Unvented Hot Water Systems
This unvented course is suitable for engineers who want to work on unvented hot water systems only or who are looking to renew their unvented qualification.
Unvented Hot Water Systems with Water Regulations
Successful completion leads to certification by NICEIC and will enable registration with a competent person scheme and self-certification of installations.
This two-day course is a balanced mix of theory and practical training, and will cover the following:
- An insight into domestic hot water
- Its evolution and the main differences between vented and unvented systems
- Different types of unvented systems including controls and layouts
- Installation
- Commissioning
- Maintenance of unvented systems
Water Regulations Advisory Scheme (WRAS)
The WRAS course is essential for any plumber looking to apply to their local water authority, water industry-approved plumber scheme, plumbing CPS or MCS registration body.
The course is for heating and plumbing installers who need to gain the knowledge of the Water Regulations (1999) before applying to join their local water authorities “Water Industry Approved Plumber Scheme”, one of the plumbing competent person schemes (CPS) or Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) registration bodies.
Legionella
This course is aimed at those wishing to gain a qualification in water treatment, system design and disinfection in domestic, small commercial properties and spa pools.
Unvented Hot Water Systems
There are no formal entry requirements to attend the course however a recognised competence in a conventional fuel, i.e. gas, oil, or solid fuel or a relevant plumbing qualification such as an NVQ Level 2 or equivalent experience, is recommended.
Unvented Hot Water Systems with Water Regulations
There are no formal entry requirements to attend the course however a recognised competence in a conventional fuel, i.e. gas, oil, or solid fuel or a relevant plumbing qualification such as an NVQ Level 2 or equivalent experience, is recommended.
Water Regulations Advisory Scheme (WRAS)
There are no formal entry requirements to attend the course however a recognised competence in a conventional fuel, i.e. gas, oil, or solid fuel or a relevant plumbing qualification such as an NVQ Level 2 or equivalent experience, is recommended.
Legionella
There are no entry requirements.