- Duration: 1 day of training and 1 day of assessment.
- Format: Classroom-based learning.
- Assessment: Includes a theory-based, open-book assessment.
Course Overview
The NICEIC Energy Efficiency for Domestic Heating course is designed to provide central heating installers with the knowledge and skills required to meet the requirements of Part L of the Building Regulations. It focuses on the technical competency requirements for domestic heating and hot water systems, ensuring compliance with energy efficiency standards.
What the Course Covers
Participants will gain an understanding of:
- The environmental impact of energy consumption.
- The role of heating installers in energy efficiency.
- Relevant legislation and its implications.
- Key aspects of system design, pre-work surveys, installation, servicing, commissioning, and controls.
- Visual inspections, safe working practices, fault finding, and rectification.
- Explaining the safe operation of systems.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification.
Pre Requisites
Applicants should have experience in installing gas, oil or solid fuel domestic central heating systems. While there are no formal entry requirements, prior plumbing training is particularly relevant.
How will this course be assessed?
The course is assessed through a paper-based theory examination.
Participants must bring a recent passport-sized photograph and photo ID on the day of the exam.
Assessment for Qualification
- The course includes a paper-based theory assessment.
- Participants must bring a recent passport-sized photograph and photo ID for verification on the day of the exam.