you carry out.
- Use clear evidence to explain your decisions.
- Review your practice and choose areas to improve.
Your tutor and assessor help you understand each unit’s requirements.
Apply learning to relevant organisational situations and responsibilities.
Explain decisions clearly and connect evidence to the unit requirements.
Review your professional practice and identify realistic development priorities.
Entry Requirements and Evidence
You must be aged 16 or over. HHF checks your starting skills, experience and ability to complete the assessments.
You need real workplace responsibilities and evidence for every unit in the fixed route. Check the list before enrolling. Ask HHF if you are unsure about your access.
You must be able to read the materials, explain your work and use the agreed platform. Tell us about support or access needs early.
Assessment for Level 3 Certificate in Facilities Management Practice
Build a portfolio that shows your knowledge and practical skills. You need suitable work activities and genuine evidence for all seven listed units.
Your assessor agrees the methods and plan. Evidence may include workplace documents, observation, discussion and witness accounts where the unit rules allow them.
Submit your own work and meet every relevant criterion. Use feedback to fill gaps. Completion follows successful assessment and quality checks.
Study Planning for Level 3 Certificate in Facilities Management Practice
The specification gives a range of 139–211 Guided Learning Hours for the qualification. HHF’s selected seven-unit route totals 159 guided hours and 31 credits.
These figures measure supported learning and assessment time. They do not set a fixed completion date.
Agree a study plan with HHF Training. Your pace depends on your starting skills, available time and progress with workplace evidence.
Certification and Official Specification
Complete all required units, assessments and quality checks to earn the iCQ qualification. Its number is 601/7534/5.
Download the official iCQ course specification for the full learning outcomes, assessment criteria and qualification rules.
iCQ Awards
Qualification Number
601/7534/5
Read the official iCQ qualification specification for the unit requirements and assessment information.
Progression Opportunities
This facilities management certificate can support further development in facilities, supervision or operations. The next provider decides its entry requirements.
The award supports your development but does not guarantee a job, promotion or place on another course.
Explore HHF business management and leadership courses or contact HHF Training for guidance.
Why Study with HHF Training?
Manageable Study Plan
Agree a plan for learning, workplace evidence and progress reviews.
Practical Development
Connect what you learn with facilities work and client needs.
Tutor and Assessor Support
Get help with course requirements and feedback on your evidence.
Level 3 Certificate in Facilities Management Practice FAQs
It is an iCQ qualification in working relationships, facilities services and risk assessment. HHF’s selected route has seven units worth 31 credits. The qualification number is 601/7534/5.
You must be aged 16 or over. HHF also checks your background and whether you can meet the evidence and assessment requirements.
Yes. Workplace facilities assessment needs genuine evidence of your work. You must be able to carry out suitable activities for all listed units.
Build a portfolio of your knowledge and practical skills. Your assessor agrees a plan and methods. These may include workplace documents, observation, discussion and witness accounts where the unit rules allow them.
HHF’s seven-unit route totals 159 Guided Learning Hours. The specification gives an overall qualification range of 139–211 hours. Your completion date depends on your experience, study time and evidence progress. Agree a plan with HHF.
No. HHF offers the fixed seven-unit route listed on this page. You must complete every listed unit.
iCQ awards the qualification after successful assessment and quality checks. Its number is 601/7534/5.
Contact HHF Training to discuss your role, evidence access, study plan and support needs. Use Enrol Now when you are ready to buy the course.