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SAQA Qualification · 118083

QCTO Compliant

General Glazing Installer

Credits
160
NQF
NQF Level 2
Seta
CHIETA

R48 000

(Once-off Institutional License Fee)

Professional Role & Capability Blueprint


Target Designation
Certified General Glazing Installer Practitioner
Competency Focus
Master specialised practical applications, safety criteria, and regulatory mandates required of a qualified General Glazing Installer.
Academic Weight
Full national recognition at NQF Level 2 yielding 160 credits upon successful PoE verification.

Strategic Institutional Purpose


Audit Objective
Formulated to systematically bridge operational skills deficits under the governing CHIETA quality matrix.
Value Proposition
Equips your workforce with measurable, legally compliant skills to optimise productivity, satisfy Workplace Skills Plans (WSP), and unlock maximum B-BBEE scorecard weight.

Who is this for


Who should enrol? Entry-level workers, school leavers, or career changers who want to gain foundational skills. The General Glazing Installer welcomes learners from diverse backgrounds, including those with limited formal education but relevant practical experience. The flexible learning approach ensures that everyone can progress at their own pace while achieving the same high standard of competence.

Qualification Rules · Module Matrix


Official SAQA module breakdown parsed from the qualification's registered rules.

Knowledge Modules (KM)

59 cr

Theory · 8 modules

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-013 cr

    Introduction to the Glazier Trade

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-023 cr

    Health and Safety Requirements related to the Glazier Trade

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-033 cr

    Trade related and Engineering Tools and Instruments

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-045 cr

    Basic Cutting, Breaking and Processing

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-0516 cr

    Scaffolding, Working at Heights, Fall Arrest Systems and Ladders

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-0610 cr

    Drawings and Applied Sciences

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-078 cr

    Quality as Applied within the Glazing Environment

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-KM-0811 cr

    Materials and Fabrication Techniques

    NQF Level 3

Practical Skill Modules (PM)

63 cr

Applied · 7 modules

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-015 cr

    Select, Use and Maintain Hand, Measuring and/or Power Tool

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-022 cr

    Inspect the Tool-box and Resources in Preparation for the Job

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-0328 cr

    Erect Scaffolding, Assemble Fall Prevention Systems, Safe Use Ladders and Erect Aluminium Towers

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-043 cr

    Prepare Glazing Work Area

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-0510 cr

    Handle, Cut and Install Glazing Materials

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-0610 cr

    Install and Replace a Variety of Glazing Solutions

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-PM-075 cr

    Perform Risk Assessment to Identify and Mitigate Worksite Risks

    NQF Level 3

Work Experience Modules (WM)

28 cr

Site · 3 modules

  • 642501-000-01-00-WM-018 cr

    Performing Fundamental Glazing Activities whilst Adhering to Health and Safety Requirements

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-WM-028 cr

    Fall Arrest Systems and Processes

    NQF Level 2

  • 642501-000-01-00-WM-0312 cr

    Processes and Procedures for Erecting and Dismantling Access Scaffolding up to 6m

    NQF Level 2

Total Credits (SAQA)150

Official SAQA Curriculum


Source of truth · SAQA ID 118083 · Field 06 - Manufacturing, Engineering and Technology › Manufacturing and Assembly

Min Credits
160
Registered
2021-03-25
Re-registration
2025-12-31
Purpose

The purpose of this qualification is to prepare a learner to operate as a General Glazing Installer. A General Glazing Installer glazes wooden or steel frames with putty. A qualified learner will be able to: • Plan and prepare and select the relevant equipment and materials for glazing. • Prepare surface for glazing operations. • Perform glazing operations according to specifications. • Repair and/or replace fabricated glazing solutions according to specifications. • Perform post glazing operations.

Rationale

This qualification is aimed at learners who wish to pursue their careers within the glazing industry as General Glazing Installers. It serves as an entry qualification into the glazing industry. Completion of this qualification provides learners with opportunities to enrol for higher level glazing related qualifications such as Prefabricated Glazing Solution Installer, Film/Coating Glazing Applicator, Fabricated Glazing Solution Installer and Specialised Glazing Solution Installer. Thereby increasing their employment or entrepreneurial opportunities. During the development of this qualification, cognisance of building regulations and technical standards that promote quality, safe installation practices and energy efficiency in buildings was taken. The General Glazing Installer qualification also makes provision for people to progress within this discipline to specialisation areas, including but not limited to: window and door systems, specialised glazing systems, furniture applications as well as regulatory functions. The range of typical learners that will enter this qualification are new entrants, both employed and unemployed, who would like to gain access opportunities for further skills development within the glazing industry. This qualification will benefit learners by providing them with skills that will enhance their potential for employment or to run their own businesses with well-structured, relevant, and current competencies. Qualified learners will be able to advance their careers by enrolling for higher level qualifications that will empower and capacitate them for higher level responsibilities in technical and managerial fields in the glazing industry. Improved employment opportunities will contribute to socioeconomic development and upliftment. Sectoral needs such as glazing services for domestic, commercial and industrial purposes will be addressed by qualified and competent General Glazing Installers. The overall benefits for the economy would include contribution to the reduction of unemployment and the establishing of a wide skills base indispensable for future growth in the building and architectural sectors. This qualification makes allowance for feeder occupations to gain access to the Glazier occupation. The General Glazier Installer qualification also makes provision for people to progress within this discipline to specialisation areas, including but not limited to: window and door systems, specialised glazing systems, furniture applications as well as regulatory functions. The range of typical learners that will enter this qualification are new entrants, both employed and unemployed, who would like to gain access opportunities for further skills development within the glazing industry.

Learning Assumed to be in Place & RPL

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): RPL for access to the External Integrated Summative Assessment: Accredited providers and approved workplaces must apply the internal assessment criteria specified in the related curriculum document to establish and confirm prior learning. Accredited providers and workplaces must confirm prior learning by issuing a statement of results or certifying a work experience record. RPL for access to the Qualification: Accredited providers and approved workplaces may recognise prior learning against the relevant access requirements. Entry Requirements: The minimum entry requirement for this qualification is: • NQF Level 1 qualification with Mathematics.

Exit Level Outcomes
  • Plan, prepare and select relevant equipment and materials for glazing.
  • Prepare surface for glazing operations.
  • Perform glazing operations according to specifications.
  • Repair and/or replace fabricated glazing solutions according to specifications.
  • Perform post glazing operations.
QCTO & CHIETA AlignedSAQA 118083

Qualification 118083 · Curriculum Architecture

Occupational Certificate: General Glazing Installer · NQF Level 2 (160 Credits)

Filter View
§ 01

Three Curriculum Pillars

59
Credits

Knowledge Modules

Classroom & E-Learning

KM-01 to KM-08 · 8 modules
  • Facilitated lectures & self-study
  • Written question banks
  • Formative comprehension checks
63
Credits

Practical Skill Modules

Simulated Line Tasks

PM-01 to PM-07 · 7 modules
  • Simulated line tasks
  • Observation rubrics
  • Structured task sheets
28
Credits

Work Experience Modules

On-the-Job Production

WM-01 to WM-03 · 3 modules
  • On-the-job rotation
  • Mentor logbooks
  • Workplace sign-offs
§ 02

Evidence & Audit Pipeline

Learner Portfolio of Evidence (PoE)
Owner · Candidate
1
Admin & Registration

ID, learner contract, induction pack, POPIA consent.

2
Knowledge Evidence

Written assessments & question banks — KM-01 to KM-07.

3
Practical Evidence

Task sheets, observation rubrics, assessor photos.

4
Workplace Evidence

Logbooks, mentor sign-offs, supervisor letters.

Assessor Master File
Owner · Registered Assessor
5
Assessment Reports

Judgements, learner feedback, remediation agreements, appeals log.

Internal Moderation & Quality File
Owner · Moderator / SDP
6
Moderation Evidence

10% sampling matrix, HACCP/LOTO compliance sheets, SDP sign-off.

§ 03

Final Accreditation Gateway

Step 1
Statement of Results

Issued by the accredited Skills Development Provider once internal moderation is signed off.

Step 2
EISA Readiness Declaration

Provider submits declaration + PoE to the Assessment Quality Partner (AQP).

Step 3
National Qualification Certificate

QCTO awards the SAQA-registered certificate on successful EISA outcome.

Learner Certified · Uploaded to National Learner Records Database (NLRD)

Learning Material Stack


Learner Guide
Facilitator Guide
Assessment Instruments
SETA Alignment Matrix

Start-to-Exit Moderation Timeline


  1. 1

    Pre-Delivery Setup

    Facilitator induction, learner enrolment forms, baseline assessment, PoE folder issue. Alignment matrix stamped.

  2. 2

    Delivery & Formative Moderation

    Modular rollout with formative assessments per KM/PM. Internal moderator reviews evidence weekly; feedback loop before summatives.

  3. 3

    Summative & External Moderation

    Summative assessments captured, PoE finalised, submitted for external moderation. Certification uploaded to the SETA/QCTO.

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18 Modules · 160 Credits · CHIETA

Broken Standard

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  • Missing formative/summative assessments
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  • 🎲Facilitators improvise General Glazing Installer delivery
  • 🕳️PoE gaps flagged in moderation
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