Energy Training

The Risk Analysis & Reliability Engineering Course is a 4-day program focusing on theoretical and practical applications in risk and reliability engineering. Participants will learn about reliability, availability, and maintainability analysis, as well as techniques for qualitative and quantitative risk assessment. The course aims to equip attendees with the skills to analyze failure distributions, assess consequences, and develop risk mitigation strategies. Suitable for mechanical, process, and energy engineers seeking applied knowledge in risk and reliability engineering.

The Non-Domestic Energy Assessor (NDEA) Training - Experienced Practitioner Route (APEL) equips professionals to conduct energy calculations on commercial buildings in the UK for Energy Performance Certificates. The two-day course is designed for individuals with relevant non-domestic buildings experience, focusing on skills, knowledge, and understanding as per National Occupational Standards. Successful completion allows candidates to assess existing and new-build properties. The course includes classroom training, SBEM test case assessments, and distance learning materials. Training locations are available throughout the UK.

The Non-Domestic Energy Assessor (NDEA) Training - Level 3 and 4 course equips individuals to conduct energy calculations on commercial buildings in the UK for Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). The 5-day course covers professional skills, legislation, data entry into SBEM software, recommendations, Building Regulations, thermal insulation products, U-value calculations, and Building Services. Upon completion, participants qualify as NDEA Level 4. Training locations include Scotland, Inverness, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dunfermline, and other UK sites, with options for closed company courses.

The On Construction Domestic Energy Assessor (OCDEA) Training course in Scotland & Northern Ireland equips participants with the skills to produce Energy Performance Certificates for new dwellings using SAP software. The four-day course covers energy assessment, legislation, building control requirements, renewable technologies, and practical software workshops. Successful completion leads to an ABBE qualification. The course includes training, study materials, software access, and technical support. Locations for training include various cities in Scotland and other sites across the UK.

The On Construction Domestic Energy Assessor (OCDEA) Training course in England equips participants with the skills to produce Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for new domestic dwellings.