Our training facilities
BPEC: Rainwater Harvesting and Greywater Recycling Course
Duration: 2 days
Suitable for: Plumbers, Installers, Engineers, Architects,
Code Assessors
Certification: BPEC
Course fee: £300.00 (+ £75 Manual & Certification
Fee) plus VAT
Assesment method: Open book multiple choice method.
Summary - Rainwater Harvesting and Greywater Recycling will become more prevalent with the introduction of maximum per head usage figures for new build properties as defined by Part G of the Building Regulations and the Code for Sustainable Homes.
Both of these documents allow the use of Rainwater and Greywater for non-potable uses such as toilet flushing and garden watering.
The BPEC course will introduce installers to the different types of rainwater harvesting, greywater recycling and point of use systems that they may encounter in the UK marketplace.
It must be noted that such a course will emphasise common system configurations that most installers are likely to encounter. The syllabus covers information required by qualified building services engineers or plumbers to install these systems and will include legal and safety issues and will enable installers to comply with the requirements of the Code for Sustainable Homes.
This package was developed in conjunction with the UK Rainwater Harvesting Association
BPEC: Renewable Energy Awareness Course
Duration: 2 days
Suitable for: anyone wishing to understand about microgeneration
Certification: BPEC
Course fee: £299.00 plus VAT (Includes manual and
certification)
Assesment method: Open book multiple choice method.
Summary - This BPEC renewable energy course is open to anyone wishing to gain a further insight in renewable energy awareness.
The renewable energy awareness course includes solar thermal, solar PV, micro wind, micro hydro, biomass, ground and air source heat pumps awareness training.
The Course is designed for anyone who wishes to know more about renewable energy technologies, from customers to specifiers. It is not an installers course, but serves as an introduction to the green energy and environmental technologies involved.
The course is delivered on a modular basis starting with an introduction/context setting module which explains why we need to consider renewable energy systems within our homes.
The course continues with further modules which look at each technology in context and asseses the capabilities of each, what they can and cannot provide, how they work and assess the potential financial benefits and payback period.
Attendees can, if they wish, take a short open book assessment which, if successful, shows their understanding of the basics of each of the technology.
• Covers the major microgeneration energy
technologies
• Open to all
• Useful introduction to renewable technology
• Very beneficial course for Domestic & Commercial Energy Assesors.