Training
Heat Pumps

Understanding the design, installation and commissioning of Air and Ground Source Heat Pumps.

What will you learn?

This training and assessment is designed to provide experienced heating and plumbing engineers with the necessary skills for the basic design, installation, commissioning and service of Air and Ground Source Heat Pump systems.

Who should attend?

Individuals who wish to self-certify heat pump installations through the NICEIC MCS Installer Scheme (or other government scheme operators).

Benefits

Successful candidates can diversify their business into the emerging renewable market. The early adopters of these technologies can win new business and exploit the opportunities that the microgeneration industry presents.

Pre-Requisites

Candidates will need to possess:

§  A recognised competence in a conventional fuel i.e. gas, or solid fuel or a relevant plumbing qualification such as an NVQ level 2 or equivalent experience

§  A certificate of competence for the installation of unvented hot water systems

§  A WRAS approved Water Regulations qualification

§  An Energy Efficiency qualification issued by a 17024 UKAS accredited body

§  An independently accredited health and safety qualification covering CoSHH and Manual Handling qualifications

Note: All prerequisites are available via NICEIC Training

Next Step

Candidates might also be interested in other renewable technologies such as Solar PV, Solar Thermal, Bio Fuels, Wind Power and Hydro Power.

To join the NICEIC Microgeneration Installer Scheme (MCS), call 0870 013 0458

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