NICEIC Domestic Ventilation Course in Telford
The NICEIC Domestic Ventilation course is designed for electricians, installers, heating engineers, renewable technology installers and ventilation professionals who are involved in the installation, inspection, testing and commissioning of domestic ventilation systems.
As modern homes become increasingly airtight due to improved insulation and energy efficiency measures, effective ventilation is essential for maintaining indoor air quality, controlling condensation and preventing damp and mould issues. This course provides learners with the knowledge and practical understanding required to install and commission domestic ventilation systems in accordance with current Building Regulations and industry guidance.
The course covers the key principles of domestic ventilation, system design, airflow requirements, commissioning procedures, testing methods and compliance with Approved Document F.
Successful completion demonstrates competence in domestic ventilation installation and commissioning, making it particularly valuable for electricians, retrofit installers, renewable energy engineers and those working within domestic construction and refurbishment projects.
Duration:
2 Days
Course Fee:
£350 +VAT
2 Days
Who Should Attend
This course is suitable for:
- Qualified electricians.
- Electrical installers working within domestic properties.
- Renewable energy installers.
- Heat pump engineers.
- Solar PV installers.
- Retrofit coordinators and retrofit installers.
- Heating and plumbing engineers.
- Property maintenance professionals.
- Building services engineers.
- Contractors undertaking new-build and refurbishment projects.
- Anyone responsible for installing or commissioning domestic ventilation systems.
Learners regularly attend from Telford, Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley, Birmingham, Stafford, Stoke-on-Trent and throughout Shropshire and the West Midlands.
What You Will Learn
Throughout the course you will develop knowledge and understanding of:
Ventilation Principles
- Why ventilation is required within modern buildings.
- Indoor air quality requirements.
- Condensation and mould prevention.
- Health implications of poor ventilation.
- Air movement and airflow principles.
Building Regulations
- Approved Document F requirements.
- Building Regulations compliance.
- Ventilation performance standards.
- Minimum ventilation rates.
- Installation responsibilities.
Ventilation Systems
- Intermittent extract ventilation.
- Continuous extract ventilation.
- Positive input ventilation systems.
- Mechanical extract ventilation.
- Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR).
- Whole-house ventilation systems.
Installation & Commissioning
- Ventilation system design principles.
- Airflow measurement techniques.
- Commissioning procedures.
- System balancing.
- Testing and verification.
- Fault identification and rectification.
Inspection & Maintenance
- Ongoing maintenance requirements.
- Performance verification.
- Common ventilation defects.
- Customer handover procedures.
- Documentation and certification.
By the end of the course, learners will understand how to correctly install, test and commission domestic ventilation systems in accordance with current regulations and industry best practice.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic entry requirements for this course.
However, it is primarily aimed at individuals already working within:
- Electrical installation.
- Plumbing and heating.
- Building services engineering.
- Renewable technologies.
- Property maintenance.
- Domestic construction and refurbishment.
Candidates should have a basic understanding of domestic building services and be comfortable working with installation drawings, technical information and building regulations.
Whilst there are no mandatory qualification requirements, learners will benefit from holding experience or qualifications in:
- Electrical installation.
- Domestic building services.
- Heating systems.
- Renewable technologies.
- Mechanical services.
- Property maintenance.
This course is particularly beneficial for:
- Electricians completing EICRs and domestic installations.
- Heat pump installers working within PAS 2035 retrofit projects.
- Solar PV installers involved in energy efficiency upgrades.
- Contractors undertaking whole-house retrofit schemes.
- Professionals responsible for Building Regulations compliance.
No previous ventilation qualification is required.
Upon successful completion, learners will gain an industry-recognised NICEIC Domestic Ventilation certification.
Course Fees & What’s Included
£350 +VAT
The NICEIC Domestic Ventilation course provides a practical and cost-effective route into domestic ventilation installation and commissioning.
What’s Included
- 2 days of tutor-led training.
- Domestic ventilation theory training.
- Approved Document F guidance.
- Ventilation design principles.
- Testing and commissioning training.
- Practical demonstrations.
- Assessment preparation.
- Course materials.
- NICEIC certification.
- Experienced tutor support throughout.
Additional Benefits
- Improved understanding of ventilation compliance.
- Supports retrofit and energy efficiency projects.
- Enhances competence for modern low-carbon homes.
- Useful progression for renewable technology installers.
Employers booking multiple candidates can contact Teach A Trade regarding group bookings and commercial training options.
Assessment Process
Assessment is completed throughout the programme and may include:
- Multiple-choice assessments.
- Knowledge-based questions.
- Practical activities.
- Commissioning exercises.
- Ventilation system calculations.
- Airflow measurement exercises.
- Installation scenario assessments.
- Tutor observation.
The assessment process is designed to confirm that learners understand domestic ventilation requirements and can apply current regulations and best practice when installing and commissioning systems.
Successful candidates will receive NICEIC Domestic Ventilation certification.
What is the NICEIC Domestic Ventilation course?
The NICEIC Domestic Ventilation course provides training in the installation, testing and commissioning of domestic ventilation systems, helping installers comply with Building Regulations and Approved Document F.
How long is the course?
The course is delivered over 2 days.
How much does the course cost?
The course fee is £350 +VAT.
Do I need to be an electrician to attend?
No. Although many attendees are electricians, the course is also suitable for heating engineers, renewable technology installers, building services professionals and property maintenance engineers.
Does the course cover MVHR systems?
Yes. The course includes an introduction to Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems alongside other domestic ventilation solutions.
Is there an assessment?
Yes. Learners complete a combination of theory and practical assessment activities during the course.
Do I need previous ventilation experience?
No. Previous ventilation qualifications are not required, although building services or trade experience is beneficial.
Why is ventilation becoming more important?
Modern homes are becoming increasingly airtight due to improved insulation and energy efficiency measures. Effective ventilation helps maintain indoor air quality, remove moisture and reduce the risk of condensation and mould.
Where is the course delivered?
The course is delivered at Teach A Trade’s training centre in Telford, serving learners from across Shropshire, Staffordshire and the West Midlands.
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