Performance indicators:
1. defines and completes complex engineering tasks using appropriate contemporary knowledge of the natural sciences and engineering (mathematics, physics, engineering mechanics, material technology, programming, thermodynamics, heat transfer, hydrogen gas mechanics, fuels and combustion, engineering graphics, strength of materials, etc.);
2. links engineering with social, economic, environmental and ethical aspects using knowledge of economics, social studies and humanities (business and economics, business processes, etc.);
3. utilises solutions linked to fields related to thermal energetics (e.g. ICT, construction, electricity, automatics and mechanics);
4. assesses the applicability of technologies taking into consideration user needs, the market situation and restrictions;
5. uses a computer for information processing, communication, safety and problem-solving at the Independent user level and for content creation at the Advanced user level (see Annex 2 – Scale of self-assessment in digital competence);
6. uses appropriate hardware and modern software solutions to resolve specialist problems (e.g. modelling, simulation, analytical and synthesis technology and smart network solutions) and can choose the best hardware and software for a project;
7. keeps up to date with developments in digital technology and supports others in improving their ICT skills;
8. follows the occupational requirements of legal acts and standards, e.g. work organisation and occupational safety requirements;
9. is guided in their work by the requirements of the professional ethics of engineers, (see Annex 3 – Engineer’s professional ethics and code of conduct);
10. supports the wider promotion of the work and occupation of engineering through their actions and protects the interests of the occupation;
11. maintains their qualifications, keeps up to date on technological developments and proposes innovations to improve energy efficiency;
12. mediates and provides technical information for everybody in a comprehensive manner and participates actively in discussions and meetings;
13. uses at least one foreign language at the B2 level (see Annex 4 – Language skills level descriptions).

Performance indicators:
1. creates and maintains effective professional relationships and networks with individuals, colleagues and business partners (including organisations), bearing in mind their goals and quality of service;
2. organises the work of teams, instigating activities and guiding their progress towards results;
3. plans the project financially, keeps the project in line with its planned budget and legal acts, creates a functioning supply chain using principles of project management;
4. delegates work fairly and expediently, granting rights and authorisation, including workers and motivating them;
5. observes and checks work performance, giving appropriate/constructive feedback in a timely manner and making suggestions to improve further work;
6. passes on professional skills and knowledge, taking into account the needs and expectations of those being supervised;
7. shapes appropriate professional attitudes through active inclusion.

Performance indicators:
1. creates an informative and graphically comprehensible project layout, following technical calculations performed beforehand, competence restrictions (see Annex 1) and construction planning standards, norms and other normative documents;
2. chooses and utilises appropriate expertise, including software to fulfil the design task;
3. compiles a project layout, dealing with the necessary information materials (e.g. explanatory statements, charts, blueprints, graphic materials and other relevant documents) in accordance with the engineering content of the solution.

Performance indicators:
1. assesses their own capabilities in regard to the complexity and volume of the expert analysis to be compiled and decides on the need to involve further experts;
2. observes the competence restrictions of construction expertise (see Annex 1);
3. checks whether the construction project is in accordance with valid requirements, data (customer needs, previous blueprints, etc.) and planning conditions;
4. checks whether the separate parts of construction projects are in accordance with the source data and concept and whether the concept is in accordance with best practice;
5. compiles an expert analysis report in which they outline the results of the analysis without contradictions and in a comprehensible manner.

Performance indicators:
1. observes the competence restrictions of construction management (see Annex 1);
2. estimates the volume of construction work based on the project and requests a quote for the necessary materials, equipment and contractor work;
3. compiles or commissions a project for completing specialised work (including the organisation scheme of the construction site, work safety measures and timetables) and a budget;
4. gathers the necessary resources for specialised work on the construction site;
5. organises construction work in their specialised field in accordance with occupational standards, timetables and the project's budget and following occupational health and safety requirements and environmental protection requirements;
6. commissions or compiles schematics of products, explanatory statements and other documents, making sure that they are in accordance with construction norms and quality standards;
7. organises documentation (e.g. completed work, measuring and testing acts, implementation schematics, equipment and material documentation and maintenance and user manuals) as required;
8. organises quality control to assess compliance with construction norms and quality requirements before the transfer of the construction site.

Performance indicators:
1. follows the competence restrictions pertaining to owner’s supervision;
2. assesses the compliance of the design documentation forming the basis for construction with applicable legislation;
3. checks whether construction work is in accordance with the construction project for which the construction permit was issued;
4. verifies that environmental and occupational safety regulations and maintenance requirements are followed in areas related construction in their area of specialisation;
5. verifies the existence of construction documents drafted during construction activities and their proper and timely drafting, presentation and revision;
6. verifies the compliance of the documentation of the technical system or network being installed with requirements and on the basis of the documents submitted their compliance with requirements and accordance with the construction project;
7. notifies clients of any deficiencies identified in the course of owner supervision.

Performance indicators:
1. compiles maintenance plans and operation plans for technological networks and systems in accordance with the use and maintenance manuals provided by the manufacturer;
2. supervises and assesses the progress of technological processes (gas, district heating, refrigeration, etc.);
3. manages technological networks and systems in accordance with operation manuals, assesses potential risks involved in operating them;
4. checks the compliance of energy devices and systems with standards, normative documents and technical requirements, as well as operating readiness;
5. manages the maintenance, regulation and upkeep of technological networks and systems in their area of specialisation, following appropriate maintenance manuals;
6. organises the elimination of faults in technological networks and systems, offers solutions to problems related to potential deviations;
7. systematises and documents operation and management activities in a format that can be reproduced.