It is best practice to keep up to date with building regulations and have a good understanding on how it can have an effect in the HVAC industry and any future projects you may be involved in. With a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminar, you are able to learn about specifics, enhancing and developing your knowledge. Currently, VES offer the following CPDs:
The impact of legislation on non-domestic air handling unit design
- Building regulations and the approved documents Part F Ventilation and Part L2- Conservation of fuel and power
- European and British standards
- Future legislation changes
- Non-domestic building services compliance guide - Section 10, air distribution systems
- Understanding Specific Fan Power (SFP)
- Energy efficient air handling unit design including operational costs and payback periods
ErP and Lot 6
- What is Ecodesign and ErP
- What is ErP Directive Lot 6
- AHU classifications
- AHU exemptions
- Technical compliance
- Consequences to AHU design
- Providing ERP ready documentation
School ventilation
- Development of ventilation systems
- Standards and regulations for school classroom ventilation
- Implementing ventilation in schools
- The different types of ventilation
- Different approaches for the various areas within schools
Healthcare premises ventilation
- What is HTM
- Challenges and design consideration in HTM03
- AHU journey featuring innovation and technology
- Reduced scope AHU
- Are you HTM compliant
The duration of the seminars are 1 hour. Delegates will receive a certificate at the end for their records, as well as a selection of CPD course material for further reading. To register for one of these courses, complete the form on this page selecting which CPD you would like to undertake.