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This course will teach you: Key requirements for installation of EESS. How to identify equipment, arrangements and operating modes, and prepare designs and installation of EESS. How to install EESS. Key requirements for (and how to conduct) initial verification and handover of EESS. This Level 3 Award, in accordance with the IET Code of Practice for EESS, is a regulated, nationally recognised qualification is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS).

This course will teach you: Install, commission and handover small-scale solar PV systems. Inspect, service and maintain small-scale solar PV systems. This Level 3 award is a regulated, nationally recognised qualification, based on industry National Occupational Standards. It is recognised by Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies as a way to join the scheme.

This course will teach you: Installation of dedicated conductive charging equipment for electric and hybrid vehicles, including extended-range vehicles. Installation of AC and DC charging equipment for plug-in electric vehicles. This Level 3 Award complies with BS EN 61851 and the fourth edition of the Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Equipment Installations. It has been updated to include changes made by BS7671:2018+A2:2022.

The C&G 18th Edition Wiring Regulations (2382-22) course, is designed for electricians and other installers (gas engineers, kitchen/bathroom fitters, plumbers and builders) who complete domestic electrical work, such as wiring in a boiler or shower. Knowledge of 18th, alongside experience and a recognised qualification, is necessary to join a recognised Competent Persons Scheme.

This course will teach you: The latest industry standards and regulatory framework relating to heating design. How to size heat emitters, pumps and pipework, and domestic hot water systems. Basic design principles of system configurations.

This course will teach you: The background and legislation relating to the Water Regulations, including design and installation requirements.

This course will teach you; To understand and be competent when carrying out the design of heating systems, in accordance with Approved Document Part L of the Building Regulations 2021 edition.

This course will teach you: Monobloc concept, product layout and hardware installation. System hydraulics, pipework and valves. Wiring and control boxes. Water quality and pre-start up checks.

This course will teach you: Regulations, standards and guidelines. An understanding of hot water expansion and storage. How to install, service and maintain hot water systems.

This course will teach you how to: Install, commission and handover solar and active solar thermal hot water systems. Inspect, service and maintain active solar and active solar thermal hot water systems. This Level 3 Award is regulated by Ofqual and recognised by Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) as evidence of competence to install and maintain solar thermal hot water systems.

Due to the introduction of the Government Heat Pump Training Grant we are able to offer a £500 refund for all Heating Engineers who wish to become Air Source Heat Pump trained and qualified.