Non-Domestic Energy Assessor Level 4 Combined

Course review:

The Energy Trust NDEA training allows you to become a Non Domestic Energy Assessor (NDEA) were your role will be varied, as you inspect and measure commercial buildings as a requirement of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive which was introduced for commercial buildings or industrial premises from April 2008.

Qualified and accredited Non Domestic energy Assessors are required to prepare these certificates. This presents an opportunity for you though our NDEA training to qualify as a Building Energy Assessor for non-domestic energy assessing.

Energy Trust is extending its highly regarded programme of energy assessor training and assessment to include this new NDEA training opportunity in the commercial buildings sector for non-domestic energy assessors.
Commercial Buildings include offices,retail shops,industrial units, warehouses, Public Houses and other commercial buildings that use energy to heat or cool.

With great facilities and expert training, Energy Trust has been delivering iSBEM training for Building Regulations compliance for ten years. We also carry out energy surveys & produce EPCs for a list of clients. With this pedigree we believe we are best placed to give you the quality of training that you need to become a skilled and confident assessor of the energy performance of commercial buildings delivering the services of a Non Domestic Energy Assesor.

What’s involved in NDEA training?

This NDEA training course is available to more experienced candidates who want to be involved in producing the mandatory energy performance certificates for commercial buildings which are either sold or rented.

NDEA Training is your route to become qualified as a NDEA in the quickest time possible. You will need to enrol on the level 4 NDEA course in your chosen area.

We have many locations and course dates to choose from. During your 3 or 5 day attendance you will learn all aspects of commercial energy assessment which includes surveying, building identification techniques, heating & lighting,understanding iSBEM software and learning to energy rate properties.
All our courses include live property assessments to give you real hands on experience in preparation for your new career role.

Once the attendance course is complete, you are required to complete a portflio of coursework. We give all candidates two years from attending the course to complete this work, although its usually completed much quicker (City and Guilds guided learning hours are 195 hours).