Energy Efficiency and Retrofit of Pre-1919 Traditional Buildings - Lampeter

05 Sep
Tuesday 5th September 2017
09.00 am - 5.00 pm
• UWTSD St David’s College Lampeter
This course is free for eligible individuals and companies working in construction and its supply network.

Overview
The training course will provide individuals with a better knowledge and understanding surrounding energy efficiency works and the installation of energy efficiency measures to older traditional buildings. It aims to ensure that such measures do not compromise the aesthetics of such buildings, or lead to the development of unintended consequences.

Certification
Scottish Qualification Authority

Venues, Dates and Start times

Who should attend
This course is suitable for those working in construction and architectural technicians and specifiers

Course Content
On successful completion of the course you will have an appreciation of energy efficiency measures relevant to pre-1919 buildings.

The course training objectives are linked directly to the three units that make up the SQA Level 3 Level for Energy Efficiency Measure for Older and Traditional Buildings (QCF) Award and are listed below:

SQA unit – Older and Traditional Buildings: Age, Nature and CharacteristicsSQA unit – Older and Traditional Buildings: Assessing Options for the Introduction of Energy Efficiency Measures SQA unit – Older and Traditional Buildings: Making Recommendations and Giving Advice on the Introduction of Energy Efficiency Measures.

In addition, supplementary information to support learners understanding of the broader issues affecting the energy efficiency and retrofit of pre-1919 traditional buildings is provided in the form of three course handbooks covering the subject areas below:

Understanding the chronology, building styles, age and characteristics of traditional (pre-1919) buildings and understanding how the thermal performance and energy and efficiency of traditional (pre-1919) buildings are assessed Understanding the impact of the installation of retrofit of energy efficiency measures to traditional (pre-1919) buildings and installation of energy efficiency measures in relationship to craft occupations Understanding the range of available energy efficiency systems and measures available.

Qualifications
n/a

Number of participants minimum and maximum
8 - 15

Deliverer
John Edwards MA,
DipBldgCons, CEnv, FRICS, FCIOB, IHBC:
Director of Edwards Hart Consultants

Grant
CITB registered companies may be eligible for grant aid.

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