Heating engineer courses

...There is an increased demand for Unvented systems within the UK housing market. Operatives must be aware of the skills required to ensure that these systems are installed to current Building Regulations G3. Suitable for: Domestic plumbing and heating engineers who are installing, commissioning...

... an electrician to carry out the work for you. Suitable for: This course is suitable for plumbers, kitchen fitters, heating engineers or any other tradesperson working in a domestic environment that may need to carry out electrical work...

...This course has been produced to enable plumbing and heating engineers to confirm their competence in the design, installation, service & maintenance of unvented hot water storage systems and issues as they relate to energy conservation measures as detailed under Part L1 of the Building Regulations...

...The aim of this course is to train candidates in the installation and safety requirements of unvented hot water systems. The candidate will have an understanding of Building Regulation Part G and associated legislation. Suitable for: This course is suitabe for existing heating engineers, plumbers...

... work to be safely and efficiently carried out on domestic gas installations and equipment. Suitable for: The course is specifically designed for plumbers and heating engineers with little or no prior experience of working in the gas industry, its aim is to provide you with the theoretical understanding...

... for: This course is suitable for plumbers, kitchen fitters, heating engineers and any other tradesperson who carries out extensive electrical work...

.... The course is designed to meet the needs of employees who may be exposed to RF signals. This would include antenna riggers and any roof worker such as heating engineers...

...Suitable for: Anyone who wishes to become a qualified gas safe engineer...

... registered plumbing and heating engineers. The 5-day course includes: Decommissioning the old suite Working with both copper and plastic pipe and fittings...

... for: This course is suitable for plumbers, kitchen fitters, heating engineers and any other tradesperson who carries out extensive electrical work...

...Gas Reassessment packages are designed for ACS qualified engineers who need to be reassessed after 5 years...

...For engineers with qualifications that have been expired more than 12 months. Discounted packages available for popular appliances taken at the same time... Learn about: Gas Safety...

...To create a fully interactive and immersive way of learning. Suitable for: course tutors, learners, students, colleges, educational organisations, training organisations, heating and plumbing manufacturers...

... and bending the pipe. Suitable for: This stand-alone course is aimed at experienced plumbers and heating engineers who can demonstrate their experience and expertise, needing only the qualification to further their career. Some time is allocated for workshop practice...

..., civil engineers, project developers from the solar thermal or other sectors, sales engineers active in the building industry, memebers of government bodies, young professionals, students...

...3. Entry requirements You must have the following: A Craft/NVQ Certificate in a trade such as Plumbing, Gas Engineer Electrical, Refrigeration...

...This programme develops the essential practical skills and underpinning knowledge for the craft of the Plumber or Heating and Ventilation engineer. Topics include installation, testing, commissioning and decommissioning of systems. Fabrication and installation of sheet lead products...

... and bending the pipe. Suitable for: This stand-alone course is aimed at experienced plumbers and heating engineers who can demonstrate their experience and expertise, needing only the qualification to further their career. Some time is allocated for workshop practice...

...This HETAS course is designed to ensure that Heating Engineers are competent to install combustion appliances - Solid Fuel and Wood, in accordance with current building regulations (England and Wales). Suitable for: Installers, Maintenance businesses, Chimney sweeps, Specifiers, Building Control...

... who undertakes basic electrical work as part of their main trade, for example: plumbers, kitchen fitters, joiners, heating engineers and loft conversion companies. An EAL Part P training certificate must also be held in order to self-certify any work carried out within a domestic property. Anyone looking...