CIBSE Approved CPD Presentations - Armacell

THE CHARTERED INSTITUTION OF BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERS

DIRECTORY OF CPD COURSE PROVIDERS March 2013

222 Balham High Road, London SW12 9BS Tel: 020 8675 5211 - Fax: 020 8675 5449 web site: www.cibse.org

Registered Charity Number 278104

Update: 22 March 2013

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FOREWORD

ABOUT THIS DIRECTORY The Directory of CPD Course Providers has been compiled to assist members of the Institution in identifying suitable courses in respect of their CPD needs. The Directory embraces many different areas suitable for CPD including the design and project management of engineering in its widest sense, acoustics, facilities management, business marketing and management, research, estate development, building regulations, health and safety at work, personal development, use of computers and quality assurance. We have endeavoured to compile a fairly comprehensive list of the type of courses offered by course providers. However, members should enquire direct to the course provider for more details about particular courses to meet their individual requirements. Course providers are listed in the ‘Contents’ and under the various course categories shown in the ‘Index’. This Directory will continue to be updated to incorporate new entries and revisions, as required The latest edition of this Directory is available on the CIBSE website, or can be sent by email – please email Sarah Walters on [email protected] Course providers are expected to:

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Issue attendance certificates to course delegates as required.

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Agree to a CIBSE assessor attending any course, at no cost, as deemed necessary and a set of course documentation to be provided on request.

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Provide to CIBSE on request, copies of evaluation reports from any of their courses covered in the Directory of CPD Course Providers.

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Abide by the CIBSE Code of Conduct.

Course provision is subject to monitoring and assessment by CIBSE. CIBSE currently accepts all types of professional development activity as counting towards the CPD requirement. The hours spent attending courses can be logged on the annual CPD Planning and Evaluation Record

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CONTENTS A1 BRIDGE FLUE SYSTEMS .................................................................................................................................. 9 ABILITY PROJECTS LIMITED............................................................................................................................ 10 ADVANCED AIR UK ............................................................................................................................................... 12 AICO LTD ................................................................................................................................................................. 14 AIRMASTER APPLIED SOLUTIONS LTD ......................................................................................................... 16 AMBIRAD GROUP .................................................................................................................................................. 18 AMTECH GROUP ................................................................................................................................................... 19 ANDREWS WATER HEATERS............................................................................................................................. 21 ANORD CONTROL SYSTEMS.............................................................................................................................. 23 A O SMITH WATER HEATERS............................................................................................................................ 25 APC BY SCHNEDIER ELECTRIC ........................................................................................................................ 26 ARMACELL UK LTD ............................................................................................................................................. 28 ARMSTRONG INTEGRATED LIMITED ............................................................................................................ 29 BACNET INTEREST GROUP EUROPE (BIG-EU) ............................................................................................. 31 BARTLETT SCHOOL FOR GRADUATE STUDIES, THE ................................................................................ 33 BAXI-SENERTEC UK ............................................................................................................................................. 35 BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION – SEE ANDREWS WATER HEATERS, BAXI-SENERTEC UK AND POTTERTON COMMERCIAL .............................................................................................................................. 37 BENTLEY SYSTEMS (UK) LTD ........................................................................................................................... 38 BIDDLE AIR SYSTEMS LTD................................................................................................................................. 40 BOA FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS LTD ...................................................................................................................... 41 BRITANNIA KITCHEN VENTILATION LTD .................................................................................................... 43 BRONZ-GLOW ........................................................................................................................................................ 44 BSB ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD .................................................................................................................. 45 CAICE ACOUSTIC AIR MOVEMENT LTD ....................................................................................................... 46 CALOR GAS LTD .................................................................................................................................................... 47 CAMFIL FARR LTD ............................................................................................................................................... 49

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CAPITOLINE LLP ................................................................................................................................................... 50 CARLO GAVAZZI UK LTD ................................................................................................................................... 52 CIBSE TRAINING AND EVENTS (ENERGY ASSESSOR TRAINING, MID CAREER COLLEGE, ONLINE LEARNING) AND REGIONAL EVENTS............................................................................................. 54 CIBSE JOURNAL..................................................................................................................................................... 56 CLEARPOWER LTD ............................................................................................................................................... 58 COOL DESIGNS LTD ............................................................................................................................................. 60 COOPER LIGHTING & SAFETY ......................................................................................................................... 62 COOPER SECURITY .............................................................................................................................................. 64 CNET TRAINING .................................................................................................................................................... 65 CRANE LTD ............................................................................................................................................................. 67 DATA CENTER UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC.......................................................................... 68 ENERGY UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC ..................................................................................... 68 DATACENTIENCE DIVISION OF SEMPER HOLDINGS LTD ....................................................................... 70 DCPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT A DIVISION OF DATACENTER DYNAMICS LTD ....................... 72 DELMATIC LIMITED ............................................................................................................................................ 74 DELTA CONTROLS ................................................................................................................................................ 76 DURAPIPE UK ......................................................................................................................................................... 77 EARTHENERGY LTD............................................................................................................................................. 79 ECOCOOLING LTD ................................................................................................................................................ 81 ELEARNING TRAINING.COM ............................................................................................................................. 84 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION ............................................................................................. 86 ELTA GROUP LTD ................................................................................................................................................. 88 EMERGI-LITE SAFETY SYSTEMS ..................................................................................................................... 89 EMERSON CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES ........................................................................................................... 91 EMERSON NETWORK POWER LTD (ASCO DIVISION) ............................................................................... 92 EMERSON NETWORK POWER LTD (LIEBERT AC POWER DIVISION) .................................................. 93 ENER-G PLC (1 ECPL) ......................................................................................................................................... 94 ENER-G PLC (2 SWITCH2) ................................................................................................................................. 96 ENER-G PLC (3 - EST) ........................................................................................................................................... 98 ENERGY UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC ................................................................................... 100

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ENOCEAN ALLIANCE ......................................................................................................................................... 102 ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT CONCEPTS LTD .................................................................................... 104 EURO-DIESEL UK LTD ....................................................................................................................................... 106 EXCEL NETWORKING SOLUTIONS ............................................................................................................... 107 EX-OR ...................................................................................................................................................................... 108 FIRESAFE FIRE RATED DUCTWORK LIMITED .......................................................................................... 110 FIRE SAFETY TRAINING GROUP .................................................................................................................... 111 FLAKT WOODS LTD (1) ...................................................................................................................................... 113 FLAKT WOODS LTD (2) ...................................................................................................................................... 115 FLAKT WOODS LTD (3) ...................................................................................................................................... 117 FLAMCO UK LIMITED ....................................................................................................................................... 118 FRENGER SYSTEMS LIMITED ......................................................................................................................... 119 FRICO LTD ............................................................................................................................................................. 121 FURSE, W J & CO LTD ........................................................................................................................................ 122 GEA GRENCO LTD............................................................................................................................................... 124 GRINNELL MECHANICAL GROOVED PIPING ............................................................................................ 126 GRIPPLE LTD ........................................................................................................................................................ 128 GUMMERS ............................................................................................................................................................. 130 HALTON FOODSERVICE LIMITED ................................................................................................................. 131 HAMWORTHY HEATING LTD.......................................................................................................................... 132 HITACHI EUROPE LTD ...................................................................................................................................... 134 HOVAL LIMITED ................................................................................................................................................. 136 HVCA HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACTORS' ASSOCIATION .............................................. 137 HYGROMATIK UK ............................................................................................................................................... 139 ICAX LTD ............................................................................................................................................................... 140 JAGA HEATING PRODUCTS (UK) LTD ........................................................................................................... 141 JS AIR CURTAINS ................................................................................................................................................ 142 JS HUMIDIFIERS PLC ......................................................................................................................................... 143 JOHNSON & STARLEY ....................................................................................................................................... 144 KINGSPAN ENVIRONMENTAL (1) ................................................................................................................... 145

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KINGSPAN ENVIRONMENTAL (2) ................................................................................................................... 146 KINGSPAN ENVIRONMENTAL (3) ................................................................................................................... 147 KNX UK LTD .......................................................................................................................................................... 148 LIFESCIENCE PRODUCTS LTD ........................................................................................................................ 150 LIGHTING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, THE.................................................................................................. 152 LOCHINVAR LTD ................................................................................................................................................. 153 LOWARA UK LTD ................................................................................................................................................ 155 LPA LIGHTING ..................................................................................................................................................... 156 LUMICOM LIMITED ........................................................................................................................................... 157 LUTRON EA ........................................................................................................................................................... 159 MARK EIRE ........................................................................................................................................................... 160 MARLEY PLUMBING & DRAINAGE ............................................................................................................... 162 MENERGA LTD ..................................................................................................................................................... 163 MHS BOILERS LTD .............................................................................................................................................. 165 MICRONICS LTD .................................................................................................................................................. 167 MIKROFILL SYSTEMS LTD .............................................................................................................................. 168 MID CAREER COLLEGE - CIBSE CPD TRAINING ARM ............................................................................ 170 MUNTERS LTD...................................................................................................................................................... 173 NALCO LTD ........................................................................................................................................................... 174 NDSL LTD ............................................................................................................................................................... 175 NUAIRE ................................................................................................................................................................... 176 OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ...................................................................................................................... 177 OVENTROP UK LTD ............................................................................................................................................ 178 PANASONIC UK .................................................................................................................................................... 180 PD DEVICES LTD.................................................................................................................................................. 182 PHILIPS LIGHTING ............................................................................................................................................. 184 POTTERTON COMMERCIAL ............................................................................................................................ 185 PRIVA BUILDING INTELLIGENCE LTD......................................................................................................... 187 RAYOTEC LIMITED ............................................................................................................................................ 189 REDRING XPELAIR GROUP .............................................................................................................................. 190

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REHAU LIMITED .................................................................................................................................................. 192 RENEWABLE RESOURCES (ENERGY SOLUTIONS) LTD .......................................................................... 193 RIELLO LIMITED................................................................................................................................................. 194 RINNAI UK LTD .................................................................................................................................................... 196 ROMAG ................................................................................................................................................................... 198 RURAL ENERGY LIMITED ................................................................................................................................ 199 S & P COIL PRODUCTS LTD .............................................................................................................................. 200 SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER ..................................................................................................................................... 202 SALTO SYSTEMS .................................................................................................................................................. 203 SANYO AIR CONDITIONERS – SEE PANASONIC UK.................................................................................. 204 SAV SYSTEMS ....................................................................................................................................................... 205 SCHAKO LIMITED ............................................................................................................................................... 207 SENTINEL PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS LTD ............................................................................................. 208 SHENTON GLOBAL LLP ..................................................................................................................................... 209 SHORTS INDUSTRIES LTD ................................................................................................................................ 210 SIEMENS BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES........................................................................................................... 211 SMS ENVIRONMENTAL LTD ............................................................................................................................ 213 SOCIETY OF LIGHT AND LIGHTING , THE .................................................................................................. 215 SONTAY LTD ......................................................................................................................................................... 216 SPIRAX SARCO LTD ............................................................................................................................................ 217 SPIROTECH UK LTD ........................................................................................................................................... 219 STELRAD LTD ....................................................................................................................................................... 220 SWEGON LTD ........................................................................................................................................................ 221 TA HYDRONICS LTD ........................................................................................................................................... 223 TEAM (ENERGY AUDITING AGENCY) ........................................................................................................... 226 TERASAKI ELECTRIC (EUROPE) LTD ........................................................................................................... 228 THOMAS & BETTS LTD – SEE EMERGI-LITE AND W J FURSE ............................................................... 230 TOSHIBA CARRIER UK LTD ............................................................................................................................. 231 TRILUX LIGHTING LTD ..................................................................................................................................... 233 TTK UK LTD .......................................................................................................................................................... 234

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TYCO ELECTRONICS UK LTD (ENERGY DIVISION) ................................................................................. 235 TYCO THERMAL CONTROLS .......................................................................................................................... 236 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES LTD ............................................................................................... 238 VAPAC HUMIDITY CONTROL LTD ................................................................................................................ 239 VICTAULIC ............................................................................................................................................................ 241 WARMAFLOOR (GB) LTD .................................................................................................................................. 242 WEATHERITE MANUFACTURING LTD ......................................................................................................... 244 WEIDMULLER LTD ............................................................................................................................................. 246 XICATO ................................................................................................................................................................... 247 XTRALIS (UK) LTD .............................................................................................................................................. 248 ZEHNDER ............................................................................................................................................................... 250 ZETA COMPLIANCE SERVICES LTD.............................................................................................................. 251 ZIEHL-ABEGG UK LTD....................................................................................................................................... 253 INDEX ...................................................................................................................................................................... 254

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A1 BRIDGE FLUE SYSTEMS

Company/Organisation: A1 Bridge Flue Systems

Course Contact(s): Mr R A Parkhouse Mr J Kelly

Full Address: Boughton Industrial Estate Malin Way Ollerton Notts NG22 9ZD

Tel: 01623 860 578 Fax: 01623 835 548 e-mail: [email protected] web site:

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Flue Systems Types of Course Speaker(s): R A Parkhouse – CEng MCIBSE IGEM J Kelly – TechEng I.GAS Eng IGEM Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The main topic is flue systems and the different methods of flue design, but the main emphasises is the way the Clean Air Act and the various standards effect the flue heights relative to the types of fuels and size of plant. General combustion and stoichiometric combustion is also covered. Particular emphasis is with regards to the current British Standards and their clear and precise interpretation. A great number of the current standards have undergone large changes and the company’s technical director was responsible for a number of the section covered by both BS 6644 & IGE/UP/10 and the alignment of the above. Testing procedures for commercial and industrial flus systems is also covered. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Target audience all levels of mechanical engineering and design, from apprentice to CEng and above. Duration and Format of Course: CPD generally 2 hours + Course Locations: Either at our Head Office or clients’offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): FOC with lunch generally provided by A1 Bridge Flue Systems Entry date: 09/03/12 Renewal Entry Date: 08 March 2014

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ABILITY PROJECTS LTD

Company/Organisation Ability Projects Limited

Course Contact(s): Mick Holland and Andrew Fitzpatrick

Full Address: Units 2 and 3 The Fulcrum Centre Vantage Way Poole Dorset BH12 4NU

Tel: Fax:

07712 895331 or 01202305800 01202 734470

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.abilityprojects.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:              

A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing HVAC System Design Air Conditioning Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control Air Conditioning Systems ECM Motor Technology Energy Efficiency Controls Fan Coil Unit Fan Decks Fan Coil Units Fan Coils Heating and Ventilation HVAC Systems and Controls HVAC Solutions Low Carbon Solutions Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mick Holland 25 years experience working in the HVAC industry for various companies involved in the manufacture and design of HVAC systems. 20 years working in and running a Laboratory dedicated to developing, testing and evaluating all manner of HVAC systems to provide comfortable air conditioning. These include, but not limited to, Fan Coil Units, Variable Air Volume, Constant Air Volume, Chilled Beams, Chilled Ceilings, Displacement Flow, Mixed Flow, Underfloor, Air, C02 and Water Systems. Active Member of ASHRAE, Membership Number 8146350, having been involved with writing Handbook, writing Methods of Tests for Chilled Beams, Chairman of a committee writing a chilled beam guide and regular attendance to the ASHRAE conferences. Member of FETA (UK) and active member of the Fan Coil Group.

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ABILITY PROJECTS LTD (Continued)

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 1 - Fan Coil Basics An introductory course explaining what a FCU is and the important factors effecting its selection. The heat exchange coil is the most important componant to the performance and efficientcy of a Fan Coil Unit therfor the effect of water flow rate, air volume and temperature parameeters usewd are expalined. Contents    

What is a FCU and where is it used Factors effecting the selection of a Fan Coil Units Acoustic Considerations Recommended design parameters

2 - Advances in Operation and Controls to provide greater energy efficiency and flexibility This course follows on from the Fan Coil Basics and provides an update to the latest developments in Fan Coil Units design and control. Focusing on energy efficiency and control enhancements, it discusses the use if ECM(Electronically Commuted Motors) motors, latest generation Controllers and PICC (Pressure Independent Characterized Control Valves). Further to the above, it introduces what now can be achieved when a Fan Coil is packaged with all of the latest equipment. This provides faster setup and commissioning, remote verification of working kW output at any time, remote verification of the water f low rate at any time and remote setting of operating parameters without invasive access to ceiling voids. Added to that also a very reliable dirty filter alarm and BMS monitoring of the kW electrical consumption it is now possible to package and tailor a system to match all needs. Contents    

EC Motors PICC Valves Controls Matrix

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Consultants, Engineers, and Contractors at every level. Duration and Format of Course: One hour including CPD presentations Course Locations: 1 . At offices of the company requesting the CPD 2 . At our Head Office in Poole Dorset 3 . At our Demonstration Facility in Appold Street London

Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): NONE Entry date: 26/06/12 updated 16/10/12 Renewal Entry Date: 25/06/14

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ADVANCED AIR UK

Company/Organisation: Advanced Air UK

Course Contact(s): Mick Holland

Full Address: Burrel Way Thetford Norfolk IP24 3QU

Tel: Fax:

01842 855566 01842 753624

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.advancedair.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:    

Fan Coil Units ECM Motor Technology Energy Efficient Fan Coil Units Fan Coil Unit fan decks

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mick Holland has been in the industry for over 20 years working for manufacturers of the type of system discussed. He has spent many years involved with the testing and development of this and other plant for the air conditioning industry. He is an Active member of ASHRAE and is involved in hand book writing as a member of Technical Committee 5.3, air distribution, and SPC 200, Chilled Beams. He is also an active member of FETA in the Fan Coil Unit, Chilled Beam and Air Distribution groups. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Provide guidance and information on the Benefits of using ECM motor Technology in Fan Coil Units. These benefits include:  Energy Usage – these motors use a third of the energy compared to standard motors.  Life expectancy – These motors will last twice as long.  Commissioning – These motors are pressure independent. With the changes in the building regulations that are due in the coming years Fan Coil Units will have to have ECM type motors to be able to comply with the power allowances for motors in this type of system. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Consultants, Engineers, and Contractors.

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ADVANCED AIR UK (Continued)

Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour including time for questions and answers. Course Locations: Location can be at company premises of those attending or at Advanced Air in Thetford. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry date: 24/03/2010 Entry Renewal Date: 23 March 2012

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AICO LTD

Company/Organisation: Aico Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr Neil Perdell

Full Address: Mile End Business Park Maesbury Road Oswestry Shropshire SY10 8NN

Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01691 657466 0870 758 4010 [email protected] www.aico.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered  

Fire Detection and Alarms Passive Fire Protection for Electrical Installations

Types of Course Speaker(s): 15 years experience in the domestic fire alarm industry. A member of the Self Contained Smoke Alarm Group of the Fire Industry Association (FIA). A contributor to a number of British Standards and Building Regulations documents. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Seminars are available in the following subject areas:  BS 5839 Pt.6: 2004 – the essential document for fire alarm systems in dwellings. Covers Risk Assessment, Grades of system, minimum requirements in properties, types of detector, installation, etc. Seminar length is dependent on particular requirements, but typically 1.5 – 2hrs. Primarily aimed at Local Authority & Housing Association Specifiers, Architects and Senior Electrical Engineers.  Building Regulations requirements – Document B, Fire Safety. This covers fire alarm systems in dwellings and fire protection methods for maintaining the integrity of fire barriers within a property. Primarily aimed at Local Authority & Housing Association Specifiers, Architects, Senior Electrical Engineers and Building Control Officers. Seminar length approx 1.5hrs.  Selection, siting and installation of smoke alarm systems in dwellings. Covering; which alarm type to use and where, the correct siting points within the property and correct installation (including wiring). Primarily aimed at Local Authority & Housing Association Specifiers, Architects and Senior Electrical Engineers.  Testing and maintenance of domestic smoke alarm systems. Covering; how to test a system correctly and effectively maintain the alarms to give a long service life. How to fault find in the event of a problem. Primarily aimed at Local Authority & Housing Association Specifiers and maintenance personnel. Seminar length approx 1.5hrs. Continued.....

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AICO LTD (Continued)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Primarily aimed at Local Authority & Housing Association Specifiers, Architects and Senior Electrical Engineers. All levels of knowledge and experience catered for. Duration and Format of Course: 1 – 2 hr seminars conducted in an informal manner using PowerPoint and hands-on practical’s (where appropriate). Course Locations: Flexible to suit individual requirements. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 7/6/12 Entry Renewal Date: 4 March 2014 (previous entry 5/3/10)

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AIRMASTER APPLIED SOLUTIONS Company/Organisation: Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd

Full Address: PO Box 6102 Innovation Centre Gallows Hill Warwick, CV34 9PF

Course Contact(s): Tim Kaye Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

08448 099 993 01926 797 001

[email protected] www.airmaster-as.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:      

Heat recovery ventilation Demand controlled ventilation Decentralised heat recovery ventilation Energy efficient ventilation Indoor air quality Ventilation in schools

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Tim Kaye – Sales Director Airmaster Applied Solutions - has over 14 years’ experience in the HVAC industry. Technically biased with strong understanding of Building Regulations and current legislation. Kim Jensen – Co founder & partner of Airmaster A/S, over 21 years’ experience developing, manufacturing and marketing energy efficient ventilation systems.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This seminar provides a detailed review of the ventilation needs and demands within the education sector. The current Building Regulations and legislation will be discussed and the alternative approaches to ventilation solutions will be explained. Worked examples will be provided showing energy usage and carbon emission for different ventilation technologies, along with the benefits and limitations of each type. The energy issue will also be addressed with an introduction into demand controlled ventilation, including an explanation of what it is and provide an overview of the associated benefits.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultant Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Building Services Engineers, Property Services Managers

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AIRMASTER APPLIED SOLUTIONS (Continued)

Duration and format of course The course is an hour long including questions and answers Course Locations or web-based Seminars are held UK wide, usually at the client’s offices Course attendance fee range (if applicable) CPD Seminars are provided free of charge

Entry Date: 30/08/2012 Renewal Date: 29 August 2014

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AMBIRAD GROUP Company/Organisation: AmbiRad Group

Course Contact(s): Keith Sprague

Full Address: Fens Pool Avenue Brierley Hill West Midlands DY5 1QA


01384 489700 01384 489717 [email protected] www.ambirad.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                

AHU Overview Air Curtains Air Distribution Air Handling Units Gas Heating H&V Commercial Heat Recovery/Ventilation Heating Heating and Cooling Heating and Cooling Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Heating and Ventilation Heating Radiator Heating Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Buildings Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments HVAC HVAC Solutions

Types of Course Speaker(s): Commercial and Industrial HVAC professional with over 30 year’s service. Highly experienced in specifying systems for all manner of commercial and industrial buildings. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Industrial and commercial space heating/cooling/ventilation – A guide to applications and product selection. Radiant Heating. Warm Air Heating. Commercial and Industrial Air Curtains. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Junior, intermediate and senior engineers, facility managers, energy managers and architects. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour presentation including Q&A session. Course Locations: At client’s offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry Date: 9.12.11 Renewal Date: 8 December 2013

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AMTECH GROUP

Company/Organisation: AMTECH Group

Course Contact(s): Ian Elmer, Technical Services Manager

Full Address: Bank House 171 Midsummer Boulevard Central Milton Keynes MK9 1EB


01908 608833 01908 234355 [email protected] www.amtech-power.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:     

Computing Electrical Electrical Design Electrical Final Power Circuits HV Distribution Systems

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Test and Inspection Electrical Services and High Voltage Design Building Services Subjects Building Services Specifications Operating and Maintenance Manuals

Types of Course Speaker(s): The course speakers are electrical and mechanical engineers who are members of professional institutions such as CIBSE and IET. They have extensive industry experience in subjects such as regulations, circuit protection and design, building services, certification and specification writing. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Fast Test Standard – 1 day course covering the fast test software used to produce electrical test and introspection certificates for commercial and domestic installations. Fast Test Advanced – 1 day course covering advanced functionality used in fast test software. ProDesign Standard – 1 day course covering the ProDesign software used for electrical system design and circuit calculations. ProDesign Advanced – 1 day course covering advanced functionality used in ProDesign software. HV – 2 day course covering the use of AMTECH’s HV design software packages; Protect and PowerNet. nes Standard – 1 day course covering the nes software used of creating building services specifications O and M Manuals. nes Advanced – 1 day course covering advanced functionality of the nes software. Emergency Lighting – 1 day course to give delegates a working knowledge of emergency lighting systems. Electricity at Work – 1 day course to make delegates aware of their responsibilities with regard to the Electricity at Work regulations. Completion of Electrical Installation Certificates – 1 day course on the requirements to complete electrical installation certificates. Completion of Electrical Installation Condition Reports – 1 day course on the requirements to complete electrical condition reports. Continued.....

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AMTECH GROUP (CONTINUED)

Earthing and Bonding – 1 day course to provide delegates with an awareness of the Earthing and Bonding requirements in domestic, commercial and industrial installations. A prospectus containing full details of all of the courses is available on request. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: For the AMTECH software courses (Fast test, ProDesign, NES) there are courses available both for beginners and improvers and advanced level users of the software. At beginners/improver level there are no specific academic requirements and no prior knowledge of the software required. Advanced course participants should have a minimum of 6 months experience of the relevant software. For the practical courses (Emergency Lighting, Electricity and Work, Earthing and Bonding, Completion of Certificates), these are aimed at duty holders, engineers and electricians who require a working knowledge of the subjects provided. Duration and Format of Course: The AMTECH training courses are presented in “hands-on” lecture format. All course attendees have dedicated use of a full specification PC and are provided with a manual that may be taken away for future use. The practical courses are also in lecture format but a not “hands-on”. Duration is generally one day but more advanced product courses may be two days. Bespoke courses are developed as required to meet customer needs. These courses can be presented at the customers’ premises using their own hardware. Course Locations: Courses take place regularly in our purpose built training room located at our Milton Keynes head office. The room is fully air conditioned with Audio equipment available. Lunch is included in the cost of the course. Course Attendance Fee Range: The costs for the courses start from £175 to £375 per day for Milton Keynes based training, dependant on the type of course attended and the number of day’s duration. A full price list is available on request. For bespoke visits to customer premises, we will quote a fee dependant on the specific requirements of the training.

Entry date: 11/7/2011 Renewal Entry date: 10 July 2013

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ANDREWS WATER HEATERS (BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION) Company/Organisation: Andrews Water Heaters

Course Contact(s): Jeff House

Full Address: Wood Lane Erdington Birmingham B24 9QP


0845 070 1055 0845 070 1059 [email protected] www.andrewswaterheaters.co.uk


 Enhanced Capital Allowances  Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations  Heating and Ventilation  Heating and Water Heating  Heating and Hot Water Services Design  Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments  Hot Water Generation Methods  Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change  Solar Technology  Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics  Water Heating  Water Heating Sizing

Air, Water and Ground Source Heat Pump Boiler System Design Boiler Systems Boiler Technology Building Regulations Part L Building Regulations Part L2 Combined Heat and Power Commercial Commercial Gas Fired Room Heating Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating Condensing Boiler Installations Condensing Boiler Theory Control of Multiple Boilers Corrosion Control in Glass Lined Water Heaters

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications.  Gavin Watson  Neville Small  Andy Green  Gary Stoddart  Jeff House  Paul Marsden  David Shaw  Mark Gibbons  Paul McDowell Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: An Introduction to BIM for Building Services; Your Part in Part L; Condensing Hot Water Solutions; Commercial Solar Thermal Solutions; Heat Pump Concepts; The Integration of Solar Thermal with Direct-Fired Storage Water Heaters; The Integration of LZC Solutions and Conventional Technologies in the Modern Commercial Plant Room. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Specifiers and Large Contractors, as well as CIBSE Young Engineers. Continued.....

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ANDREWS WATER HEATERS (CONTINUED) (BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION)

Duration and Format of Course: We can provide lectures, workshops and seminars, as well as bespoke courses, involving both theory and practical demonstrations. Course Locations: We can travel to any location, or hold the course in our Training Academy in Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): On application.

Renewal Entry date: 29/7/11(Revised 14/12/12) Renewal Date: 28 July 2013

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ANORD CONTROL SYSTEMS

Company/Organisation: Anord Control Systems

Course Contact(s): Mike O’Connor

Full Address: Coes Road Dundalk Co Louth Ireland


UK Direct Dial 0207 323 6895 +353 42 93 38907 Mike.o’[email protected] www.anord.ie

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  

Electrical Electrical Design

Types of Course Speaker(s): Jerome McEvoy MIET – Principal Engineer Electrical & R&D IEE – Institute of Electrical Engineers Senior Trades Certificate 803 Engineering Technicians Certificates parts 2&3 23 years in the design, manufacture and testing of motor control and power distribution products. Manages and designs projects for manufacturing/enhancing Anord’s portfolio of test certification, including the development of new products. Recent notable projects were the complete design and development of the new AMS switchgear range from 800A 36ka/ 1 sec up to 6300A 100KA/ 1 sec. The range was fully type tested to the requirements IEC 60439 and the new IEC61439 standards. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: CPD Course Title: IEC 61439: Low Voltage Switchgear and Control Assemblies. Brief Course Content: Introduction Background: Current Standard BS EN 60439 Overview of the gaps in the standard that are driving the change Introduction of the new standard: IEC 61439 Significant changes brought about by the new standard Implications for specifications and purchase of switchgear Current status of standard Summary/Closure

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ANORD CONTROL SYSTEMS (Continued)

Learning Objectives: Familiarise engineers with the factors driving change in the standards, and the improvements they can expect as a result. Generate an awareness of the new standard and its progress through the regulatory bodies. Understand the implications the new standard will have in terms of how they specify switchgear & assemblies. Target Audience including Competence Level: All of the above. Duration and Format of Course: 1.5 hours. Course Locations: Company Premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): None.

Entry Date: 20/02/2010 Entry Renewal Date: 19 February 2012

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A O SMITH WATER HEATERS

Company/Organisation: A O Smith Water Heaters

Course Contact(s): Bob Smith

Full Address: Unit B8 Armstrong Mall Southwood Business Park Farnborough GU14 0NR


07901 552683 / 01252 551540 0870 267 6485 [email protected] www.aosmith.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered: 

Solar Technology

Types of Course Speaker(s): Bob Smith 20 years experience in commercial H&V industry. Bill Sinclair 10 years experience in commercial H&V industry. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Introduction to Commercial Solar Thermal Systems The CPD course aims to increase choices for mechanical and public health design engineers when considering solar thermal solutions for hot water provision in commercial applications. The seminar considers: Solar utilisation background, the current picture – Standard Solar Systems, Improved performance through enhanced controls, SGS & SGE Solar Systems including ‘Solar Swap’ concept, How to eliminate stagnation and Solar System sizing. Maximising Contribution from Commercial Solar Thermal Systems This CPD course is aimed at mechanical and public health design engineers who already have experience with commercial solar thermal systems and focuses on three ways of maximising the output of the solar thermal system. It examines Overheat Protection, Solar Swap, and a contribution towards the heating load as the ways to increase system efficiency. A look at the new building regulations and Renewable Heat Incentive are included. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical Engineer; Public Health Engineer; Building Services Engineer; H&V Engineer. Duration and Format of Course: 45 minutes plus questions and answers. Course Locations: Normally customers’ premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry Date: 27/09/12 Entry Renewal Date: 10 October 2014

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APC BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC - UK Company/Organisation: APC by Schneider Electric - UK

Course Contact(s): Lavina Dsouza

Full Address: 250 South Oak Way Unit 1, Ground Floor Green Park Reading Berkshire RG2 6UG


0118 903 7835 0118 903 7840 [email protected] www.apcc.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                             

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Air Conditioning Air Conditioning – Underfloor Air Conditioning - Underfloor Systems Air Conditioning (CloseControl)/Precision Air Control Air Conditioning Design and Project Management Air Conditioning Design and Project Management - Underfloor Systems Air Curtains Air Quality Aspirating Smoke Detection Asset Management, Control and Maintenance Automatic Monitoring and Targeting CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) Chilled Water System Design Closed Circuit TV Computational Fluid Dynamics Critical Airflow Control Applications Data Networks Electrical Electrical – Cable Management Systems Electrical Dataworks Electrical Design Electrical Final Power Circuits Energy Efficiency Energy Metering Environment Environmental Evaporative Humidification Technology Facilities Management Fans

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Heat Recovery Products Heating and Ventilation - Underfloor Air Conditioning Heating and Cooling Controls Humidification Humidification Principles, Low Energy Humidification Humidity HVAC HVAC - Underfloor Systems HVAC Systems and Controls HVAC Systems Control IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems Leak Detection LV (Low Voltage Circuits) Maintenance (Electrical) Management Power Generation Power Quality (Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses) Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations Public Speaking Security (Closed Circuit TV) Standby Power Systems Test and Inspection Underfloor Air Conditioning Uninterruptable Power Systems Whole Life Cost Savings – Underfloor Air Conditioning Whole Life Costing Fire Detection and Alarms HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors’ Association Heat Exchangers

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Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their fields with relevant professional qualifications and experience. Peter Hannaford: Peter’s broad knowledge and experience of the data centre space was gained firstly as an IT director and subsequently running companies providing turnkey solutions to IT-dependent organisations, product provision is tailored to meet the needs today’s non-stop business. His current responsibility is to develop and roll out the cooling components for on-demand data centres and IT rooms. Tony Day - BSc DipArch (Hons) RIBA: A Chartered Architect and mechanical engineer with wide design and management experience in both engineering and construction industries, Tony has a background in research and development for a large multi-national engineering manufacturer; production engineering and plant management. Within the construction industry he has worked in both professional private practice and within commercial organisations at senior management level. Shri Karve - BSc( Hons): Shri Karve is Director of Business Development at MGE UPS Systems and joined in 1992 after spending several years with other UPS manufacturers. His career and experience included designing electric motors and alternators covering wide range of specification for industrial, defence and aircraft applications. He frequently speaks at international conferences on the subject of UPSs and specialises in power quality issues. He has been a regular speaker at PQ seminars for the past 8 years. Peter Baker - MEng, CEng, MIET: A Master of Engineering with management experience in engineering industry, Peter has an experience and knowledge in both the Mechanical and Electrical area and also in Datacentre. His close relationship to the engineering community has helped him understand the needs and issues faced each in the data centre environment. His current focus is to provide innovative solutions that address the growing concern over increasing electrical power & heat densities associated with the compaction of IT technology. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The courses will be focussing on cooling methodology in general, providing several ways of cooling IT equipment going from blanking panels to high density enclosures, and will also most of all focus on the blade servers usage and the impact they nowadays have on the data centre high density issues. A course can be a seminar or workshop, every time following by lunch or refreshments. You can also contact the above contact person if further details are needed. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The target audience for seminars held by APC would preferably be Consulting Engineers/Chartered Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: The seminars take 2 hours (in a rented meeting location) and generally include a 30 minutes presentation followed by a Q&A session and then lunch. Workshops will last the same amount of time, but would also include a hands-on session in our solution centres in Reading, London and eventually Galway (Ireland). Course Locations or web-based: The courses can take place all across the UK and Ireland, there isn’t one single location. The web-based course is self paced and available on demand. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): All courses are free of charge and are followed by either refreshments or lunch.

Entry Date: 23/11/10 Entry Renewal Date: 22 November 2012

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ARMACELL UK LTD Company/Organisation: Armacell UK Ltd Full Address: Mars Street Oldham Lancashire OL9 6LY

Course Contact(s): Anthony Barnett Tel: 0161 287 7015 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.armacell.com/uk


Thermal Insulation for Mechanical Services CE Marking of Thermal Insulation Materials Energy Efficiency Fire Safety Standards & Procedures

Types of Course Speaker(s): 1. Derek Hood – UK Business Manager 2. John Watt – Regional Sales Manager (Central) 3. Matthew Hanks – Regional Sales Manager (South) Armacell are members of TICA and TIMSA Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Technical considerations when specifying thermal insulation materials CE marking requirements for flexible elastomeric foams Harmonisation of European Fire Standards in Euro Classes Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of mechanical engineering and building services design, especially HVAC and Refrigeration systems. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour seminars Course Locations: Clent’s offices Course attendance fee range (if applicable): FOC with lunch provided by Armacell UK Ltd

Entry Date: 14/12/12 Renewal Date: 13 December 2014

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ARMSTRONG

Company/Organisation: Armstrong Integrated Limited

Course Contact(s): Chris Buchanan

Full Address: Wenlock Way West Gorton Manchester M12 5JL


07817 110365 08444 145146 [email protected] www.armstrongintegrated.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:               

A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing HVAC System Design Low and Zero Carbon Solutions The Benefits of Offsite Manufacturing HVAC System Circuit Balancing Variable Speed Pumping Integrated Pumping Systems Ultra Efficient Chilled Water Plant Control Space Optimisation in HVAC Plantrooms Integrated Heating Systems Building Regulations Part L Pump Selection and Control Reducing Carbon Footprint in HVAC Systems Lowest Installed Cost Opportunities in HVAC Systems Maintenance Cost Reduction in Pump Installations Value Engineering in HVAC Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are experienced in the field of pumping systems and other HVAC applications and have relevant professional qualifications. C Brent Ross, PEng, MBA: Brent Ross is Managing Director of Armstrong’s UK HVAC business and Global Direct for Marketing and Engineering of the Armstrong group. He is a graduate of University of Toronto in Mechanical Engineering and has a MBA from York University in Toronto. Brent is past Vice Chairman of ASHRAE TC 8:10 Pumps and Hydraulic Systems and is Armstrong’s executive member of Hydraulic Institute. Peter Thomsen, PEng, MBA: Peter has a degree in Engineering Physics and an MBA in Industrial Marketing. During his career Peter has had many roles including Design Engineering for Power Plant Control Systems, Energy Management for supply utilities and various Business Management roles. Peter’s current role is Global Director of Armstrong’s Systems Solution Group

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses range from 1 hour CPD seminars to full day training events. CPD seminars can be held at the clients premises and include lunch if required. Training can be organised at any of Armstrong’s UK facilities or third party venues as appropriate. Courses cover all aspects and issues associated with HVAC pumped systems. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of knowledge and experience catered for. Suitable for engineers of all disciplines. Duration and Format of Course: Courses range from 1 hour CPD seminars to full day training events. Course Locations: Client’s own premises, Armstrong’s packaged plant room facility in Halesowen or Armstrong’s pump facility in Manchester. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): All courses are free

Entry Date: 12/01/2012 Renewal Date: 11 January 2014

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BACNET INTEREST GROUP EUROPE (BIG-EU)

Company/Organisation: BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU)

Course Contact(s): Bruno Kloubert

Full Address: Droste-Huelshoff-Str 1 44141 Dortmund Germany


+49 231 56 77 72 69 + 49 231 42 78 67 32 [email protected] www.big-eu.org

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:         

Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems Building Management System Data Networks Energy Efficiency Facilities Management HVAC Systems and Controls Open Building Management System Standardisation Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics

Types of Course Speaker(s): 25 years of experience in building automation and control networks. Pioneers of open building communication and interoperability of HVAC systems, security, lighting, etc. Experts for open, vendor independent systems and product certification. Members of ASHRAE, CEN TC 247, VDI, etc. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: BACnet is a neutral communication standard for building automation. It enables data exchange between building systems from different manufacturers. It supports the interoperability of various components and systems. This makes BACnet suitable for the integration of all applications such as HVAC, security technology, access control and both, lighting and shadowing control. Further functions as for instance energy management, internet services and data exchange with operational applications are being taken into consideration as well. BACnet plays a key role in the equipping and controlling of efficient buildings. The Unitary communication standard simplifies and supports the integration of different systems. Energy consumption can be lowered to a minimum – without loss of comfort, safety and security. Thereby BACnet creates the prerequisite to sustainably lower operational costs. Also, costs of investment and kept at bay, as even manufacturer customisation and expansion are possible at any time. This secures the connection to technology that is both state of the art and most efficient.

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BACNET INTEREST GROUP EUROPE (BIG-EU)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects, building Owners and Investors, Building Services Engineers, Electrical Engineers and Electricians, Facility Managers, Specifiers, Consultants and Integrators. Duration and Format of Course: Flexible according to audience. Introduction courses 1 hour including Q&A and technology demonstration. Advanced courses typically one day, also with optional part-time participation according to the subjects. Course Locations: UK (usually Greater London area, but also demand driven), Europe and Asia. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): The BACnet Interest Group Europe does not receive any attendance fees. Partially and depending on the country if there is an admission fee for the conference or exhibition it completely goes to the event organiser.

Entry Date: 26 January 2011 Entry Renewal Date: 25 January 2013

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THE BARTLETT SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Company/Organisation: The Bartlett School for Graduate Studies

Course Contact(s): Joanna Saxon – CPD Administrator

Full Address: University College London Gower Street LONDON WC1E 6BT

Tel: 020 7679 1890 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.ucl.ac.uk


Environmental Design and Engineering Energy Demand Reduction Studies Facilities Management Light and Lighting

Types of Course Speaker(s): The Bartlett at University College London is internationally recognised as one of the UK’s leading research centres across the field of the built environment. Most of named UCL speakers belong to the ‘Complex Built Environment Systems’ research group within the Bartlett School of Graduate Studies and UCL Energy Institute. This research group has recently been acknowledged as “world leading” by the EPSRC via the award of Platform Funding. The research of the Bartlett has been rated as one of the top submissions within the Architecture & Built Environment (which includes Building Science) section of the RAE 2008 in terms of both its quality and quantity. The majority of the Bartlett’s work has been recognised as ‘world leading’ (35% - top percentage in this UoA) and ‘internationally excellent’ (40%) by the RAE Panel. Notable speakers on building engineering physics topics include UCL Professors Tadj Oreszczyn (Energy and Engineering), Robert Lowe (Energy and Buildings) and Mike Davies (Building Physics and Environment) who play a leading role in advising government and industry through placing particular emphasis on evidence informed policy and decision making. UCL Professors Alexi Marmot (Facilities Management), May Cassar (Sustainable Heritage), Peter Morris (Construction and Project Management) will speak on topics associated to building engineering. Experienced industry professionals will regularly contribute to bespoke, occasional and modular CPD courses. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged. Subjects can cover any aspect of the following categories: Environmental Design and Engineering, Energy Demand Reduction Studies, Facilities Management, Light and Lighting, Sustainable Heritage, Construction and Project Management. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefiting from these courses will have some prior knowledge of the subjects covered, and would be suitable for Incorporated Engineers, Chartered Engineers as well as academic and research staff interested in energy, indoor and outdoor built environment.

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Duration and Format of Course: Modular CPD Courses: usually based on the existing MSc modules (app. 20 CPD hours/10 seminars) Occasional CPD Courses: high quality seminars and symposiums (app. 2-7 CPD hours/0.5-1 day) Bespoke CPD Courses: specific one-off training solutions that cannot be attained through modular or occasional courses could be provided. Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged.

Course Locations: UCL Campus, Bloomsbury, London. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Modular CPD Courses (£400-£1,000 + VAT), Occasional CPD Courses (£30-£300 + VAT), Bespoke CPD Courses (please contact our CPD Administrator – Joanna Saxon).

Entry date: 20/4/11 Renewal Date: 19 April 2012

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BAXI-SENERTEC UK (BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION) Company/Organisation: Baxi-SenerTec UK

Course Contact(s): Mr Jeff House



0845 070 1055 0845 070 1059 marketing @baxicommercialdivision.com www.baxi-senertec.co.uk



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Enhanced Capital Allowances Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations Heating and Ventilation Heating and Water Heating Heating and Hot Water Services Design Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Hot Water Generation Methods Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change Solar Technology Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics Water Heating Water Heating Sizing

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications.  Gavin Watson  Neville Small  Andy Green  Gary Stoddart  Jeff House  Paul Marsden  David Shaw  Mark Gibbons  Paul McDowell Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: An Introduction to BIM for Building Services; Your Part in Part L; The Integration of LZC Solutions and Conventional Technologies in the Modern Commercial Plant Room; Mini-CHP – Microgeneration That Really Works. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Specifiers and Large Contractors, as well as CIBSE Young Engineers. Continued.....

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BAXI-SENERTEC UK (CONTINUED) (BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION) Duration and Format of Course: We can provide lectures, workshops and seminars, as well as bespoke courses, involving both theory and practical demonstrations. Course Locations: We can travel to any location, or hold the course in our Training Academy in Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): On application.

Entry Date: 28/7/11 (revised 14/12/12 – previously Baxi Commercial Heating) Renewal Date: 27 July 2013

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BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION

Company/Organisation: BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION – See Andrews Water Heaters, Baxi-SenerTec UK and Potterton Commercial Full Address: Wood Lane Erdington Birmingham B24 9QP

Course Contact(s): Mr Jeff House Tel: Fax: e-mail:

0845 070 1055 0845 070 1059 [email protected]

web site: www.baxicommercial.co.uk

Entry date: 28/7/11 (revised 14/12/12) Renewal Date: 27 July 2013

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BENTLEY SYSTEMS (UK) LTD

Company/Organisation: Bentley Systems (UK) Ltd Full Address: Bentley Systems (UK) Ltd Smithywood House Smithywood Crescent Sheffield S8 0NU

Course Contact(s): Sonja Slinger Tel: 0114 255 6680 Fax: 0114 255 66 e-mail: [email protected] web site: http://www.bentley.com/enGB/Training/Learning+Paths/Hevacomp/Hevacom p+Training.htm


Air Conditioning CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) Radiator Heating Heating and Ventilation Lighting Software Lighting Design and Electrical Design

Types of Course Speaker(s): Sonja Slinger: Consultant - Bentley Hevacomp with 2 years experience with Building Services Design software and 4 years CAD Software. John Davis: Consultant/Trainer - 6 years Building Services Design Experience, and 25 years using CAD and Building Design Software. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: A full prospectus is available on request or from our website Bentley Hevacomp Training. Most of our courses are one-days duration held at our London and Sales Training Centre. Our courses cover the use of Bentley Hevacomp Building Services Design and Bentley Hevacomp CAD software to design all aspects of Building Services including:     

Building thermal loads Pipe and duct sizing Lighting Cable sizing Building Simulation and CFD

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Existing, new and prospective users of Bentley Hevacomp software. Our courses will benefit everyone involved in Building Services Design that uses our software from Licentiates to Incorporated Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 - 2 days classroom and/or distance trainings held at our Training Centre in London or Sale or at the client’s site. Course Locations: London/UK Sale/UK Customer site Web-based Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): £300 - £450 per person per course (excluding VAT)

Entry date: 23/07/2010 (revised – formally Hevacomp Ltd) Renewal Date: 22 August 2012

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BIDDLE AIR SYSTEMS LTD

Company/Organisation: Biddle Air Systems Ltd

Course Contact(s): Andrew Saxon

Full Address: St Mary’s Road Nuneaton Warwickshire CV11 5AU

Tel: 024 76 377511 Fax: 024 76 373621 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.biddle-air.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Air Curtains  HVAC  Fan Coils

 Heating and Ventilation  Building Bulletin 87  Acoustics

 Ventilation  Computational Fluid Dynamics

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are experienced in the HVAC and building services industry, with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 1. Air Curtain Technology - covering the key issues of selection and use, with advice on the common pitfalls. 2. Heat & Vent Technology - covering the key issues involved with providing controlled ventilation, particularly into schools, as per Building Bulletin 87, Building Bulletin 93 and Building Bulletin 101. 3. Acoustic Design and Fan Coils - covering the key issues of fan coil design, selection and installation; particular emphasis is paid to explaining the importance of understanding noise and practical ways of reducing its impact. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical & electrical engineers (of all levels). Duration and Format of Course: Typically 1 hour lunchtime presentation and discussion. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry date: 20/08/12 (renewal) Renewal Date: 7 June 2014

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BOA FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS LTD

Company/Organisation: BOA Flexible Solutions Ltd

Course Contact(s): Robert Vissers

Full Address: 120 Bridge Road Chertsey KT16 8LA

Tel: 01932 445159 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.boafsl.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Compensation of Thermal Expansion and Building Movement Types of Course Speaker(s): Jamie Bomber BSc, MBA: Having graduated Jamie has spent nearly 25 years in the industry also gaining a Master’s degree. He has lectured extensively during this time on many HVAC aspects but especially pipe work in the UK, Ireland, USA, Russia, Middle East, India and Europe. He has worked on projects with consultants, contractors and end clients worldwide including tall buildings, data centres, hospitals, shopping malls, public buildings and historic sites. Robert Vissers HND Mechanical Engineering: Rob has a HND in Mechanical Engineering from Oxford Brookes. He has been involved all his working life with expansion joints and pipe work systems. He spent 20 years working for Engineering Appliances as Technical Manager and later as Managing Director. Currently Rob is Managing Director of BOA Flexible Solutions Ltd. He has extensive experience in all aspects of pipe work flexibility analysis and the application of Expansion joints in piping systems. Steve Miller: Steve has spent 37 years in the industry, 24 years of which dealing with thermal expansion/contraction. During his long career he worked with steam, high/medium hot water, hot oil when dealing with thermal expansion/contraction. His experience includes thermal expansion/contraction in mild steel, copper, stainless steel and plastic pipe work. Steve has been directly involved with giving design advice for many projects from schools (Deptford Green) to hospitals (Northern General Hospital) to car plants (Vauxhall) to Pharmaceutical (Astra Zeneca). As a skilled pipe fitter and welder by trade he has come up through the ranks and has a wealth of practical knowhow. Gordon Pringle MD HASL (Regional Distributors): Gordon has spent 23 years in the industry since leaving Napier University in 1987, 21 years of which are within the technical sales field of regional Scottish distributors HASL. His father and founder of HASL was an Engineering Appliances Area Manager in Scotland from 1967 and Gordon assumed the design role for thermal expansion in the mid 90s. He has extensive experience in all aspects of pipe work flexibility analysis and the application of Expansion joints having project managed the numerous PFI Hospital projects at Edinburgh Royal, Glasgow ACADS Stobhill & Victoria, Forth Valley Acute and Kirkcaldy Victoria to name a few. Schools, Semiconductor Production, Universities, Food Production and Pharmaceuticals also feature within the proejcts handling within the region and in total the Pringle name has a 45 year assoociation with Termal Expansion provision! Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This CPD highlights the need for flexibility analysis in pipe work systems. It shows how expansion and building movement can be compensated using natural flexibility or expansion joints. All different types of expansion joints are covered including Axial, Lateral, Angular and Gimbal. The CPD covers flexibility solutions for specific problems in systems such as radiators, risers and building settlement.

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BOA FLEXIBLE SOLUTIONS LTD (CONTINUED)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The course is aimed at all levels of mechanical engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 to 1 ½ hours lunchtime lecture format. Course Locations: At consultants and contractor’s offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 9/12/11 Renewal Entry Date: 8 December 2013

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BRITANNIA KITCHEN VENTILATION LTD

Company/Organisation: Britannia Kitchen Ventilation Ltd

Course Contact(s): Peter Taylor

Full Address: 10 Highdown Road Sydenham Industrial Estate Leamington Spa Warwickshire CV31 1XT


01926 463 540 01926 463 541 [email protected] www.kitchen-ventilation.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:   

Kitchen Ventilation Ventilation Ventilation Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Peter Taylor – Sales Director: Founding Director with 19 years experience in Kitchen Ventilation design Steve Mason – Sales Manager: 10 years experience in Kitchen Ventilation design. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 1 hour course on design and developments in commercial kitchen ventilation including; canopies, ventilated ceilings, ultra violet filtration and self contained kitchen ventilation systems. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Services Engineers from junior to associate level. Duration and Format of Course: Total of 1 hour including questions. Course Locations: At your own office or at Britannia’s head office in Leamington Spa. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 06/05/2010 renewed 26/06/12 Renewal Date: 6 May 2014

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BRONZ-GLOW UK LTD

Company/Organisation: Bronz-Glow

Course Contact(s): Frank Frayling

Full Address: Unit 4, Beacon road Poulton Industrial Estate Poulton-Le-Fylde Lancashire FY6 8JE


01253 890666 01253 890222 [email protected] www.bronz-glow.co.uk


Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Anti-Corrosive Protective Coatings Heat Exchanger Anti-Corrosive Protective Coatings

Types of Course Speaker(s): Frank Frayling – 20 years experience. Other speakers are technical engineers with relevant technical product knowledge. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The course will offer the understanding of heat exchanger corrosive attack, and the process of prevention. An understanding of the anti-corrosive protection procedure will also be gained. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The course will be suitable for all levels of engineers and facilities managers; no prior experience is necessary. Duration and Format of Course: ½ hour and 1 hour lecture/seminars. Course Locations: Available at the Head Office and throughout the UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): TBA.

Entry date: 2/7/11 Renewal Date: 1 July 2013

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BSB ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD Company/Organisation: BSB Engineering Services Ltd

Course Contact(s): Nick Hart

Full Address: Unit E, Tribune Drive Trinity Trading Estate Sittingbourne Kent ME10 2PD


01795 422609 01795 429543 [email protected] www.bsb.dampers.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Fire and Smoke Products – Dampers  Control Panels Types of Course Speaker(s): All BSB speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:  Regulations and compliance of fire damper standards  Fire resistant and smoke control damper standards  Fire and smoke damper control systems Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Engineers, Technical Duration and Format of Course: 45 mins – lunch-time and evening seminars. Course Locations: All UK and Northern and Southern Ireland. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry Date: 28 January 2011 Entry Renewal Date: 27 January 2013

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CAICE ACOUSTIC AIR MOVEMENT LTD

Company/Organisation Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd

Course Contact(s): Simon Hooker

Full Address: Riverside House, 3 Winnersh Fields Gazelle Close Winnersh, Wokingham RG41 5QS

Telephone No: 0844 8475370 Fax No: 0844 847 5371 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.caice.co.uk


Acoustics Air Conditioning and Ventilation Environmental Fans Noise Control

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their fields. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: PowerPoint presentations form the basis of the seminars and they focus on many elements of building services acoustics including various noise control measures that can be used to help avoid or solve noise problems. Questions are also welcomed throughout the seminars. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers and architects, who have a limited or basic knowledge of acoustics, but want to learn more about its increasing importance. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour lunch time seminars covering typically 2 or 3 subjects. Course Locations: Various locations throughout the UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A. Entry Date: 14/04/2011 Renewal Date: 13 April 2013

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CALOR GAS LTD

Company/Organisation: Calor Gas Ltd

Course Contact(s): Sales Support

Full Address: Athena House Athena Drive Tachbrook Park Warwick CV34 6RL


0800 121 7842 0870 400 6904 [email protected] http://www.calor.co.uk/cibse-and-riba www.calor.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:            

Building Regulations Part L Combined Heat and Power Commercial Gas Fired Room Heating Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating Energy Efficiency Energy Purchasing and Contracts Enhanced Capital Allowances Gas - Management of Gas Heating Heating and Ventilation Heating and Water Heating Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments

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Hot Water Generation Methods Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change Radiant Heating Solar Technology Warm Air Heating Water Heating Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) in Commercial and Industrial Applications

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers have and are currently working within the LPG Commercial Sector. The presenter who will run the course will be from a location near to the CIBSE member’s practice/location. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Provides guidance for CIBSE members working in off mains gas areas. The course offers general, essential facts about Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), types of installations and the locating and siting of these installations. The course also covers the regulations relating to the use of LPG and how LPG can be used with renewable applications. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Applicable to all levels of CIBSE membership. It will be of most use to Incorporated and Chartered Engineers. No prior LPG knowledge is required.

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CALOR GAS LTD (CONTINUED)

Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour seminar, plus question and answer session. Course Locations: Course to be carried out at CIBSE member’s own location. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry date: 28/07/11 updated 15/11/12 Renewal Date: 27 July 2013

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CAMFIL FARR LTD

Company/Organisation: Camfil Farr Ltd

Course Contact(s): Peter Dyment

Full Address: Knowsley Road Haslingden Lancashire BB4 4EG


01706 238000 01706 226736 [email protected] www.camfil.co.uk


Air Quality Energy Efficiency Filtration Carbon filtration

Types of Course Speaker(s): Professional management with over 10 year’s relevant experience within the air filtration industry. Speakers include Dr Chris Ecob, PhD. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Fundamentals of HVAC air filtration including economic filter engineering, advanced filter engineering for clean-room environments and gas filtration for urban environments. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants and engineers responsible for mechanical project design and facilities management. Duration and Format of Course: Dependent on chosen course, e.g. 1 hour lunchtime seminars, 2 day residential courses. Course Locations: Various including place of business and national and international coverage. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): From FOC to £400.

Entry date: 21 January 2013 Renewal date: 20 January 2015

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CAPITOLINE LLP

Company/Organisation: Capitoline LLP

Course Contact(s): Mr Matt Flowerday

Full Address: 6 High Grove Welwyn Garden City Herts AL8 7DW


07917355773 0800 014 8015 [email protected] www.capitoline.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:        

Data Networks Data Centres Computer Rooms Electrical Dataworks Heating and Ventilation - Underfloor Air Conditioning IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems Standby Power Systems Uninterruptable Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): The speaker is a professional chartered engineer who is both a corporate member of the IET and CIBSE. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Data Centre Design Using the practical experience derived by Capitoline from auditing and designing computer rooms and data centres comes this 3-day course that focuses on the best practices in the specification, sizing and design of computer rooms and data centres. The course is based on best practices drawn from our own experience and relevant extracts from international engineering and business continuity standards

Date Centre Operational Management This 2-day course focuses on the best practices to keep the data centre operational at the level of resilience desired. Not only does a good data centre have to be designed and built to best practices but also operated and maintained throughout its working life. Every two weeks, somewhere in the world, a major data centre suffers a major breakdown and loss of availability with an average downtime of 17 hours. In nearly every case these breakdowns are avoidable with better management practices and procedures in place.

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CAPITOLINE LLP (Continued)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The course is suitable for most levels from technician to chartered engineer status in the positions of Facilities Manager and engineers, estates managers, electrical engineers and IT Managers.

Duration and Format of Course: Two and three day instructor-led courses Course Locations: Courses are held through out the UK, Egypt, Nigeria, Malaysia, Netherlands, Dubai, India and at customer premises Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): £900 to £1275

Entry Date: 30/08/2012 (renewal) Entry Renewal Date: 21 July 2014

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CARLO GAVAZZI UK LTD Company/Organisation: Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd Full Address: Unit 7, Springlakes Industrial Estate Deadbrook Lane Aldershot Hampshire GU1w 4UH

Course Contact(s): Kevin Simmonds Alison Stevens Tel: 01252 339600 Fax: 01252 826799 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.carlogavazzi.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:          

Building Regulations Part L2 Building Services Electrical Electrical Design Energy Controls Energy Efficiency Energy Management and Controls Energy Metering Energy Performance of Buildings Directive Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Carlo Gavazzi’s provides attendees with a broader knowledge and understanding on how you can make energy management work for you; whilst bringing you up to date with the latest MID legislation. Consuming less energy is about getting the technology and strategy right, when this is understood then a building’s performance can be improved and energy usage reduced. When sourcing and comparing appropriate technology, it is not only important to know that you have the right equipment, but crucial that you know what you are trying to achieve. It could be a costly process installing a comprehensive metering package without having a view on the outcome. If it is not possible to use the information gained, then it will have been a futile exercise. By ensuring that a logical process is followed, and by using the right equipment, it will be possible not only to understand what is happening on a site, but also to drive through the vital reductions in consumption that are required by legislation and, furthermore, impact on the bottom line.

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CARLO GAVAZZI UK LTD (Continued)

Duration and Format of Course: 60 minute siminar Course Locations: North West, West Midlands, South, Yorkshire or customer site Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free of charge

Entry Date: 16/10/2012 Renewal Date: 15/10/14

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CIBSE TRAINING AND EVENTS

Company/Organisation CIBSE Training (Energy Assessor Training, Mid Career College, Online Learning) and Regional Events

Full Address: 222 Balham High Road London SW12 9BS

Course Contacts: Regional events – Nyree Hughes Societies and SLL events – Liz Peck Head office events & courses – Jennie Winterbottom Mid Career College courses – Anita Parry Tel: 020 8675 5211 Fax: 020 8675 5449 e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected] web site: www.cibse.org and www.cibsetraining.co.uk


A Wide Range of Subjects, Please Contact Course Provider for Details Training for Entry in the Low Carbon Consultants Register and as Low Carbon Energy Assessors All Aspects of Heating, Ventilation and Lighting All Building Services Subjects can be Provided as In-House Training

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are experts in their field. Summary of Type of Courses Offered and Area of Specialism Offered: One day multi speaker conferences and interactive one day workshops with a specialist course leader who is an acknowledged expert in their discipline. Also training to become ‘Low Carbon Consultants’ and ‘Low Carbon Energy Assessors’. Both basic introductions to the various building services disciplines as well as updates on new aspects of building services technologies are arranged. These are held in London and around the country. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Courses cover a wide range of competence levels. Please see programme details. Duration and Format of Course:  

full day seminars multi day seminars

Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): Please see programme details.

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CIBSE TRAINING AND EVENTS (CONTINUED)

Programme Details: For forthcoming CIBSE training visit www.cibsetraining.co.uk, CIBSE events are listed in the CIBSE News pages of the CIBSE Journal, and in the “Events & Courses” section of the CIBSE website. Regional Events: Regional events are listed in the annual CIBSE Programme booklet which is distributed to our members. CIBSE regions also provide presentations on current developments and topics of interest for our membership. For further details, please contact the CIBSE Regional Secretaries whose contact details are available in the “CIBSE in your region” section of the CIBSE website and in the CIBSE Programme booklet. Society Events: The Society of Light and Lighting, Society of Public Health Engineers and Society of Façade Engineering also run events in a number of formats, many of which qualify for CPD. Details are included in the “Societies” section of the CIBSE website or can be obtained from the Society Secretaries.

Update: 12/08/10 Renewal: August 2012

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CIBSE JOURNAL

Company/Organisation: CIBSE Journal Published by Cambridge Publishers Ltd 275 Newmarket Road Cambridge, CB5 8JE

Contact(s): Nicola Golledge Tel: Fax

020 8772 3697 020 8675 6554

Email: [email protected] web site: www.cibsejournal.com


CPD Modules (Covering a Wide Range of Subjects) Distance Learning On-Line Courses

The new CIBSE Journal launched in February 2009. This monthly magazine is the new official magazine of CIBSE and is distributed to all members. The Journal aims to be a highly informative, relevant magazine for CIBSE members and the wider building services community, reflecting the range of activities carried out by them. CIBSE Journal will provide technical and practical information to help drive the building services industry forward. Each edition includes a CPD Programme Module, covering a wide range of subjects. Each module can be accessed and completed online at www.cibsejournal.com The CPD modules are prepared by building services professionals who are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: CPD Programme: This CIBSE-recognised CPD distance-learning programme is a joint initiative between CIBSE Journal and London South Bank University, and provides building services professionals with a wider choice of study methods. Readers are invited to complete the modules online at www.cibsejournal.com. Once completed, they will receive a confirmation email, which can be kept as evidence of completion of the module. Each module is worth, in the organisers’ opinion, a maximum of one-and-a-half hours’ study time.

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CIBSE JOURNAL (CONTINUED)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: This free CIBSE Journal reader service is open to all readers. In step with all other engineering professional bodies, the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers requires its members to maintain and improve their professional knowledge and skills. This mandatory requirement applies to all active Licentiates, Associates, Members and Fellows. Furthermore, evidence of CPD is required for all those seeking to transfer to a higher grade of membership. CIBSE Journal’s CPD distance learning series can contribute to your annual programme of planned CPD activity. Duration and Format of Course: Distance Learning and On-Line CPD modules. Course Locations: N/A Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 16/02/09 Renewal Date: 15 February 2013

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CLEARPOWER LTD Company/Organisation: Clearpower Ltd

Full Address: Enterprise House 20 Weston Business Park Landscape Road Weston-on-the-Green Oxford OX25 3SX

Course Contact(s): Mike Shelly Tel: 0844 372 7808 Fax: 0844 372 7808 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.clearpower.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct

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Biomass - Combined Cooling Heating and Power Plant

Types of course speakers John Heffernan - CEO of Clearpower Ltd Mike Shelly - Bioenergy Manager Kevin Agutter - Bioenergy Engineer All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Experienced Biomass professionals with over 10 years in the Biomass Energy Industry. Include in their accreditations are an MBA from INSEAD, B. Comm. (Banking and Finance), MSc. (International Accounting and Finance), BE (Chemical), MBA from Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business, UCD, and an ONC in Mechanical Engineering from Nottingham Polytechnic and an HNC in business & finance from De-Montfort University. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The Biomass Trigeneration Plant course offers the attendees the opportunity to have a substantial introduction the first of its kind Plant in the UK generating heating, cooling and electricity from recycled wood on a large scale. It is a short course that includes information on how the plant works with all the equipment. It explains the in technical detail how the biomass fuel is converted to thermal energy and then goes on to produce electrical and thermal energy and how it can be used in a building. The course also shows how the whole Trigeneration Plant is remotely monitored using cutting edge technology. It briefly outlines the processes involved in getting CHPQA and ROCs accreditation for the CCHP through Ofgem. It outlines the EMS and CE Global Conformity Certification documentation requirements. The boiler sizing lecture provides guidance of methods for calculating for sizing a Biomass Boiler.

Target audience, including competence level, e.g. Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, Chartered Engineer. Those benefiting from these courses do not have to have prior knowledge of the subjects covered, and would be suitable for Incorporated Engineers

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CLEARPOWER LTD (Continued)

Duration and format of course, One hour CPD lectures/seminars designed for a lunch time attendance.

Course Locations: UK Nationwide Course attendance fee range (if applicable): N/A


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COOL DESIGNS LTD Company/Organisation: Cool Designs Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr Darrel Birkett

Full Address: Unit 8 North Hylton Enterprise Park Hepworth Road Sunderland SR5 3JT


0191 5496964 0191 549 6969 [email protected] www.cooldesignsltd.co.uk


Air Conditioning Compressor Technology VRF Systems Energy Efficiency Environmental Issues Legislation

Types of Course Speaker(s): Darrel Birkett (Managing Director – Cool Designs Ltd): Greenham Air Conditioning (Wholesalers of Fujitsu Air Conditioning) 1990-2002, PHM Distribution (Wholesalers of Panasonic Air Conditioning) 2002-2003, Cool Designs Ltd (Distributors of Toshiba Air Conditioning) 2003 – date. 19 years experience in air conditioning distribution. Extensive knowledge in load estimating, system design & VRF applications. Chris Oldroyd (Specification Sales Engineer, Cool Designs Ltd): Over 22 years experience in the air conditioning industry having previously worked in contracting and then at both Toshiba Air Conditioning and Daikin. Extensive knowledge in the application and selection of air conditioning systems. HNC and an ONC in Building Services. Angus Cameron (Specification Sales Manager, Cool Designs Ltd): C&M Environmental – Apprenticeship 1982-1987, C&M Environment – Engineer 1987-1990, C&M Environmental – Manager/Engineer 1990-1993, C&M Environmental – Manager/Director 1993-1996, Thermac Distribution – Technical & Sales Director 19962003, Self Employed Consultancy – 2003-2008, Cool Designs Ltd – Specification Sales Manager – 2003 – todate. 27 years experience in the Air Conditioning industry through both contracting and distribution. Previously offering support from tailored seminars to on–site technical support. Viren Patel (Project Support Engineer – Cool Designs Ltd): 6 Years experience in the Air Conditioning industry, spending 4 years at Toshiba Air Conditioning (Projects Department). BEng Material Science and Engineering. With CDL has also trained as controls commission engineer. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: CDL offers a variety of CPD courses. Some are of general interest and cover current trends, developments and themes within the air conditioning industry; (Refrigerants, Energy Efficiency, Legislation). Others are more product or system specific and cover the application and design of particular technologies of products; (VRF systems). All of our courses are designed by Toshiba Air Conditioning and CIBSE approved. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Product specific courses are targeted at Technicians working on the installation and service of those products. The more general course will be of interest to Chartered Engineers.

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Duration and Format of Course: Product training course may take several days. Most general courses last 1 hour and are frequently arranged as ‘lunch and learn’ sessions. Course Locations: In clients’ premises all over the UK and CDL’s premises in Warrington and Sunderland. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): There is not usually a charge.

Entry Date: 16/02/11 Renewal Date: 15 February 2012

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COOPER LIGHTING & SAFETY

Company/Organisation: Cooper Lighting & Safety Full Address: Wheatley Hall Road Doncaster DN2 4NB

Course Contact(s): Andy Gallacher James Beresford Graham White Tel: Fax: e-mail:

01302 321541 01302 367155 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

web site: www.cooper-Is.com


Emergency Lighting Energy Efficiency Lighting Lighting Legislation Lighting & Management Lighting Controls Lighting Design Standby Power Systems Fire Detection

Types of Course Speaker(s): Course speakers are all highly experienced within their specific field of expertise with relevant professional qualifications and an exceptional understanding of standards and regulations pertaining to their subject. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Cooper Lighting & Safety are one of the leading manufacturers of Emergency Lighting/Mains Lighting, Fire Detection systems and Central Battery Systems and offer courses to provide an informative and practical insight into the applicable standards, regulations and product application for the following product categories:  Central Battery Systems (Static Inverter & CBU’s)  Emergency Lighting  Fire Detection  Mains Lighting (Architectural and Commodity) Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Courses provided assume a basic knowledge and understanding of the subject, aimed at reinforcing and developing product knowledge and its application in industrial commercial, and retail projects. People likely to benefit include Lighting Designers, Consultants/Specifiers, Contractors, D&B Personnel and Architects.

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COOPER LIGHTING & SAFETY (continued)

Duration and Format of Course: Courses can be presented at any of our Cooper Lighting & Safety facilities across the UK, alternatively courses can be conducted in in-house or at third party locations. Course duration is approx 2 -3 hours with encouraged trainee participation and can be presented during lunch-time breaks to minimise business interruption. Course Locations: Either at attendees premises or may be held at Cooper Lighting & Safety facilities (Doncaster, Leamington Spa, London), or at suitable third party facilities, e.g. lecture theatres, conference facilities and hotels. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): There is not usually a charge.

Entry Date: 20/4/11 revised 7/6/12 Entry Renewal Date: 19 April 2013

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COOPER SECURITY

Company/Organisation: Cooper Security

Course Contact(s): Daria Soloveychik/Neil Garland/Neil Richardson

Full Address: Vantage Point Business Village Mitcheldean Gloucestershire GL17 0SZ


01594 54 1 977 01594 54 5 445 [email protected] www.coopersecurity.co.uk


Security Alarm Systems Intruder Detection Devices Speech Diallers Intruder Alarm Panels Lone Worker Protection Systems Communication Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Neil Richardson is the Specification Sales Manager at Cooper Security. He has experience with Tyco Fire and Security, UTC Kidde Safety. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Firstly, we provide an overview of the different types of intruder systems available on the market and discuss the relative benefits of each; we examine detection devices and show how these are applied within the security system. We then discuss the regulatory landscape surrounding intruder alarm systems, provide an understanding of the levels of security grading that can be applied to a system and show how equipment performance and good system design are critical to achieving compliance. Finally, we discuss additional considerations when specifying a system and how this can be influenced by the design and usage of the premises. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects, Specifiers, M&E Engineers, Security Managers, Facilities Managers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour. Course Locations: All Cooper facilities across the UK including our head office in Mitcheldean, Gloucestershire and customers’ premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 9.12.11 Renewal Entry Date: 8 December 2013

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CNET TRAINING Company/Organisation: CNet Training

Course Contact(s): Paul Rivett

Full Address: 10 Park Farm Business Centre Fornham St Genevieve Bury St Edmonds Suffolk IP28 6TS


01284 767100 01284 767500 [email protected] www.cdcdp.com


Data Networks Data Centres Computer Rooms Electrical Dataworks Heating and Ventilation – Underfloor Air Conditioning IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems Standby Power Systems Uninterruptable Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): BEng, BTech, CEng, MIET, DCEP, CDCDP, CDCMP, RCDD. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The Certified Data Centre Design Professional brings together the essential components of proficiency to independently certify that an individual is a highly skilled and knowledgeable industry professional. The qualification validates the individual’s ability and knowledge in standards, compliance and the application of global best practices in the design, creation and management of preeminent data centres. This BTEC qualification from Edexcel combines Certified Data Centre Design, Data Centre Power, Data Centre Cooling, Data Centre Efficiency and Data Centre Management as the only complete Data Centre qualification available worldwide. The programme is intended to furnish data centre professionals with depth and breadth of learning and to provide independently verified proof of competency. The unit based structure of the overall qualification allows flexibility to take each unit at your convenience over a period of time and to acquire an additional core qualification in Certified Data Centre Design. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Any individual involved or responsible for the management of an existing data centre or those looking at the best practice for the design of new facilities.

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CNET TRAINING (CONTINUED)

Duration and Format of Course: Seven days, Instructor led interactive study with practical design case studies synchronized with course delivery. Assessment by way of end tests and review of the case studies.

Course Locations: Toronto, New York, Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington, Rio de Janeiro, London, Bury St Edmunds, Amsterdam, Brussels, Egypt, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Johannesburg, Mauritius, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Auckland. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Sterling equivalent = £3,595

Entry Date: 21/10/11 Renewal Date: 20 October 2013

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CRANE LTD

Company/Organisation: Crane Building Services & Utilities

Course Contact(s): Andy Lucas

Full Address: Crane House Epsilon Terrace, West Road Ipswich Suffolk IP3 9FJ


01473 277369 01473 277301 [email protected] www.cranebsu.com


Proportional Balancing Variable Volume System Design Incorporation DPCV Variable Volume System Design Incorporation PICV Introduction to Safety Valves

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: These courses are designed to give an introductory overview of the subject matter. Crane Building Services manufacture a full range of valves, specialising in commissioning and safety valves Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefitting from this course require no prior knowledge. Young engineers, engineers from other disciplines (public health, electrical, etc) and all others within the building services industry not directly associated with commissioning or safety valves. Duration and Format of Course: Approximately 1 – 1½ hours. Course Locations: Crane HQ at Ipswich, or by prior arrangement at consumers’ premises. Course Attendance Fee Range: None.

Entry Date: 25/09/2012 Entry Renewal Date: 17 July 2014

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DATA CENTER UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

Company/Organisation: Data Center University by Schneider Electric Energy University by Schneider Electric Full Address: 132 Fairgrounds Road West Kingston Rhode Island 02892, USA

Course and eLearning Contact(s): Susan Hartman Tel: +401 398 8450 x2342 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.datacenteruniversity.com www.MyEnergyUniversity.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                                         

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Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to comply with Building Regulations Part L Air Conditioning Air Conditioning - Underfloor Systems Air Conditioning and Ventilation Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control Air Conditioning Design and Project Management Air Conditioning Design and Project Management Underfloor Systems Air Curtains Air Distribution Air Quality Aspirating Smoke Detection Asset Management, Control and Maintenance Automatic Monitoring and Targeting Building Management System Building Regulations Building Structure Fire Safety Standards CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) Closed Circuit TV Computational Fluid Dynamics Critical Airflow Control Applications Data Networks Ecological Design Electrical Electrical – Cable Management Systems Electrical Dataworks Electrical Design Emergency Lighting Emissions Trading Energy Efficiency Energy Metering Environment Environmental Evaporative Humidification Technology Facilities Management Fans Fire Fire and Safety Fire Containment Fire System Controls and Electrics Fire Detection and Alarms

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Heat Exchangers Heat Recovery Products Heating and Ventilating Heating and Cooling Controls Humidification Humidification Principles, Low Energy Humidification Humidifers Humidity HV Distribution Systems HVAC HVAC - Underfloor Systems HVAC Systems and Controls HVAC Systems Control HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors’ Association IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems Leak Detection LV (Low Voltage Circuits) Maintenance (Electrical) Management Power Generation Power Quality (Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations Radiant Heating Radiator Heating Refrigerants Refrigeration Refrigeration System and Fault Analysis Risk Assessment Security (Closed Circuit TV) Standby Power Systems Test and Inspection Underfloor Air Conditioning Uninterruptable Power Systems Whole Life Cost Savings – Underfloor Air Conditioning Whole Life Costing

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DATA CENTER UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (CONTINUED) Types of Course Speaker(s): Due to the online learning format of Data Center University, there are no course speakers. A team of data center engineers from our expert-led Science Center provides DCU course content and insight. This international consortium consists of individuals who have run and designed some of the world’s most advanced data centers. These individuals work with the expert team of instructional designers to create content that delivers a high-quality learning experience. This group of individuals is experienced in their fields with relevant professional qualifications and education credentials. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: DCU’s skilled based curriculum address hot topics, issues and trends in the following areas: data centers, power, cooling, racks and physical structure, cabling, physical security and fire protection, network security, services and management systems. DCU features over 70 courses that are broken down by experience level; introductory, intermediate and experienced. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: DCU offers industry-leading education of IT professionals, facilities managers, engineers, designers, consultants, and anyone involved in the critical decisions and infrastructure planning of data centers worldwide. The changing nature of data centers, and the technology that impacts them, makes it even more critical that employees remain up to date on the current theories and best practices for issues around topics of power, cooling, management, security, and planning. Duration and Format of Course: Each course equals 1 hour of learning time combined with an assessment quiz. Course Locations or web-based: Online self paced courses available on demand 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): All courses are free of charge.


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DATACENTIENCE (Division of Semper Holidngs Ltd) Company/Organisation: Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd

Course Contact(s): Thom Brouillard

Full Address: 26-27 Great Sutton Street London EC1V 0DS

Tel: 020 7250 0010 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.datacentience.com


Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control High Density Computer Cooling System Design Scalable Cooling Systems for IT Applications Electrical Uninterruptable Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their fields with relevant professional qualifications and experience. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This presentation focuses on scalable cooling solutions for high density data centres using currently available technology to increase capacity and reduce power consumption. Innovative product applications for loads from 4 – 20kW per rack are reviewed with attention to reduction of power consumption. Areas of discussion include:  ASHRAE Recommended Thermal Guidelines  High density close-coupled cooling systems for increased efficiency and reduced carbon footprint  Application of various HD close-coupled cooling systems  Latest development in Rack-based modular cooling solutions for HD  Discussion of hot and cold aisle enclosure and application  Design software for single and double rows of IT cabinets with and without air capture enclosures Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consulting Engineers, Engineering Technicians, Facilities Engineers and senior members of staff who have datacentre operating cost responsibility. Duration and Format of Course: One to two hours followed by discussion. Format is interactive discussion with power point presentation.

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DATACENTIENCE (Division of Semper Holidngs Ltd) Course Locations: Courses are offered on site in attending firm’s office or at the Datacentience Great Sutton Street office conference room. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Datacentience course offerings are free of charge

Entry Date: 25/7/12 Entry Renewal Date: 4 March 2013

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DCPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT (A DIVISION OF DATA CENTER DYNAMICS LTD) Company/Organisation: DCProfessionalDevelopment a division of Datacenter Dynamics Ltd Full Address: 28 Scrutton Street London EC2A 4RP

Course Contact(s): Ken McNally Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

020 7377 1907 020 7377 9583 [email protected] www.datacentredynamics.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Access Controls  Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems  Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part L  Air Conditioning  Air Conditioning – Underfloor Systems  Air Conditioning and Ventilation  Air Conditioning (CloseControl)/Precision Air Control  Air Conditioning Design and Project Management  Air Conditioning Design and Project Management – Underfloor Systems  Asset Management, Control and Maintenance  Automatic Monitoring and Targeting  Building Controls  Building Energy Analysis and Simulation  Building Log Books (Part L)  Building Management System  Building Regulations  Building Regulations – Part L  Building Regulations – Part L2  Cage Rack Micro Environment Control  Circuit Protection  Cogeneration  Combined Heat and Power  Computational Fluid Dynamics  Computing  Critical Airflow Control Applications  Data Networks

 Electrical  Electrical – Cable Management Systems  Electrical Dataworks  Electrical Design  Electrical Final Power Circuits  Electrical Fire Engineering  Electrical Services and High Voltage Design  Electrotechnical  Energy Efficiency  Energy Efficient Drives  Energy Management and Controls  Energy Metering  Energy Performance of Buildings Directive  Facilities Management  Fire Containment  Fire Detection and Alarms  Future Legislation Influences  Harmonics and Variable Speed Drives in HVAC Applications  Health and Safety  Health and Safety Management  Heating and Ventilation – Underfloor Air Conditioning  HVAC – Underfloor Systems  HVAC Systems and Controls  Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change  IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems  Leak Detection  Lighting Controls & Management Systems

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DCPROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT (CONTINUED)

Categories Covered (continued):  Maintenance (Electrical)  Media Storage, Management and Distribution  Power Generation  Power Quality – Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses  Standby Power Systems  Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics  Sustainable Building Design and Underfloor Air Conditioning

 UK Climate Change Programme  Underfloor Air Conditioning  Underfloor Heating  Underfloor Systems  Uninterruptable Power Systems  Whole Life Cost Savings – Underfloor Air Conditioning  Whole Life Costing  Wiring Regulations (BS7671)

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced specialists in Data Centre Design with relevant professional qualifications. Brendon Greg Sherry RCDD, NTS, WD, DCEP, General Manager, DCProfessionalDevelopment Mike Foskett, Senior Technologist, DCProfessionalDevelopment John Laban, Mission Critical Facilities Consultant Dr Robert Tozer, MSc, MBA, PhD, CEng, MCIBSE, MASHRAE David Zimny, Director of Curriculum Development, Convergent Technology Alliance Peter Curtis, President/CEO, Power Management Concepts Julius Neudorfer, CTO, North American Access Technologies James R Craig, CEO, Craig Consulting Services Bob Landstrom, Senior Manager, Data Center Solutions, MphasiS Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: One to three-day CPD courses are held regularly in London and in other business centres worldwide. All are taught by acknowledged experts in their field, comprehensive course manuals are provided, and students participate in group exercises in order to consolidate learning outcomes. Foundation courses lead to more advanced specialist courses forming part of a structured and defined career progression framework, within which equivalent preliminary training received from other providers is acknowledged as an acceptable prerequisite. Target Audience, Including Competence Level:    

C-level management: CEO, CIO, CTO, COO Senior executives: Heads of Infrastructure, Enterprise Architecture, Facilities, IT Management: Facilities, Data Centre, Operations, Building Services, IT, Network Consultants: Consulting Engineers, IT Consultants, Infrastructure Consultants

Duration and Format of Course: One or three-day seminars for up to 20 students, delivered in a classroom environment. Course Locations or web-based: Courses are held in established conference venues or training facilities in London and major business cities worldwide. Course Attendance Fee Range (if Applicable) One or three day course fees (including catering and all course materials) range from £450 to £1500 + VAT depending upon course level, duration and location. Entry Date: 27/04/11 Entry Renewal Date: 26 April 2013

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DELMATIC LIMITED Company/Organisation: Delmatic Limited Full Address: The Powerhouse 6 Power Road Chiswick London W4 5PY

Course Contact(s): Stephen Woodnutt Steve Hanover Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

020 8987 5900 020 8987 5957 [email protected] www.delmatic.com


Advanced Building Controls Building Controls Building Regulations Part L2 BREEAM Emergency Lighting – Integrated Testing and Monitoring Energy Management and Controls Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Systems Lighting Controls and Management

Types of Course Speaker(s): Stephen Woodnutt: Managing Director of Delmatic. With more than twenty years experience in the lighting management industry, Stephen continually works at the leading edge of international lighting management design including the development of digital Dali applications as well as integrated open-protocol solutions. Steve Hanover: Sales Director at Delmatic. With more than thirty years experience in the lighting and engineering design fields, Steve is recognised as an expert on the design, layout and application of lighting management systems to UK and international projects. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Delmatic offer a selection of CPD courses ranging from general seminars which provide an overview of lighting management and related topics to specialist seminars which provide an in-depth study of individual topics. Courses are designed to inform delegates about the latest changes in regulations & technology and assess their implication in the application of lighting management and integrated systems. Seminars can be followed by a practical demonstration, questions & answers and a technical workshop depending on client requirements and time schedule. A typical course covers:    

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminar is aimed at electrical engineers at all levels although mechanical engineers may find the sections on open-protocol integration with HVAC and BMS systems of relevance. The interactive seminars enable different streams to be flowed to suit the interests of the audience. Duration and Format of Course: 50 minutes plus question and answer session: two hour in-depth courses also available. Typically held over a lunchtime period. Course Locations: Typically held on client’s premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Course is free of charge and Delmatic provide buffet lunch.

Entry date: 27/4/11 Entry Renewal Date: 26 April 2013

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DELTA CONTROLS

Company/Organisation: Delta Controls

Course Contact(s): John Brough

Full Address: Cardinal Point Park Road Rickmansworth WD3 1RE


01923 432651 01923 432601 [email protected] www.deltacontrols.com


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Access Control Systems Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems BACnet Building Controls CCTV Integration Data Networks Demand Side Management Demand Response and Load Shedding

Energy Management and Controls Fire Systems Integration Gateways and Protocol Translators Integration of Building Services Lighting Controls Open Building Management Systems Solar Technology Wireless Technology

Types of Course Speaker(s): Presentations are delivered by controls professionals with many years experience both in their field and in giving presentations in public. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: CPD accredited presentations specifically aimed at new and emerging technologies used in building controls, e.g. BACNet, open systems, wireless communications, and intelligent buildings. Presentations are free of charge, typically of 30 minute – 1 hour duration and are given by industry experts in a professional manner, either centrally or at your chosen location. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All interested members of CIBSE, architects and end users are welcome. Duration and Format of Course: PowerPoint presentation of 30 minute – 1 hour duration. Course Locations: Flexible location. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 08/12/12 Renewal: 07 December 201

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DURAPIPE UK

Company/Organisation: Durapipe UK

Course Contact(s): Mr Des Dolan Brand Manager

Full Address: Durapipe UK Walsall Road Norton Canes Cannock WS11 9NS

Tel: 01543 272366 Fax: 01543 279450 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.durapipe.co.uk


Chilled Water System Design Plastic Piping for Building Services Radiator Heating Sound Insulated Waste Water Systems

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Heating and Hot Water Services Design Polymer Pipe for Heating and Cooling Polymer Pipe for Heating and Plumbing HVAC H+V Commercial

Types of Course Speaker(s): Des Dolan – a Building Services Brand Manager at Durapipe UK with over 15 years’ experience in the management of piping systems for building services applications. His product management career in the ndustry started with Vulcathene, the safe chemical drainage system for laborotaties, bt barands under his management now cover a range of building services applications including H&C water, heating, chilled water and specialist drainage. Mitchell Holmes – a Marketing and Commercial Manager at Durapipe UK. Since graduating with a Business & Marketing Honours defree in ’96, Mitchell’s experience has been focussed on piping systems with a career encompassing the diversities of Domestic and Commerical applications, metals and plastics systems, manufacturing and distribution, and valves and flow control; with significant brand names including Hepworth, Victaulic, Crane, Hattersley and now Durapipe. Peter Ropazs – Durapipe Area Sales Manager for Yorkshire and the North East. He has worked for various distribution companies involved in pipework for 20 years before joining Durapipe in 2005. His role is promoting the features and benefits of plastic piping systems to consultants and contractors in the building services sector. Tony Argyle – Durapipe’s Area Sales Manager for South London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Hampshire. His career in the building services market spans 18 years, where he started work with Capper plactics covering the south east area. Upon Cappers being acquired by Wolseley UK he moved to the Pipe Center part of the group. His role was to promote plastics piping systems through innovation. He joined Durapipe in 2007 where his role is to promote the feautures and benefits of plastic piping systems for the building services to Consultants and Contractors in this market. John Hall – Area Sales Manager with Durapipe UK covering London and Northern Home Counties. John has been with Durapipe for 23 years and has worked in various areas, giving him a wide knowledge of plastic pipe systems available for building services. He has been in his current external sales role for the last 5 years. Caroline Bower – Durapipe Area Sales Manager for West and East Midlands, Ireland and Gibraltar. She has worked in sales and marketing for building services manufacturers since 1997 both in the UK and in Europe.

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She joined the Durapipe marketing team as a Brand Manager in 2007. She has extensive market knowledge of the building services, DIY and Industrial sectors both in the UK and in Europe. Her role is promoting the features and benefits of plastic piping systems to consultants and contractors in the building services sector. Kevin Bowden – Durapipe Area Sales Manager covering Essex and East Anglia and has over 20 years’ experience within the plumbing and heating industry, the last three and a half within the Commercial sector. He has worked for several manufacturing and distribution companies within that time gaining invaluable experience in those sectors. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered. One to one and a hour lunchtime seminar (PowerPoint presentation) on the features and benefits of plastic piping systems for building services applications, with samples and jointing demonstrations if required. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Services Engineers and Consultants. Duration and Format of Course: One to one and a half hour seminar. Course Locations: At clients’ offices Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): No fees.

Entry date: 22/02/13 Entry Renewal Date: 21/02/15

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EarthEnergy Ltd

Company/Organisation: EarthEnergy Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr Brian Kennelly

Full Address: Falmouth Business Park Bickland Water Road Falmouth TR11 4SZ

Tel: 07881 583261 Fax: 01326 211071 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.earthenergy.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:       

Ground Source Technology Ground Source Heating and Cooling Ground Source System Design and Installation Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Hot Water Generation Methods Renewable Energy Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Brian Kennelly, Managing Director, has over 20 years construction industry experience and expertise leading the design and installation of ground source systems in the UK. Robin Curtis, Technical Director, has over 17 years experience leading the design and installation of ground source systems in the UK. Tim Rutherford has current project experience with systems in most sectors. Angela Wilson has current project experience with systems in most sectors. Alex Driver has current project experience with systems in most sectors. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The drive for comfortable low carbon buildings means ground source systems are becoming increasingly common but also larger and more complex. To deliver systems with consistent long-term performance specifiers and contractors need to understand design and installation considerations and the questions to ask. EarthEnergy’s experience as a designer and installer of systems ranging from a few kW to multiple MW provides both a technology overview and the technical knowledge to develop building services professionals’ expertise and competence. Seminars cover: • Technology overview – ground source, air source, water source, open and closed loop systems • System design – process, parameters, modelling • Installation process – logistical issues, drilling techniques • Case studies • Questions

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical and Building Services Engineers Architects M&E Consultants Main Contractors M&E Contractors Prior knowledge or experience although helpful is not expected. Duration and Format of Course: One hour presentation including a Q&A session. Course Locations: Seminars are offered across the UK usually in an organisation’s offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 05/03/10 Entry Renewal Date: 4 March 2012

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ECOCOOLING LTD

Company/Organisation: EcoCooling Ltd

Course Contact(s): Jo Marshall

Full Address: Symonds Business Park Newmarket Road Risby Bury St Edmunds Suffolk IP28 6RE


01284 810586 01284 810399 [email protected] www.ecocooling.org


Direct and Indirect Adiabatic Cooling

Types of Course Speaker(s): The course is presented by Alan Beresford who is Managing Director of EcoCooling Limited or Nigel Egginton. A graduate Mechanical Engineer who held senior engineering and operation positions in the manufacturing sector prior to establishing a business dedicated to evaporative cooling. Alan has developed and designed modular evaporative coolers to meet European standards of operation, control and performance. Additionally, he has developed Legionella control systems to meet the most exacting standards. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Evaporative Cooling is an emerging technology in the HVAC sector. Many end users, specifiers and engineers have had no detailed exposure to evaporative cooling as part of their training or experience. EcoCooling Limited provides a range of CPD training modules to fill this gap. The intended recipients are technical personnel responsible for selection, specification and design of HVAC systems. The standard modules are: An Introduction to Evaporative Cooling (1hr) A Technical Overview of Evaporative Cooling Systems (4 hrs) The application and design of evaporative cooling systems (Full day) Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The range of courses can accommodate all ranges of experience and competence. The intended recipients are technical personnel responsible for selection, specification and design of HVAC systems. Duration and Format of Course: Three standard courses are offered: An Introduction to Evaporative Cooling (1hr) A Technical Overview of Evaporative Cooling Systems (4 hrs) The application and design of evaporative cooling systems (Full day)

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An Introduction to Evaporative Cooling (1 hour) • How evaporative cooling works • Evaporative cooling performance • Evaporative cooling installation methods • Control of evaporative coolers • Sizing of systems • The theory of comfort • Environmental benefits of evaporative cooling • Legionnaires’ disease and evaporative coolers • The application of evaporative cooling A Technical Overview of Evaporative Cooling (4 hours) •

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UK weather patterns UK detailed performance External systems Internal systems Thermostatic control Humidity Air change rate principle Energy balance principle Factors affecting comfort The theory of ‘apparent temperature’ Energy use compared with alternative systems Water v refrigerants Legionnaires’ disease and risk assessment The engineering of a low risk evaporative cooler Industrial Commercial Public Sector

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The psychrometric chart The efficiency of an evaporative cooler Use of the psychrometric chart to calculate • Temperature reduction • Water usage UK weather patterns UK detailed performance European and World wide performance External systems • Use of down, side and top discharge modular systems • Larger coolers Internal systems • Mobile evaporative coolers • Suspended evaporative cooler Thermostatic control Humidity Air change rate principle Energy balance principle Factors affecting comfort The theory of ‘apparent temperature’ • Use of the RG Steadman equation Energy use compared with alternative systems • The carbon impact of evaporative cooling compared with air conditioning • The Carbon Trust interest free loan scheme Water v refrigerants Legionnaires’ disease and risk assessment The engineering of a low risk evaporative cooler Industrial Commercial Public Sector

Course Locations: Courses are held either in client facilities or in training room at EcoCooling office. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry Date: 21 January 2013 Entry Renwewal Date: 20 January 2015

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ELEARNING TRAINING.COM (a member of the Star Refrigeration Group) Company/Organisation: elearning training.com

Course Contact(s): Astrid Prado

Full Address: Thornliebank Industrial Estate GLASGOW G46 8JW


0141 638 7916 0141 638 8111 [email protected] www.elearning-training.com


Refrigeration Air Conditioning

Types of Course Speaker(s) The learning content has been harvested from the extensive reservoir of knowledge and expertise amassed within star refrigeration over the last 35 years and then developed using the expertise of our experienced engineers. This content has then been remodelled in collaboration with a number of specialist partners including a software production company and education and training professionals. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered An extensive range of titles is being developed with different levels of study to adapt to different engineering professionals/students/newcomers' needs. The first two courses are now available: refrigeration fundamentals and air conditioning fundamentals. Two further courses in the series, covering CO2 and the European Training Standard for refrigeration and air conditioning engineering set by the Leonardo da Vinci project, plus a reference library are currently in production. The learning content has been harvested from the extensive reservoir of knowledge and expertise amassed within star refrigeration over the last 35 years and then developed using the expertise of our experienced engineers. The courses provide fundamental theoretical knowledge for refrigeration and air conditioning engineers using a web based, interactive and integrated learning system for education. the learning content is a combination of textual and animated diagrammatical information. The learning points are tested using interactive formative tests during the learning module and a final summative test at the end of the module. Each module contained within the courses includes a full description of the areas covered on each module, learning aims and objectives and pre-requisites of study: Refrigeration Fundamentals: 1) Gas properties and laws 2) Pressure and pressure measurement 3) Thermodynamics 4) Vapour compression cycle Air Conditioning Fundamentals: 1) Air conditioning split systems 2) Automotive air conditioning basic 3) Fundamentals of automotive air conditioning maintenance

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CO2 Refrigeration 1) CO2 refrigeration fundamentals 2) CO2 refrigeration system basics F-GAS Regulations - Theory Course

Target Audience, Including Competence Level The courses are designed to provide fundamental theoretical understanding of the subject and are suitable for a wide range of engineer competencies, as a refresher or to acquire new knowledge.       

Maintenance Manager Apprentices Students HVACR engineers Engineers entering the industry from another field Building services engineering technicians

Duration and Format of Course. Individual online training modules have a duration of 30-40 minutes each. Each whole course has a duration of 2 hours. Course Locations Web-based, therefore, courses are totally flexible for the user because the material is delivered in an interactive way via a web portal. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable) Refrigeration Course: Air Conditioning Course: CO2 Refrigeration Course: F-Gas Regulations Course:

Free Free £250 £264


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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION Company/Organisation: Electrical Contractors’ Association

Course Contact(s): Stashia Dawson Short Courses Administration Manager

Full Address:

Tel No: 0845 872 5361 Fax No: 0845 872 5362

ECA Education & Training Camden House, Dudley Court Dudley Road, Yarm Road Business Park, Darlington DL1 4GG

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.eca.co.uk


Business Development Programme Health and Safety Programme Technical Programme

Types of Course Speaker(s): All presenters/speakers are highly experienced in their specialist fields with relevant professional qualifications and/or extensive commercial/industrial experience.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: A directory of short courses can be viewed on www.eca.co.uk in the Education and Training section. Separate course information sheets and booking forms can be downloaded from the web site. Course are arranged regularly at the ECA Regional centres and venues. Details of dates and venues can be viewed on the ECA web site. In-Company courses and special bespoke courses are available on application. Information on new and updated courses can be obtained from the contacts above.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All courses are tailored to the Electrical Installation and Building Services Sector, but are open to all who have an identified need. Some prior knowledge of the subjects covered is desirable but not essential. All courses are suitable for Trainee & Qualified Electricians, Building Services Engineers, Crafts Persons and Engineers, Professional Engineering Technicians, Incorporated Engineers and Chartered Engineers.

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Duration and Format of Course: Courses are half, one, two, three or four -day duration, with the exception of City & Guilds and EAL certificated courses, the ECA Management Development Programme and the Business Administration Programme, which are modular . The courses are structured to be as practical as possible and will involve delegate interaction, discussion, case studies, role play and/or practical demonstrations/ assignments where applicable. The ECA Management Development Programme is linked to Chartered Management Institute (CMI) QCF Units. The E-Learning for 17th Edition BS 7671: 2008 is on-line and also available in CD format. An optional EAL Qualifications in also available. Course Locations: Course are run on a regional basis throughout the England , Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland is covered by SELECT. Northern Ireland is covered by the Electrical Training Trust. Course attendance fee range (if applicable) Please contact ECA for short courses fee sheets or visit www.eca.co.uk Please Note: Specialist courses and some courses run jointly with the FPA , may vary from those above

Entry Date: 26/06/12 Renewal Date: 26 June 2014 .

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ELTA GROUP LTD

Company/Organisation: Elta Group Ltd

Course Contact(s): Dave Millward

Full Address: 46 Third Avenue Pensnett Trading Estate Kingswinford West Midlands DY6 7US


01384 275800 01384 275810 [email protected] www.eltagroup.co.uk


Fans Smoke Control ErP legislation affecting Fans

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are very experienced fan ventilation specialists and/or smoke control specialists. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialisation Offered: The seminars provide an overview of: 1) Smoke ventilation and 2) Ductless ventilation systems for car parks 3) Car park Ventilation – An application guide 4) ErP legislation affecting Fans The seminars cover the testing and standards applicable for general extract fans, emergency smoke extract fans as well as the specific requirements relating to the application of the different types of ventilation systems that may be found in car parks (above and below ground) and are followed by a question and answer session. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consulting Engineers, H&V Engineers and all engineers involved in the application of general, fire and smoke ventilation. Duration and Format of Course: One hour seminar. Course Locations: At venue of choice by the company requesting the CPD. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): No charge.

Entry Date: 28/07/11 (revised 30/08/2012) Entry Renewal Date: 27 July 2013

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EMERGI-LITE SAFETY SYSTEMS Company/Organisation: Emergi-Lite Safety Systems

Course Contact(s): Mr Duncan Simmers, Jenny Paramore, Peter Atkinson, Simon Gelder

Full Address: Thomas & Betts Limited Wilford Road Nottingham NG2 1EB

c/o David Watton Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

0115 964 3700 0115 986 0538 [email protected] www.tnb.com/uk


Emergency Lighting Standards Risk Assessment Test and Inspection Fire Safety Legislation Fire Safety Standards and Procedures Fire Detection and Alarms

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mr Duncan Simmers - City & Guilds Electrical Installation B and C, BFPSA Fire Design Course parts 1,2,3 and 6 along with BFPSA Risk Assessment Unit 9. Duncan calls on a wide range of customers at all levels in M & E consultants, Local Authorities, Contractors and Wholesalers, with 10 years experience in the Emergency Lighting profession . Jenny Paramore BTEC HNC & OND in Electrical Installations Building Services. She has 10 years experience as an Electrical Design Consultant and she also has 8 years Sales experience. Jenny calls on a wide range of customers at all levels, she deals with Consultants, Contractors, Local Authorities and end users. Peter Atkinson City & Guilds Electrical Installation Band C, BFPSA Fire Design Course Part 1, ICEL Competant Engineers Course. Peter has over 30 years sales knowledge and experience of calling on M&E Consulting Engineers, Electrical Contractors, NHS, Public Authorities, End Users and Electrical Distributors providing solutions in Emergency Lighting and Fire Detection systems. Simon Gelder City & Guilds Electrical Installation B and C, BFPSA Fire Design Course parts 1,2,3 and 6 along with BFPSA Risk Assessment Unit 9. Simon calls on a wide range of customers at all levels in M & E consultants, Local Authorities, Contractors and Wholesalers, with 4 years experience in the Emergency Lighting/fire profession. Simon has 7 years proven track record in achieving and exceeding target as a professional salesman within the emergency lighting/fire industry. Ian Watts Graduated Northampton University Business studies, HND Business & Finance, LIF certificate, ICEL competent engineer, 20 years experience selling into the lighting market calling on M&E consultants, architects and specifiers, contractors, NHS, local authority and end users. Instrumental in the development, creation and launch of the revised British Standard for Emergency Lighting BS 5266 part 1 2012.

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:  Emergency Lighting Testing and Monitoring: The correct procedure for testing & monitoring all emergency lighting, according to BS standards and maximise its effectiveness in all applications.  ICEL Risk Assessment: Understanding how risk assessment will affect the way we look at design & specification for all emergency lighting projects in the future. And what the effect could mean to us personally.  Fire Detectors: To select the right detector for the right application to help minimise false alarms when designing a fire alarm system to meet all the new standards.  Changes to Fire Alarm Standard BS 5839: To advise of the changes to BS 5839 and also the changes in FSO and its implication, when offering a fire alarm design to your clients. Target Audience, Including Competence Level:   

Consultants Lighting Specialists Architects

Duration and Format of Course: The course takes the format of a presentation, lasting approximately one hour to full and half day training sessions, depending on client requirements. Interactive discussion, along with Q&A is encouraged throughout. Literature is also provided for the client to take away Course Locations: Presentations take place throughout the United Kingdom at the client’s premises. With the ongoing standards for emergency lighting & fire being introduced, there are also bespoke courses on this subject that will take place at Thomas & Betts based in Nottingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): One hour presentations are free of charge. Full and half-day training varies from £750 to £1,500 depending on the location of the course and requirements of the clients.


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EMERSON CLIMATE TECHNOLOGIES Company/Organisation: Emerson Climate Technologies

Course Contact(s): Arup Majumdar

Full Address: 10/F, Pioneer Building 213 Wai Yip Street Kwun Tong, Kowloon Hong Kong


+852 2860 6925 +852 2520 6227 [email protected] www.digitalscroll.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Air Conditioning  Air Conditioning and Ventilation  Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control  Air Conditioning Design Types of Course Speaker(s): The lead speaker, Mr Arup Majumdar, is the Global Program Director for the A/C modulation business of Emerson Climate Technologies, based in Hong Kong. Arup has been instrumental in introducing the Digital Scroll technology to multiple OEMs spread across Asia, Middle East, Europe and North America and establishing this technology as a strong alternative to the incumbent Japanese Inverter technology. He has been awarded the Emerson Technology Award for this contribution to establishing this technology globally. Arup is a regular speaker on modulated technologies in various industrial forums globally and has written several technical articles on this topic. He has a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India. He has over 19 years experience in the HVAC industry. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: VRF System Technologies Overview of direct expansion (DX) system/VRF technologies. Explanation of Scroll Compressor technology. Discuss two major VRF technologies, Digital Scroll and Inverters, in detail. VRF system controls. Heating Technologies Discuss various indoor heating technologies. Introduction of Enhanced Vapor Injection in Scroll compressors and its implications for Heating Applications. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Practising professionals in HVAC fields, Building Consulting Engineers, Consultants, Architects, and Specifiers, as well as CIBSE Young Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 3 hour sessions with ample time for Q&A and discussions. Course Locations: Onsite – multiple locations – to be announced. Online through Webex or Microsoft Live Meeting – access to be provided by course provider. Entry date: 23/08/2010Entry Renewal Date: 22 August 2012

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EMERSON NETWORK POWER LTD (ASCO DIVISION) Company/Organisation: Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) Full Address: Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Divison) 2 Potter Place Unit 2 Skelmersdeale WN8 9PW

Course Contact(s): Patrick Brannon Tel: 01695 720572 Fax: 01695 724 143 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.asco.com


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Automatic Transfer Systems Life Safety – Automatic Transfer Switches Circuit Protection Power Quality – Recognising and avoiding power quality issues Power Quality – In Low Voltage Installations Electrical Design Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations Power Quality – Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses Power Quality Standby Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): All presenters are highly experienced in the field of electrical distribution with relevant professional qualifications and/or time served experience Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Automatic Transfer Systems ATS: The Seminar explores the requirements for continuous electrical power availability with regards to life safety and non-life safety applications. Network protection covering the principle requirements and application of transfer devices. The features and benefits of current technologies in use. Equipment testing requirements for utilisation categories and frequency of operation. Applicable standards for Automatic Transfer Systems BS 60947-6-1 and BS 5588-5 Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminars are suitable for engineers of all disciplines involved in the specification, design, procurement and installation of electrical equipment, M&E Consultants, M&E contractors, Consultant Engineers, Trainee Engineers, Building Service consultants and engineers, energy managers, design engineers, Facilities managers, estates managers, estimating managers, tendering engineers, project managers and engineers, buyers. Duration and Format of Course: Seminar – course duration of 1-2 hours Course Locations: Locations UK-wide, company premises, Emerson Network Power premises, other locations to be arranged. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry Date: 06/12/2011 Renewal Date: 5 December 2013

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EMERSON NETWORK POWER LTD (LIEBERT AC POWER DIVISION)

Company/Organisation: Emerson Network Power Ltd (Liebert AC Power Division)

Course Contact(s): Michael Evans

Full Address: Emerson Network Power Ltd Fourth Avenue, Globe Park Marlow Buckinghamshire SL7 1YG


07860 300 688 01628 403 203 [email protected] www.emersonnetworkpower.com


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Battery Monitoring Electrical Design Power Quality

Electrical Uninterruptable Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Michael Evans MIET, BEng (Hons) has detailed design experience in providing reliable power solutions and high availability, as well as efficient Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The courses will be focusing on the requirements for the installation and operation of Uninterruptible Power Supplies, Static Transfer Switches and Battery Monitoring. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consulting Engineers and Chartered Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: The seminars take 1-2 hours, including lunch and a Q&A session. Course Locations: The courses can take place all across the UK and Ireland. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.


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ENER-G PLC Company/Organisation: ENER-G PLC

Full Address: ENER-G House Daniel Adamson Road Salford Manchester M50 1DT

Course Contact(s): Clare Burns Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

0161 745 7450 0161 745 7457 [email protected] [email protected]

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                        

Building Efficiency Management Building Regulations Part L2 Climate Change levy Combined Cooling, Heat and Power (CCHP) CHP (Combined Heat and Power) cogeneration Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Energy Efficiency Energy Recovery Enhanced Capital Allowances Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations Environmental Sustainability Future Legislation Influences Heating and Cooling Heat Recovery Products Power Generation Sustainability Building Design and associated topics Trigeneration UK Climate Change Programme UK Climate Change Programme – energy efficiency initiatives Renewable CHP/CCHP District Heating Systems ESCO’s CHP Emission Control

Types of Course Speaker(s): Alan Barlow – Managing Director Paul Doherty – Business Development Manager Mark Kelly – Project Development Engineer

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ENER-G PLC (Continued)

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Current and emerging trends in the UK energy supply market. Technologies delivering change: Combined Heat and Power, Energy Efficiency, Renewables. Economies of change: Off balance sheet funding solutions, qualification for external grants/subsidies, taxation and asset management, connection costs, energy prices, impact of legislation on end users including Climate Change Levy, EU Emissions, Trading Scheme Enhanced Capital Allowances (EFCA), Levy Exemption Certificate (LEC), Building regulations etc. Benefits of trigeneration schemes (heating and cooling) and their application. Standby generation through CHP – the benefits. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Courses are aimed at design engineers, consultants, environmental engineers, facilities managers, building owners/agents or contractors responsible for the design, integration, procurement and management of energy in a building services environment.

Duration and Format of Course: The format of the CPD is a presentation/workshop/discussion of some 1 ½ to 3 hours duration. The seminar is also available to CIBSE and (other body) regional committees. E-learning is not offered. Course Locations: Consultant premises, Engineering Appliances premises, Institutes or alternatively at our Head Office in Manchester or our regional offices in London. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): N/A


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Course Contact(s): Clare Burns




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Building Efficiency Management Building Regulations Part L2 Climate Change levy Combined Cooling, Heat and Power (CCHP) Energy Efficiency Energy Recovery Environmental Sustainability Future Legislation Influences Heating and Cooling Sustainability Building Design and associated topics UK Climate Change Programme UK Climate Change Programme – energy efficiency initiatives District Heating Systems ESCO’s Billing and metering Engaging with residents Prepayment energy schemes

Types of Course Speaker(s): Jayne Clare – Managing Director Yan Evans – Director of Sales and Marketing, BEng (Hons), CEng, Eurlng, MIET, MEI, MCIBSE

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:  What is Communal Heating & District Energy  Legislative Landscape & Market Drivers  Types of Consumer (Heat/Thermal) Interface Units  Heat Meters  Optional Equipment  Data Collection & Automatic Meter Reading Systems  ESCo Heat Tariff Structure  Contract Delivery and Management  Performance Standards and Measurements Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Courses are aimed at design engineers, consultants, environmental engineers, facilities managers, building owners/agents or contractors responsible for the design, integration, procurement and management f energy in a building services environment.



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Course Contact(s): Clare Burns




COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                      

Air Source Heat Pumps Air to Water Heat Pumps understanding the technology Air Water and Ground Source Heat Pumps Building Efficiency Management Building Regulations Part L2 Climate Change levy Energy Efficiency Energy Recovery Enhanced Capital Allowances Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations Environmental Sustainability Future Legislation Influences Gas Absorption Heat Pumps Ground Source Heat Pumps Ground Source Heating and Cooling Heating and Cooling Heat Recovery Products Sustainability Building Design and associated topics UK Climate Change Programme UK Climate Change Programme – energy efficiency initiatives ESCO’s PPS22

Types of Course Speaker(s): Richard Skinner - Projects Director Mark Wilson – Business Development Director

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Current and emerging trends in the UK energy supply market. Technologies delivering change: Heat pump technologies, Energy Efficiency, Renewables. Economies of change: Off balance sheet funding solutions, qualification for external grants/subsidies, taxation and asset management, connection costs, energy prices, impact of legislation on end users including Climate Change Levy, EU Emissions, Trading Scheme Enhanced Capital Allowances (EFCA), Levy Exemption Certificate (LEC), Building regulations etc. Benefits of heat pump schemes (heating and cooling) and their application. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Courses are aimed at design engineers, consultants, environmental engineers, facilities managers, building owners/agents or contractors responsible for the design, integration, procurement and management of energy in a building services environment.



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ENERGY UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Company/Organisation: Energy University by Schneider Electric

Course/eLearning Contact(s): Susan Hartman

Full Address: 132 Fairgrounds Road West Kingston Rhode Island 02892 USA

Tel:

+ 401 398 8450 x2342 +1 925 275 6601 (US) e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.myEnergyUniversity.com


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LED Lighting Legionnaires’ Disease LG3 Lighting Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Systems Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Systems Lighting Controls and Management Lighting Design Lighting Engineering Lighting Software Lighting Techniques Lighting Workshops Lightning Protection Maintenance (Electrical) Management Open Building Management System Power Generation Steam Absorption Cooling Steam Vapour Absorption Cooling

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Types of Course Speaker(s): Due to the online learning format of Energy University, there are no course speakers. Each course is developed by a subject matter expert who is paired with an instructional designer. All course developers are highly experienced in their fields with relevant professional qualifications and experience. They have decades of experience in vendor-neutral energy theories. Continued.....

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ENERGY UNIVERSITY BY SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (CONTINUED)

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Energy University’s skilled based curriculum address hot topics, issues and trends in the following areas: including eneergy efficiency and conservation, energy consumption, efficiency applications, ROI calculations, and solutions and theories to best manage the energy needs of any environment. Energy University features over 50 courses in multiple languages. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Energy University offers industry-leading education for: facility, building, electrical, environmental, energy or design professionals. This may be at management or director level, or even an employee seeking to enhance their career or understanding of certain concepts. Most of our users are in the fields of IT, facilities, architecture/design. Energy management, and control and building management. These roles may be in any industry or oganisation. Duration and Format of Course: Each course equals 50 minutes of learning time combined with an assessment quiz. Course Locations: Online self paced courses available on demand 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): All courses are free of charge.


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ENOCEAN ALLIANCE

Company/Organisation: EnOcean Alliance

Course Contact(s): Graham Martin

Full Address: 2400 Camino Ramon Suite 375 San Ramon CA 94583 USA

Tel:

+1 925 275 6601 (USA) + 49 89 67 34 689-646 (EU)

Fax:

+1 927 275 6673 (USA) +49 89 67 34 689-55 (EU)

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.enocean-alliance.org


Energy Efficiency HVAC Systems Control Lighting Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics Wireless & Batteryless Building Monitoring & Control Energy Harvesting

Types of Course Speaker(s): 25 years experience in wireless technology. Pioneer in wireless sensor networking for sustainable buildings. Pioneer in energy harvesting techniques for battery-free and wireless sensors. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Seminar and Conference Papers Buildings use 40% of our energy. Building Automation Systems using wireless and batteryless sensors help to save energy, raw materials and costs. The sensors are powered by energy harvesting techniques – pressing a switch or moving a handle (mechanical energy), room or sunlight (solar energy) or temperature differences (thermal energy) – so that there is absolutely no maintenance, no batteries to change and the sensors can be placed absolutely anywhere and moved at any time. This brings significant savings on copper wires, construction time and mess, total costs, energy – and allows maximum flexibility. The courses offer a look into this revolutionary technology – including: -

principles of energy harvesting wireless sensor and application areas in building monitoring and controlling. wireless coverage in buildings (planning, flexibility, placement, gateways to BMS…) interoperability of the products as stand-alone or as part of complete building management system (LON, BACnet, Konnex, TCP/IP, etc) raw material, energy and cost saving possibilities throughout the ifecycle of a building case studies

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ENOCEAN ALLIANCE (Continued) Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects Building Specifiers & Consultants Electricians / Electrical Engineers Constructors Building Owners

Duration and Format of Course: Usually around 45 minutes seminars including Q&A and short technology demonstration. Individual hands on training/consultancy possible on case to case basis. Course Locations: UK (usually London / South East (e.g. M&E Buiilding Services, 100% Detail). Germany, USA and UAE. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): EnOcean Alliance receives no attendance fees. Sometimes there is an admission fee to the conference or exhibition we are presenting our course at – this fee usually goes to the event organizer.

Entry Date: 07/06/12 Renewal Date: 29 March 2014 (previous entry 30/03/10)

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ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT CONCEPTS LTD

Company/Organisation: Environmental Treatment Concepts Ltd

Course Contact(s): Eddie Watson

Full Address: 7 Funtley Court Funtley Hill Fareham PO16 7UY


01329 836960 01329 826000 [email protected] www.electronicdescaler.com


Water Treatment Physical Water Treatment

Types of Course Speaker(s): John Thompson pioneered physical water treatment since introducing electronic water conditioning in 1989. A retired naval weapons engineering officer, he is now an active member of British Water and a member of the Energy Efficiency Group of the Environmental Industries Commission, and regularly promotes awareness of hard water problems through the RIBA CPD Providers Network. He has wide experience of providing scale prevention solutions across the whole spectrum of commercial, industrial and institutional applications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: SCALEWATCHER ENIGMA is a proven, non-chemical, solution to costly and potentially dangerous hard water problems across commercial, industrial and institutional applications. The aim of the seminar is to create an awareness of the problems caused by, and costs associated with, limescale build-up within water systems. The cause of the problem is identified along with traditional chemical methods of dealing with it. Physical water treatment is introduced and an explanation of how and why electronic water conditioning is so effective at both preventing and removing scale. Energy efficiency and water savings issues are discussed as well as identifying the health & safety regulatory issues to do with scale build-up and its effect on increasing the risks associated with Legionella. Practical applications are discussed by way of case studies showing the impact on sustainability, reduced maintenance, repairs and downtime, along with reductions in energy and water, resulting from removing scale by use of PWT. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of knowledge and experience catered for. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour seminar

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ENVIRONMENTAL TREATMENT CONCEPTS LTD (Continued)

Course Locations: Offered at client’s premises, including lunch if preferred, or at a convenient regional location by arrangement (minimum attendance required). Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge – lunch will be reimbursed if applicable.

Entry Date:11/01/13 Renewal Date: 10 January 2015

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EURO-DIESEL UK LTD

Company/Organisation: Euro-Diesel UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): David Whitlow

Full Address: Stato House Somerfield Court Somerfield Road Cirencester, Gloucester GL7 1TW

Tel: 01285 640879 Fax: 01285 652 509 e-mail: [email protected] web site:


Uninterruptable Power Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced professionals with engineering qualifications and backgrounds in Mission Critical and Power Quality Environments. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The course highlights the principals of operation for dynamic UPS systems, typical system components and architectures and basic design considerations and practical installation requirements. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminars are suitable for all engineers involved in the specification, design and installation of UPS systems/power quality systems for Mission Critical applications. Duration and Format of Course: Course duration 1 – 2 hours and normally seminar format. Course Locations: Client premises or UK-wide seminar locations. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry Date: 31/10/11 Renewal Date: 30 October 2013

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EXCEL NETWORKING SOLUTIONS

Company/Organisation: Excel Networking Solutions

Course Contact(s): Katie Dyke

Full Address: Excel House Junction Six Industrial Park Eelectric Avenue Birmingham B6 7JJ


0121 326 2326 0121 327 1537 [email protected] www.excel-networking.com


Cable Capacity in Trunking Data Networks Data Trunking Data Networking Standards IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): CDCDP – Certified Data Centre Design Professional BICSI – Technician BICSI – Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) BICSI – Registered Telecoms Project Manager Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses cover all aspects and issues associated with Design and Installation of ICT Infrastructures. Includes a strong emphasis on the Standards involved to ensure a compliant system that supports the users’ needs into the future. This is becoming increasingly important with the convergence of IP (internet protocol) based devices for Building/Facilities Management such as Access Control, BMS, CCTV, etc. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of knowledge and experience catered for. Suitable for Building Service Engineers and Consultants of all disciplines and levels, involved in the specification of systems and services that will utilise the ICT physical infrastructure. Duration and Format of Course: Courses range from 1 hour CPD seminars to full day training events. CPD seminars can be held at the clients premises and include lunch if required. Course Locations: Various throughout the UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free for 1 hour events. For afternoon or full day training – POA. Entry date: 14/12/11 Renewal Entry Date: 13 December 2013

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EX-OR

Company/Organisation: Ex-Or

Course Contact(s): Sophie Parry Charmian Cvek

Full Address: Haydock Lane Haydock Merseyside WA11 9UJ

Tel: 01942 719229 Fax: 01942 272767 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.ex-or.com


Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency and Conservation Energy Efficient Controls Energy Management and Controls Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Systems Lighting Controls and Management Low Carbon Solutions

Types of Course Speaker(s): Ex-Or direct employees: Project engineers fully trained in lighting control methodologies and with relevant technical expertise and in-the-field experience. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Lighting control and carbon reduction. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Lighting designers and environmental officers, professional engineers

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EX-OR (CONTINUED)

Duration and Format of Course: One-hour seminar Course Locations: Haydock Head Office or, more usually, customers’ premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 31/8/11 Renewal Date: 30 August 2013

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FIRESAFE FIRE RATED DUCTWORK LIMITED

Company/Organisation: FIRESAFE Fire Rated Ductwork Limited

Course Contact(s): Mark Harrison, Alan Unwin, Richard Coxen

Full Address: Knowsley Road Industrial Estate Haslington, Rossendale Lancashire BB4 4RR

Tel: 01706 227935 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.firesafeductwork.co.uk


Fire Rated Ductwork: o Types of Products o Product Testing o Certification of Conformity o Regulations

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mark Harrison: Part of the original design team for the FIRESAFE product. Project manager with experience of UK and Overseas Fire Rated Installations. Richard Coxen: MCIBSE, BSc (Hons), CEng. Part of the original design team for the FIRESAFE product. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: A seminar that covers the design and selection of the correct and appropriate Fire Rated Ductwork system, including smoke extract systems, together with all aspects of construction, application and current regulations. Reference is made to the different types of materials that may be used, the importance of the correct system support, systems with and without insulation and the relevance of issuing a certificate of conformity. Also included are references to procedures and illustrations of required tests (present and future), as well as practical illustrations of various completed installations. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultant Practices, Architects, Specifiers, Contractors. Competence level: Chartered Engineer, Incorporated Engineer, Engineering Technician, Design Engineer, and Estimator. Duration and Format of Course: Format: Seminars, PowerPoint presentation with a duration of approximately one hour, including Q&A session. Course Locations: Any location. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable) Free of charge. Entry date: 26/09/11 Renewal Entry Date: 25 September 2013

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FIRE SAFETY TRAINING GROUP

Company/Organisation: Fire Safety Training Group

Course Contact(s): Mr Trevor Boxer

Full Address: Bridge House, c/o Sonitech Systems 465-467 Crewe Road Sandbach Cheshire, CW11 3RT


07780 991 939 01270 761937 [email protected] www.fstg.org.uk


Emergency Lighting Fire and Safety Fire Detection and Alarms Fire System Controls and Electrics Fire Safety Legislation

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are very experienced, being members of the IET, chairing or sitting on the relevant BS committees, and skilled at making clear presentations. Queries from delegates are encouraged and speakers will be pleased to answer them as they arise.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Course titles: Module 1. Fire Detection Design Foundation Course for Industrial and Commercial Premises Module 2. Maintenance of Fire detection & Alarm Systems for Commercial & Industrial Premises Modules 3 and 4. Fire Alarm System Installation and Commissioning to BS 5839 part 1 for Industrial and Commercial Premises Module 5. Detailed Design for Fire Detector & Alarm Systems to BS 5839-1 Module 6*. Fire Detection and Alarm Systems for Dwellings to BS 5839 part 6 Module 7. Workshop - Fire alarm system design practice Module 8*. Project management for fire alarms and emergency lighting systems Module 9*. Fault finding and emc for fire alarm and emergency lighting systems Module 10. ICEL Competent Engineer Course on Emergency Lighting Module 11*. Central Systems for Emergency Lighting Module 12*. Automatic Test Systems for Emergency Lighting to BS EN 62034 Module 13. Detailed emergency lighting design to BS 5266 part 10 * half-day courses.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The courses will suit all levels of specifier, consultant, engineer or manager working in fire alarm systems or emergency lighting. Detailed courses on a particular subject will suit more specialist engineers. Duration and Format of Course: Most courses run for a full day, 9.00am to 5.00pm, but some courses are half day and these can be mixed with other half-day courses to make up the day. Course Locations: Delivered at any location or venue, at the client’s request, usually in their offices or training room. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Not exceeding £1000 per day for up to 16 delegates, anywhere in the UK, reduced fees may apply if courses are run concurrently, or three or more are ordered as a series.


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FLAKT WOODS LTD FLAKT WOODS LTD

Company/Organisation: Flakt Woods Ltd

Course Contact(s): David Black Kirk Bracey 0121 717 4693 0121 717 4699 [email protected] [email protected] web site: www.flaktwoods.co.uk

Full Address: Axial Way Colchester Essex CO4 5ZD

Tel: Fax: e-mail:

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Air Handling Units  Chilled Beams Types of Course Speaker(s): David Black: 25 years’ experience as a technical sales engineer in the air movement sector. David has worked previously selling Air Handling Units for Dalair, Mallard and Swegon Kirk Bracey: 20 years’ experience in Chilled Beams. He has worked for several leading Chilled Beam manufacturers including TROX, Dadanco, Swrgon and now Flakt Woods. Projects worked on include Hospitals, bank trading rooms, speculative offices, education facilities and Government agencies. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Presentation 1 - Air Handling Units: Our presentation reviews the current and potential future requirements of Part L as it relates to Air Handling Units. We then go on to discuss how to reduce energy consumption associated with Air Handling Units. The discussion is informed by information published by the Carbon Trust, The Ecodesign Directive, The NCM modelling guide, Part L and in European Standards BS EN 1886 and BS EN 13053, LCC savings are demonstrated by our Eurovent Certified LCC programme. Presentation 2 – Chilled Beams: Active Chilled Beams have been installed in many applications in the UK. However, the benefits over fan coils are still not widely known. Our seminar will review chilled beam technology and demonstrate the distinct advantages for customer comfort, flexibility and maintenance. Traditionally, Chilled Beams have not been suitable for demand control ventilation. This is no longer the case. This seminar introduces the concept of Demand Control Ventilation alongside the existing active Chilled Beam technology. It explores the design, initial investment costs, running costs, components and finally the cost of saving and payback period. This is provided by a study of three buildings in three countries. Presentation 3 – System Solutions: We expand on our Air Handling Unit and Chilled Beam presentations to demonstrate how to achieve the most energy efficient solution to a typical building that requires cooling. The presentation details how to integrate twin thermal wheel units, demand control Chilled Beams, free cooling chillers and controls and demonstrates significant energy savings utilising Eurovent certified LCC tools. Continued …..

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FLAKT WOODS LTD CONTINUED Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultants, Contractors, Developers and End Users. Duration and Format of Course: Duration is expected to be 45 minutes (excluding Q&A). Course Locations: UK-wide. We can deliver at customers premises or at our offices in Birmingham and Colchester. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 09/03/12 revised 14/12/12 Renewal Entry Date: 08 March 2014

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FLAKT WOODS LTD Company/Organisation: Flakt Woods Ltd Full Address: Axial Way Colchester Essex CO4 5ZD

Course Contact(s): Duncan Goodall James Fisher 01206 222555 01206 222777 [email protected] [email protected] web site: www.flaktwoods.co.uk Tel: Fax: e-mail:

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Energy Recovery Units  Energy Related Products Directive Types of Course Speaker(s): Duncan Goodall: 20 years’ experience as a technical sales engineer in the air movement sector. Duncan has worked previously selling air movement and cooling products for, Ziehl-ebm, Vent Axia, Nuaire, McQuay and now FlaktWoods. James Fisher: BSc in Building Services Engineering, CIBSE member, experience as a technical sales engineer in the air movement sector for nearly 10 years. Projects worked on include Hospitals, bank trading rooms, speculative offices, education facilities and Government agencies. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Presentation 1 – Reducing your Total Building Emissions using High Efficiency Energy Recovery: Flakt Woods has commissioned an independent consultant to illustrate the benefits of selecting ‘high efficiency’ over standard ‘medium efficiency’ energy recovery devices. We will present the real advantages of using high efficiency energy recovery devices in your building, which reduce your total building emissions, SBEM calculations whilst still meeting the requirements of ErP Directive ,Part L and the Green Deal London Plan regulations. We also explore the financial implications for your clients building and how payback periods of 2.6 years can be achieved. The study revealed major reduction in total building emissions by nearly 19% and a 20K saving in building renewable technology Presentation 2 – Are you ready for the ECO Design Directive Change? Fläkt Woods has participated in the development of standards and directives in Europe that will change the way fans and motors can be sold within the European Union. The Energy Related Product Directive that is transposed into UK legislation means that from predetermined points in time, a minimum level of product efficiency (ECO Design) can be used - or offered from manufacturers. From a designer’s point of view, this will offer improved SFP levels - in advance of the 2013 revision of Parts L & F of the Building Regulations - so it is worth understanding the opportunities these changes may present. This will impact on the availability of fans and motors (FMEG – Fan and Motor Efficiency Grade) - the first impact related to motors came into force from June 2011!

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FLAKT WOODS LTD CONTINUED Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultants, Contractors, Developers and End Users. Duration and Format of Course: Duration is expected to be 45 minutes (excluding Q&A). Course Locations: UK-wide. We can deliver at customer’s premises or at our offices in Colchester and Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 14/06/12 revised 14/12/12 Renewal Entry Date: 14 June 2014

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FLAKT WOODS LTD

Company/Organisation: Flakt Woods Ltd

Course Contact(s): James Allen

Full Address: Axial Way Colchester Essex CO4 5ZD


01206 222557 01206 222757 [email protected] www.flaktwoods.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Stairwell pressurisation, Natural vent smoke shafts, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Types of Course Speaker(s): James Allen: Chartered Engineer with the institute of Mechanical Engineers and CIBSE member with 11 years’ experience within the air movement sector. Expertise in below and above ground ventilation systems for buildings and infrastructure including enclosed car park ventilation using Jet fans, Tunnel ventilation, fire and pollutant modelling using CFD and Stairwell pressurisation. Member of the Smoke Control Association working group committee providing contributions towards technical guidance documents for use within the industry. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to understand the effects of fire within apartment blocks Demonstrating how stair cores can be kept clear of smoke with use of either smoke shafts (natural vent) or pressurisation Considering the effects of adverse wind pressures on natural vent systems

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultants, Fire Consultants, Contractors, Developers and End Users. Duration and Format of Course: Duration is expected to be 15 - 20 minutes (excluding Q&A). Course Locations: UK-wide. We can deliver at customer’s premises or at our offices in Colchester and Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry date: 14/09/12 revised 14/12/12 Renewal Entry Date: 8 March 2014

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FLAMCO UK LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Flamco UK Limited

Course Contact(s): Rob Clemson

Full Address: Washway Lane St Helens Merseyside Wa10 6PB


01744 744744 01744 744700 [email protected] www.flamco.co.uk


Sealed System Equipment – Expansion Vessels Air and Dirt Removal Equipment Pressurisation Equipment

Types of Course Speaker(s): Experienced engineering professional with 8 years HVAC, 18 years working with Pressure Equipment, a Chartered Engineer (MIET) WITH AN Engineering degree (BEng(Hons), as well as a Teaching Qualification. All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The courses offer an insight into best practice for expansion vessels, air and dirt removal principles and pressurisation equipment applications. Flamco has over 50 years experience in manufacturing sealed system equipment, its use and application. Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged. Subjects can cover any aspect of the categories shown. Information on updated courses can be obtained from the contact above. All courses taught by experienced individuals in their field and comprehensive course notes are provided. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Some prior knowledge is desirable but not essential: delivery is adjusted to meet the delegate’s individual needs. All levels of industry development are catered for, from Engineering Technician to Chartered Engineer. Duration and Format of Course: 6 hours of CPD workshops and seminars. Course Locations: St Helens, Merseyside and other locations in the UK by arrangement. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): £150 - £250 plus VAT Entry Date: 7/11/12 (renewal) Renewal Date: 30 August 2014

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FRENGER SYSTEMS LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Frenger Systems Limited

Course Contact(s): Andrew Gaskell

Full Address: Riverside Road Pride Park Derby DE24 8HY


01332 295 678 01332 381 054 [email protected] www.frenger.co.uk


Passive Chilled Beams Active Chilled Beams Multi Service Chilled Beams

Types of Course Speaker(s): The CPD seminar is presented by one of our highly skilled chilled beam engineers with relevant experience in the design and impletementation of chilled beam systems, with relevant professional qualifications: 

Andrew Gaskell, Technical Director

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Chris Hill, Senior Project Sales Manager

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David Lemmings, Technical Sales Manager

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Matt Evans, Product Manager

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Mike Gosling, Technical Sales Manager

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This seminar provides an introduction to the various types of chilled beams avaialble on the market, covering their operation, applications, design conditions and capabilities. The seminar also looks at the key drivers associated with chilled beam systems and key market drivers for the use of chilled beams.

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FRENGER SYSTEMS LIMITED (CONTINUED)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building consultants, engineers and contractors of all levels wishing to gain an understanding of chilled beam technology. Duration and Format of Course: Lunch-time seminars of 45 minutes plus Q&A time. Course Locations: Seminars held within company offices or at Frenger Systems Technology facility in Derby. Please contact Frenger Systems for availability. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry Date: 08/7/11 Renewal Date: 07 July 2013

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FRICO LTD

Company/Organisation: Frico Ltd

Course Contact(s): Kevin Goodison

Full Address: 72 Cheston Road BIRMINGHAM West Midlands B7 5EH

Tel: Fax: E-mail: Web site:

0121 322 0854 0121 322 0858 [email protected] www.frico.co.uk


Air Curtains

Types of Course Speaker(s): All course speakers have experience and knowledge of the industry and specific knowledge and technical ability regarding the applications of Air Curtains. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The energy efficient protection of doorways is a one hour seminar delivered at the clients’ offices. Specific bespoke courses can be requested which can be held at Frico Ltd office in Birmingham or at the Frico Academy in Sweden. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultants, Architects, Building Service Engineers, Facility Managers. Building owners/clients. Duration and Format of Course: One hour seminars or bespoke courses. Course Locations: At clients’ office or Frico Ltd office in Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Not applicable.


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W J FURSE & CO LTD Company/Organisation: W J Furse & Co Ltd Full Address: Thomas & Betts Limited Wilford Road Nottingham NG2 1EB

Course Contact(s): Jonathan Booler Joe Ellwood Adam Thompson Samad Khan Paul McKinley c/o David Watton Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

0115 964 3700 0115 986 0538 [email protected] www.furse.com


Lightning Protection New Standards in Lightning Protection

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mr Jonathan Booler has a BEng in Electronic Engineering. He has over 10 years’ experience within the lightning protection/earthing industry, extending to design work, testing, training and presentation delivery. Mr Joe Ellwood (BEng Hons) is a Senior Sales Engineer with some 6 years experience in the marketing, sales and specification of surge protection. Mr Adam Thompson - City & Guilds 236 parts 1, 2 and C in Electrical Engineering. Adam has been involved in the marketing and presentation of lightning protection products and services with over three years in surge protection. Mr Samad Khan - MEng(Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering. CEng MIEE. Since graduation in 1996 Sam has worked in the electronics system lightning protection industry and has been involved with both design, testing and commercial application of surge protection. Currently working as Product Manager, Samad is also the official UK expert for the development of European and International standards in this field. Mr Paul McKinley - HNC in Electronic Engineering, C&G level 3 in PLC controls. Paul completed a 5-year apprenticeship before becoming a test engineer working on electronic monitoring and control equipment for the mining industry. He then moved to become a test/service engineer working on PA systems. In 1993, Paul joined Furse as a Technical Sales Administrator and moved into an external technical sales role in 1997. Since then, Paul has been running ESP presentations across the country. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 

Lightning Protection Course: This is a general background to the nature of lightning and methods of protection relevant to British Standards including risk assessments, installation practices, and test methods. The course also includes the concepts of surge protection and the application of surge protection devices.

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New Standards in Lightning Protection – New CENELEC and British Standards for lightning protection now fully introduced have substantial implications for risk assessment and equipment selection. The course will take you through the criteria and the process of complex assessments that will have to be undertaken.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Typically Engineers with HNC (minimum) – from any discipline, e.g. Civil, Electrical, Mechanical   

M&E Consultants Design/Project Engineers Insurance Risk Assessors

Duration and Format of Course: The course takes the format of a presentation, lasting approximately one hour to full and half day training sessions, depending on client requirements. Interactive discussion, along with Q&A is encouraged throughout. Literature is also provided for the client to take away. Course Locations: Presentations take place throughout the United Kingdom at the client’s premises. With the new standards for lightning protection being introduced, there will also be bespoke courses on this subject that will take place at Thomas & Betts based in Nottingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): One hour presentations are free of charge. Full and half-day training varies from £750.00 to £1500 depending on the location of the course and requirements of the clients.


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GEA GRENCO LTD

Company/Organisation: GEA Grenco Ltd

Course Contact(s): John Standen

Full Address: GEA Grenco Ltd Suite 1 Churchill Square Kings Hill West Malling Kent ME19 4YU


01732 897 549 0870 600 1266 [email protected] www.grenco.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Air Conditioning  Energy Efficiency  HVAC  Compressor Types

 Air Conditioning Design and Project Management  Energy Recovery  Refrigeration  Heat Recovery Products

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Industrial and Commercial Contracting  Heat Exchangers  Refrigeration System and Fault Analysis  Heat Pumps (Ammonia)

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. John F. Inst. R Business Development Manager – 40 years experience in Industrial Refrigeration contracting with international organisations at various levels of responsibility. Robert Unsworth MSc (Mech Eng) AEBC – National Technical/Sales Manager. 20 years experience in Industrial Refrigeration contracting, with specific expertise in energy efficiency and the brewery industry. Graham Young M.Inst R – Sales Director 40 years experience Industrial Refrigeration contracting, with specific expertise in cold storage and the food industry. David Bostock M.Inst.R BEng Hons. Mech Eng, Managing Director GEA Grenco Ltd, Chairman ACRIB, IOR member 20 years. 25 years experience in Rerigeration and Air Conditioning contracting and service. David Blankley M.Inst R – Managing Director GEA Grasso Ltd; over 25 years experience in the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning industry. Has expertise in compressors, chillers and general industrial refrigeration plants.

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GEA GRENCO LTD (CONTINUED)

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: We offer Power Point presentations on specific topics relating to Refrigeration and Air Conditioning with CPD certification. The topics will be varied and currently concentrate GEA Refrigeration division commitment to the use of natural refrigerants (Ammonia & Co2). Topics can be varied and currently focused on Ammonia Packaged Chillers and the use and application of ammonia as well as Ammonia Heat Pumps. Information on new and updated courses can be obtained from the contacts above. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefitting from the presentation material would include: Consulting Practices specialising in building services requirements: Quantity Surveyors, Specifiers, and Architects. Individuals – All grades including Graduate Engineers, Senior Mechanical Engineers, Associates and Directors. Duration and Format of Course: Approximately 60 minute Power Point presentation plus time for Q & A. Course Locations: We offer the presentations in various locations across the UK and Ireland generally at the client’s location, lunch can be included if required.

Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): We are currently offering these presentations without charge.


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GRINNELL MECHANICAL GROOVED PIPING

Company/Organisation: Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping Full Address: Tyco Building Services Products Unit 6, Westpoint Enterprise Park Clarence Avenue Trafford Park Manchester M17 1QS

Course Contact(s): Keith Saunders – South Mark Lane – Midlands Gary Crisp - North Tel: 0161 875 0400 Fax: 0161 875 0491 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.grinnell.com and www.tycobuilding.com


Accommodation Pipe Thermal Movement Grooved Jointing System Design HVAC Solutions Pipe Vibrations Attenuation Fire Protection Pipework Building Services Heating and Cooling Pipework Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Speakers are experienced in their specialised fields including: design, installation, practical site training and have worked alongside clients on major projects across the UK. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Grooved Piping Systems: Concept of grooved piping systems Product range, types of couplings, fittings, valves, finish and gasket options Quality management, Approvals Building Services HVAC grooved piping applications overview Construction site environmental health and safety considerations Accommodation of thermal movement using grooved pipe systems Accommodation of angular deflection/curved piping using grooved couplings Design engineering – a comparative look at grooved and traditionally jointed systems Prefabrication and offsite considerations and solutions Questions and answers and feedback session Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those persons requiring knowledge of or having involvement in: the specification, design and installation of Building Services or Industrial Process Piping Systems. M&E Consultants, Mechanical Engineers, Project Managers, Procurement and Supply Chain Specialists, Mechanical Estimators and Mechanical Designers.

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GRINNELL MECHANICAL GROOVED PIPING (CONTINUED) Duration and Format of Course: Training courses are presentation style of approximately one hour in length and can be carried out at the customer premises. By arrangement and for training taking place at Grinnell’s premises the option is available for the course to be extended to include a practical demonstration on product installation and/or grooving tools. Course Locations: Across the UK or at Grinnell in Manchester. Course attendance fee range (if applicable) No fee.

Entry date: 16/9/11 Renewal Entry Date: 15 September 2013

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GRIPPLE LTD

Company/Organisation: Gripple Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr Frazer Belafonte

Full Address: Gripple Ltd The Old West Gun Works 201 Savile Street East SHEFFIELD S4 7UQ


07795 114 667 0114 275 1155 [email protected] www.gripple.com


Wire Suspension Systems for the Installation of Building Services

Types of Course Speaker(s): Frazer Belafonte BSc – UK Technical Sales Manager Ian S Marshall BA – UK Sales Director Graham Podmore – Northern Regional Sales Manager Peter Moore – Southern Regional Sales Manager Shaun Khan – Sales Manager Indian Subcontinent All speakers are highly experienced in the field and have extensive experience of the systems and market. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 45 min seminars plus Q&A can be arranged at Gripple HQ, your office or at a suitable local venue. All are taught by acknowledged experts in their field and notes are provided. Our aim is to help engineers understand fully the benefits of wire suspension systems not only from a cost benefit point of view, but also how wire systems can help improve Health & Safety and significantly reduce CO 2 emissions for a given installation. Consultants and Engineers will get advice on how to specify and design vertical systems and the implications of suspending from non-vertical wires and catenaries. This is done with the help of commercial and industrial case studies where wire suspensions have replaced traditional installation methods.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The course is primarily aimed at Consultant Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Contract Managers, Project Engineers/Managers, Local Authorities etc. Any other party interested in the benefits outlined above is more than welcome to attend. All levels of knowledge and experience catered for. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour seminar. Course Locations: UK, Republic of Ireland, India, In-house at Engineers office, Gripple HQ (Sheffield) or a suitable local venue. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry Date: 05/05/2010 Renewal Date: 4 May 2012

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GUMMERS (A DIVISION OF THE BRISTAN GROUP) A division of the Bristan Group Company/Organisation: Gummers (a division of the Bristan Group)

Course Contact(s): Anita Bennett Tel: 0121 706 2241 Fax: 0121 707 8516 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.sirrusshowers.com

Full Address: Unit H Redfern Park Way Tyseley Birmingham B11 2DN

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Commercial  Heating and Hot Water Services Design  Hot Water Temperature Maintenance Systems

 Specifying Thermostatic Water Controls (NEW)  Thermostatic Water Controls and the Regulatory Environment (NEW)

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Sirrus by Gummers offer 2 x 1 hour CPD courses: 1. Specifying Thermostatic Water Controls 2. Thermostatic Water Controls and the Regulatory Environment These 2 x 1 hour CPD courses are offered either at the local office (or alternate venue) nominated by the organiser, these can be arranged over a lunchtime or in the evening. All speakers are highly experienced in their fields and comprehensive course notes are provided. Further information on the above courses and bookings can be made with the contact above. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those with some prior knowledge of thermostatic water controls or commercial plumbing systems. The courses would be suitable for Engineering Technicians, Incorporated Engineers and Chartered Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour CPD seminars. Course Locations: Our national team of Commercial Specification Managers are available to present throughout mainland UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A Entry

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HALTON FOODSERVICE LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Halton Foodservice Limited

Course Contact(s): Pete Tucker

Full Address: 11 Laker Road Airport Industrial Estate Rochester Kent ME1 3QX


01634 666111 01634 666333 [email protected] www.halton.com


Kitchen Ventilation Ventilation Ventilation Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Speakers from Halton Foodservice Ltd have years of commercial kitchen ventilation and equipment experience and knowledge. Speakers also include members of FCSI and HCIMA. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses are designed to meet a specific need, and can include aspects of design of ventilation systems, and latest industry best practice procedures. Our products include canopies, ventilated ceilings, service spines, UVC odour and grease technologies, AHU’s for smoke and ozone removal and enhanced air quality. Latest demand based ventilation technology (M.A.R.V.E.L.) offering huge energy saving potential with short payback periods. Capture Jet improved capture and containment technology. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building services engineers of all levels. Duration and Format of Course: Normally of 1 hour or tailored to suit. Course Locations: At own office or at Halton Foodservice Ltd offices in Rochester. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 19/11/12 Renewal Entry Date: 18/11/14

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HAMWORTHY HEATING LTD Company/Organisation: Hamworthy Heating Ltd Full Address: Fleets Corner, Poole, Dorset, BH17 0HH

Course Contact(s): Tel: Fax:

01202 662368 01202 662550

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.hamworthy-heating.com


 Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Buildings  Hot Water Generation Methods  HVAC  HVAC Systems and Controls  Reducing Carbon Footprint in HVAC Systems  Risk Assessment  Plant Room Surveys  Water Heating  Water Heating Sizing

Boiler System Design Boiler Systems Boiler Technology Building Regulations Part L Commercial Condensing Boiler Installations Energy Efficiency Gas Heating H&V Commercial Heating and Hot Water Services Design Heating and Ventilation Heating & Hot Water

Types of Course Speaker(s): All our presenters are highly experienced in the HVAC industry with relevant professional qualifications. 30 years experience in HVAC industry, HNC Mechanical Engineering, Advanced Marine Eng Technicians 24 years with Hamworthy, City & Guilds P&H, Advanced Craft City & Guilds Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: ‘Best Practice’ Heating & Hot Water Plant Refurbishment The CPD course covers how to conduct a thorough plant room site survey and tips on what to look for when reviewing current heating and hot water plant. The attendees will learn how to identify key attributes in the existing solution, establish how well it has performed and determine the criteria for change. The CPD explores best practice in refurbishment projects including how to meet green targets and carbon reduction, gain return on investment, complete energy saving calculations and how best to achieve speed on site minimising any potential downtime. The role of a plant room site survey will be detailed and the best ways to execute this to ensure a structured approach that creates a record of information taking into account broader factors such as the building usage, occupancy and any other objectives associated with the refurbishment projects.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Design & Build Contractors, Local Authorities

Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour seminar plus discussion time

Course Locations: Across the UK Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free of Charge


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HITACHI EUROPE LTD

Company/Organisation: Hitachi Europe Ltd

Course Contact(s): Obi Onuora

Full Address: Whitebrook Park Lower Cookham Road Maidenhead SL6 8YA

Tel: 01628 585000 Fax: 01628 585440 e-mail: obi.onuora@hitachi-eu-com web site: www.hitachi-eu.com


Low and Zero Carbon Solutions Reducing Carbon Footprint in HVAC Systems Natural Refrigerant Circulation Technology Datacentre Design Solutions Air Conditioning HVAC

Types of Course Speaker(s): Obi Onuora – MEng honours degree in Mechanical Engineering and over 8 years experience as a mechanical design consultant. Member of CIBSE with interim application. Ian Blong – experienced leader with wide ranging experience in the IT and data centre industries both in the Uk and USA. Prior to joining Hitachi, Ian worked for Unisys where he held a variety of roles across the US and UK delivering solutions to end users in the private and public sectors. Tomohire Komatsu – MSc in Mechanical Engineering and over 11 years experience as a researcher of Air Conditioning Systems. Member of JSRAE (Japan Society of refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers). Garry McKeon – Area Sales manager,16 years experience in the Industry Steve Cole – Area Sales Manager, HNC Electrical Engineering, HNC Building Services. 5 years working in the R and D Dept for Wright Air conditioning ( Close Control systems ) selecting and testing and overall product design. 10 years at SWM Selling Air conditioning / Refrigeration / Chillers and components to the trade. 8 years at Hitachi Air conditioning Selling Splits/VRF and Chiller products to Contractors and Consultants. Chris Kargakis- Area Sales Manager, B.Eng Mechanical Engineering, Associate Member of IMECHE (Chartered /Pending) Martin O-Brien – Technical Engineer, 15 years’ experience in the industry, BEng in Energy and Environmental Engineering – pending. Member of the Irish Institute of Refrigeration (MIRI) Fergus Daly – Area Sales Manager, 24 years experience in the Industry. On Executive committee of Refrigeration Skillnet Steven Robinson – HND Building Services – 19 years experience in the industry

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses are typically a 1 hour seminar held at clients offices, with lunch provided. If required by the client, the course can also be held at Hitachi’s premises. However, this will still entail a 1 hour seminar session.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Suitable for mechanical engineers at all levels, working within the Data Centre sector. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour CPD lectures held at clients offices. Course Locations: Courses will be held over lunch times at design consultants and data centre End Users offices. Lunch and refreshments will be provided by Hitachi. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): No charge. Entry date: 20/4/11 Renewal date: 19/4/13

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HOVAL LIMITED

Company/Organisation Hoval Limited

Course Contact(s): Ms Rebecca Chapman

Full Address: Northgate Newark Nottinghamshire NG24 1JN

Telephone No: Fax No: e-mail: web site:

01636 593 418 01636 673 532 [email protected] www.hoval.co.uk


Biomass Gas fired heat generators Combined Heat and Power Heat Recovery Solar Thermal and DHW Technologies Heat Pump Technologies

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Biomass, Commercial wood fuel space heating systems - Covering the sustainable carbon cycle, biomass combustion, wood fuel, design considerations, RHI, installation details and examples. Gas fired commercial heating and hot water systems – Covering boiler types, efficiency, limitations in primarysecondary arrangements, optimising efficiency and integrating condensing boilers with low carbon and renewable energy heat generators. Combined Heat and Power – Covering gas engine CHP machines, sizing, costing and installation examples. Heat Recovery –Covering commercial plate and rotary wheel air to air heat recovery technologies. Solar Thermal and DHW Technologies – Covering solar thermal equipment selection, RHI implications and advanced hot water generators. Heat Pump Technologies – Covering air source and ground source heat pump sizing, RHI implications, integration with other heat generation sources. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Primarily for Building Services Engineers but of relevance to mechanical, electrical and public health engineers as well as architects energy and facility managers and anyone involved in the design, installation, maintenance or ownership of commercial heating systems. Duration and Format of Course: Seminar, typically 1 hour. Course Locations: Newark, Nottinghamshire, office of seminar recipient or suitable agreed location. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 18/02/13 Renewal date: 17/02/15

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HVCA HEATING AND VENTILATING CONTRACTORS' ASSOCIATION Company/Organisation: HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association Full Address: Esca House 34 Palace Court London W2 4JG

Course Contact(s): Alex Doig Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

020 7313 4900 020 7792 8682 [email protected] www.hvca.org.uk


All Building Services Subjects Commercial Contracting Contract Law Gas - Management of Health and Safety

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Management Management of Gas Management of Gas Safety Risk Assessment Site Supervision

Types of Course Speaker(s): All the course lecturers are experienced building services contractors and specialists in their chosen discipline. Many associates work/or major contractor companies, whilst others are health and safety specialist consultants within the business sector. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: HVCA designs and delivers a range of short courses for the building services contractor. Our aim is to provide specialist training that is not generally available from other learning providers and is tailored to the needs of the building services contractor. To further this aim we draw our lecturers from experienced practitioners in the building services sector - many of whom are practising with major contractors. To ensure a broad coverage we also use, from time to time, lecturers with a wider construction experience. The bulk of the training focuses on health and safety initiatives and issues that are current in the industry. Management and commercial training will form a growingly important part of our future training courses. Although courses are designed specifically for member companies, we recognise that many non-members would want to benefit from the specialist nature of our products. So the courses are open to all enquirers. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Target audience is anyone working in building services with particular focus on experienced personnel wanting to update their knowledge, skills and understanding.

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Duration and Format of Course: Duration - from one to 15 days dependent on the programme. All programmes are designed to meet CPD requirements. Course Locations: Throughout the UK. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): Various fee schemes within the fee structure, starting at about £65 per person for in-company 1 day courses.


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HYGROMATIK UK

Company/Organisation: HygroMatik UK

Course Contact(s): Mr Andie P Chessun

Full Address: PO Box 1399 Southampton Hampshire SO18 9AA


023 8044 3127 087 0167 0346 [email protected] www.hygromatik.co.uk


Humidification Humidification Principles Low Energy Humidification Humidifier Types and Applications Psychrometric Calculations Absorption Distance and Calculations Adiabatic/Steam Steam Generators Maintenance and Regulations

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mr Andie Chessun, UK Development Manager, CertBA, MinstAM (AdvDip), CIBSE 30284 Mr Martin Hunt, Technical Sales Engineer (North) HND All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: One hour course that covers: why humidify, the psychrometric chart, Isothermal design, adiabatic system design, humidity calculations and calculators, humidifier selection data including electrode humidifiers, resistive humidifiers, gas humidifiers, adiabatic low/high pressure humidifiers, absorption distance calculation. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, Chartered Engineers, Lecturers and anyone with an interest in Humidification. Duration and Format of Course: Lectures, workshops, seminars, E-learning, etc all aimed at between 1-2hr but workshops but some could be 1 full day Course Locations: At customer locations and any other POI relevant to the training. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 16/02/11 Renewal Entry Date: 15 February 2013

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ICAX LTD Company/Organisation: ICAX Ltd

Course Contact(s): Edward Thompson

Full Address: 1 Berry Street London EC1M 5PS


020 7253 2240 020 7253 2240 [email protected] www.icax.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:           

Ground Source Heat Pumps Thermal Mass Storage ThermalBank Systems Heat Recovery Products Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Interseasonal Heat Transfer and Storage Systems Sustainable Building Design Renewable Heat Renewable Cooling Onsite Renewable Energy Integrating Renewable Energy Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers will have at least 4 years’ experience of designing Inter-seasonal Heat Transfer systems and will be a member of a professional body (either RIBA, CIBSE or IET). Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 1 hour lunchtime/evening seminar. This covers the basics of the operation of heat pumps, including the theory of the Carnot cycle. It then goes on to describe the principles of thermal mass storage, discussing the technologies available and showing how this technology complements heat pumps. ThermalBank systems are introduced and guidance given on how these can be incorporated into low energy buildings. Examples and data from real installations are used throughout. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects, Building Services Engineers and anyone involved with the specification of heating or cooling systems for commercial and public sector buildings will benefit from attendance at this seminar. No prior knowledge is necessary. Duration and Format of Course: 1 Hour (approx) seminar. Course Locations: The seminars can be run at client locations over a lunch-time or after work. The seminar is also available to CIBSE (and other body) regional committees as an evening event. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Lunchtime seminar is usually free depending upon client requirements.

Entry date: 0211/2010 Renewal Date: 1 November 2012

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JAGA HEATING PRODUCTS (UK) LTD Company/Organisation: Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd Full Address: Orchard Business Park Bromyard Road Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 1LG

Course Contact(s): Hannah Gubbins Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01531 637002 01531 631534 [email protected] www.jaga.co.uk


Heating and Ventilation Heating and Water Heating Solutions for Education, Commercial and Industrial Environments Heating - Radiator Heating Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: One hour long Ventilation in Schools seminar to keep HVAC professionals abreat of recent advances andcover the key issues to be faced in providing satisfactory controlled ventilation and heating, primarily in education buildings. Topics covered include: maintaining acceptable indoor air quality (IAQ), the importance of monitoring and maintaining CO2 levels and current guidance and regulatory requirements. Additionally, an overview of natural and fan assisted solutions with their respective metits. Hour long presentation to be regularly arranged at both the company headquarters in Ledbury and belgium and at designers and contractors own premises. Hard copy and digital copy of course content will be offered. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefiting from the course will have some prior knowledge of the subject, and it would be suitable for engineers from Technician level upwards. Duration and Format of Course: Hour long seminar, including question and answer session. Course Locations: Nationwide. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): None.

Entry Date: 01/10/11 Renewal Date: 30 September 2013

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JS AIR CURTAINS

Company/Organisation: JS Air Curtains

Course Contact(s): Mike Verney

Full Address: Artex Avenue Rustington Littlehampton West Sussex BN16 3LN


01903 858656 01903 850345 [email protected] www.jsaircurtains.com


Air Curtains

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers have extensive experience of designing air curtain systems. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The seminar covers: What is an air curtain? How do air curtains work? Types of air curtain available Potential applications The benefits of air curtains Sizing an air curtain Design & selection considerations Limitations of air curtains Control strategies

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers of all levels. Duration and Format of Course. The seminar is a one hour presentation. Course Locations At requesters premises Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable) N/A


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JS HUMIDIFIERS PLC

Company/Organisation: JS Humidifiers plc

Course Contact(s): David Marshall-George

Full Address: Artex Avenue Rustington Littlehampton West Sussex BN16 3LN


01903 850200 01903 850345 [email protected] www.jshumidifiers.com


Humidification Evaporative Cooling Psychrometrics

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers have extensive experience of designing humidification and evaporative cooling systems. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The seminar will cover:          

Why humidify The psychrometric chart Isothermal system design and psychrometric process Adiabatic systems design and psychrometric process Evaporative cooling system design and psychrometric process Load calculations Isothermal humidifiers Steam absorption Adiabatic humidifiers Run cost/carbon footprint analysis

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers of all levels. Duration and Format of Course. The seminar is a one hour presentation. Course Locations At requesters premises Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable) N/A

Entry Date: 14/12/12 (renewal) Renewal Date: 13/12/14

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JOHNSON & STARLEY LTD

Company/Organisation: Johnson & Starley

Course Contact(s): Tony Witkiss

Full Address: Johnson & Starley Ltd Rhosili Road Brackmills Industrial Estate NORTHAMPTON Northamptonshire NN4 7LZ


01604 762 881 01604 764 879 [email protected] www.johnsonandstarley.co.uk


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Warm Air Heating Reno H.E Boilers

Heat Recovery/Ventilation Tailor Made Courses

Types of Course Speaker(s): Course speakers have 15 to 45 years of experience. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The main courses offered cover the checking, servicing, fault finding, installing and commissioning of domestic warm air heating equipment. Service schedule for Janus water heaters, installation requirements of warm air heating systems, production and quality control. Target Audience, Including Competence Level:   

Heating/Plumbing Engineers and Trainees Ventilation Engineers and Trainees Building Control Engineers

Duration and Format of Course: 1 day seminars (some include workshops). Course Locations: Northampton or venues to be arranged. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Nil. Entry Date: 14/02/10 Renewal Date: 13 February 2012

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KINGSPAN ENVIRONMENTAL

Company/Organisation: Kingspan Environmental

Course Contact(s): Beata Paciejuk

Full Address: Tadman St Wakefield WF1 5QU


01924 376026 0845 2600259 [email protected] www.kingspanenv.com

Categories Covered  Rainwater Harvesting  Roof Water Disposal Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in sustainable drainage systems and rain harvesting design. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The seminar provides a complete introduction to integrated rainwater harvesting systems. Issues covered include the principle function and main components of a rainwater harvesting system, plus installation and maintenance requirements. The benefits will be explored, including the application for non-portable harvested rainwater (such as toilet flushing and irrigation), the reductions in mains water consumption, plus how rainwater harvesting can help with planning applications and building evaluation schemes such as BREEAM. Environmental factors and legislation are also covered, plus we will look at how rainwater harvesting can work as the principle feature within a building’s overall sustainable drainage system. Target audience, including competence level, e.g. Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, Chartered Engineer. The seminar is aimed at Architects, Specifiers, Building Services Engineers, and Facilities Managers Duration and format of course, e.g. lectures, workshops, seminars, E-learning, etc. Groups from 5 – 50 people. One hour seminar. Course Locations or web-based Presentation carried out in clients’ own premises/pre-booked facilities. Course attendance fee range (if applicable)


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Solar Thermal Technology and its applications

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in sustainable drainage systems and rain harvesting design. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: What is solar thermal energy? When and when not to use it? What factors affect the efficiency of a solar thermal system How to design and size an effective solar thermal system Solar collector types & mounting options Legislation and regulations - Government funding (RHI) Learning aims: CO2 Reduction and Energy Conservation Apply knowledge as to how this renewable technology is harnessed and what factors affect the efficiency of a system Feel confident in specifying renewables in a project and the advantages/disadvantages between the types. Be informed about the different government legislation and provide guidance as to what grants are available

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminar is aimed at Architects, Specifiers, Building Services Engineers, and Facilities Managers Duration and Format of Course: Groups from 5 – 50 people. One hour seminar. Course Locations: Presentation carried out in clients’ own premises/pre-booked facilities. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): No charge. Entry Date: 16/10/2012 Renewal Date: 15/10/14

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KINGSPAN ENVIRONMENTAL Company/Organisation: Kingspan Environmental






Air Source Heat Pumps – Technology, Design and Applications

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in sustainable drainage systems and rain harvesting design. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Air Source Heat Pumps – Technology, Design and Applications Background to Kingspan Renewables How do Air Source Heap Pumps (ASHP) work? When and when not to use it? Technology & Terminology What factors affect the efficiency & ASHP performance How to design and size an effective system System application & installation considerations Legionella Prevention Legislation, Regulations & Incentives Learning aims: CO2 Reduction and Energy Conservation Apply knowledge as to how this renewable technology is harnessed and what factors affect the efficiency of a system Feel confident in specifying renewables in a project and the advantages/disadvantages between the types. Be informed about the different government legislation and provide guidance as to what grants are available Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminar is aimed at Architects, Specifiers, Building Services Engineers, and Facilities Managers Duration and Format of Course: Groups from 5 – 50 people. One hour seminar. Course Locations: Presentation carried out in clients’ own premises/pre-booked facilities. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): No charge. Entry Date: 16/10/2012 Renewal Date: 15/10/14

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KNX UK LTD

Company/Organisation: KNX UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Tara Gartland

Full Address: PO Box 4082 Bracknell Berkshire RG42 9EQ

Tel: 0845 869 5908 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.knxuk.org

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:       

A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing Advanced Building Controls Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems Building Controls Building Controls Integration Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS)  Building Management System  Control Systems and Integration Controls

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Energy Efficiency Energy Efficient Controls Energy Management and Controls Integration of Building Services Intelligent Building Controls Intelligent Buildings Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Lighting Controls and Management Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Andrew Braker - BEng Hons Electrical Engineering. Building Automation Product Manager for Wago Darren Burford - BEng Hons. Building services engineer with 25 years’ experience of working within the industry. Managing Director of AndromedTelematics Ltd, the UK’s largest KNX systems integrators. Russell Downing - H.N.C qualified in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. 20 years in the Industry, previous experience to include lighting control product and system design. KNX Partner. Nick Gale - BSc electronics engineer and owner of midlands based system Integrator. Design Innovation covering the UK and beyond. Specialising in integrated systems incorporating KNX, AV, IT and security from design to commissioning and on-going support. Iain Gordon - Business owner providing Electrical and KNX solutions throughout the U.K. Over 20 years of experience in the industry. Tom Greenrod - Experienced lighting professional, working for BEG Luxomat, with controls knowledge who is able to demonstrate and advise on the right KNX control solutions available. Peter Haseler - H.N.C qualified in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. 20 years in the Industry, previous experience to include lighting control product and system design. KNX Partner. Stephen Payne - KNX Sales manager for Theben in the UK with many years’ experience in the controls industry, specialising in KNX Products in recent years. Mark Redfern - Managing Director of Wieland Electric and over 20 years’ experience in the electrical industry. Carlton Reed - Carlton is passionate about KNX and offers a unique insight into where KNX fits into today’s ever changing market place.

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Gareth Rowlands - Involved in the KNX market for many years and has experience of major contracts throughout the UK electrical industry. Nigel Stafford - Managing Director of Building Evolution Limited a KNX integration company formed in 2005. BSc Hons in Technology and 25 years’ experience in electronics and communications technologies, as well as experience in building facilities management. Mark Warburton -Technical Sales at Ivory Egg- One of the Largest online retailers of KNX. Ivory Egg is also a KNX Certified training Centre. Have been Involved with KNX for 5 Years and a KNX Partner. Graham Webb - Over ten years’ experience in building services and KNX. Manager and tutor of BRE KNX training. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The KNX UK Association offers training and support covering all aspects of the KNX bus technology formally known as EIB. We cover all areas of the technology including design, installation, commissioning and operation. Special ETS software courses are also offered through our approved training schools. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Our target audience includes Consultants, Contractors, Developers, Architects and other interested parties who would like to understand more about the KNX bus technology. We can deliver the CPD across all competence levels. Duration and Format of Course: The CPD course duration is 2 hours (maximum). Course Locations: The CPD course is mobile and can be delivered at the offices of the interested parties. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date:14/02/13 Renewal Date: 13/02/15

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LIFESCIENCE PRODUCTS LTD Company/Organisation: Lifescience Products Ltd

Course Contact(s): Darren Stacey

Full Address: Shoot Room, Ranger’s Lodge Cornbury Park Chipping Norton Oxfordshire OX7 3HL


01608 811 707 01608 819060 [email protected] www.lifescience.co.uk


Water Treatment

Types of Course Speaker(s): Darren Stacey: is National Sales Manager of Lifescience Products. He is a law graduate of the University of Kent and has worked in the Building Services Supply industry for fourteen years. He is an Affiliate member of CIBSE. Jonny Seccombe: is Managing Director of Lifescience Products and has worked for sixteen years in research and development of Physical Water Conditioning products. He is a member of IPHE and Affiliate member CIBSE.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Physical Water Treatment is increasingly specified by Consultants but there is still considerable uncertainty about how well it works and how reliable and effective it really is. The presentation covers inter alia: Hard Water - Myths and Misconceptions - The Chemistry explained. The principle methods of treatment and for each of them. How they work – Suitable Applications – Benefits – Limitations. The requirements of Part L and the Domestic Heating Compliance Guide. In addition we discuss Nova-Flo, the revolutionary mechanical overflow prevention device. At Lifescience we are specialists in this emerging technology and have conducted a considerable amount of original research in the field. Some of this is published but much of it unpublished. A presentation gives us the opportunity to talk frankly about the best and worst of this technology. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical Engineers and Public Health Engineers as well as Energy saving specialists.

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Duration and Format of Course: Normally given as a lunch time seminar. Course Locations: Consultants or contractors own premises. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): No fee.


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THE LIGHTING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION Company/Organisation: The Lighting Industry Association

Course Contact(s): Bernard Pratley

Full Address: Ground Floor Westminster Tower 3 Albert Embankment London SE1 7SL

Tel:

020 7793 3020

e-mail: web site:

[email protected] www.thelia.co.uk


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Emergency Lighting Lighting Lighting & Lighting Management Lighting Controls

Lighting Workshops Lighting Design Lighting Engineering Lighting Software

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The course content varies from seminar to seminar and could cover such divers subjects as: – – – – – – – – – – – –

EU Directives on WEEE, GPSE, ROHS, EMC Building Regulations Cent Standards Development Cenelec Standards Development IEC Standards Development ICEL Guides on Emergency Lighting Energy Efficiency Lighting Lighting Controls, e.g. DALI Unified Glare Rating LG3 LEDs Lighting Components

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of re-engineering and design competence Duration and Format of Course: One day – could be seminars or workshops Course Locations: UK Course attendance fee range (if applicable): At a cost to LIA & ICEL Members (£75.00 - £200 + vat) Entry Date: 08/06/12 Renewal Date: 08 June 2014

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LOCHINVAR LTD

Company/Organisation: Lochinvar Ltd

Course Contact(s): David Pepper

Full Address: 7 Lombard Way Banbury Oxfordshire OX16 4TJ


01295 269981 01295 271 640 [email protected] www.lochinvar.ltd.uk


Boiler Technology Building Regulations Part L2 Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating Energy Efficiency Heating and Water Heating Heating and Hot Water Services Design Hot Water Generation Methods Air, Water and Ground Source Heat Pump

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Mains Pressure Hot Water and Gravity Fed Hot Water Solar Technology Water Heating Water Heating Sizing Integration of Solar Thermal with Direct Gas Fired Water Heaters

Types of Course Speaker(s):    

David Pepper – 32 years Industry experience, CIBSE Affiliate member (Membership No 21611), and Associate SoPHE member. Steve McConnell – 26 years Industry experience, CIBSE Affiliate member (Membership No 28716), Associate member CIPHE (membership No 016446B), City & Guilds qualified, and ACS. Phil Meir – 41 years Industry experience, CIBSE Affiliate member (Membership No 35206).and Associate SoPHE member. Steve Addis – 30 years Industry experience in Contracting, Design and Sales. CIBSE Affiliate member (Membership No 035055), City and Guild qualified and B-Tec National Diploma in Building Services Engineering.

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LOCHINVAR LTD (CONTINUED)

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: With the issues surrounding Carbon Reduction firmly at the top of everyone’s agenda we look at the requirements of Government Legislation and its impact upon the generation of Hot Water and Space Heating. We look at Renewable Technologies and how to effectively integrate them within a building design, highlighting the importance of not ignoring fossil fuels as part of this process. We look at recent development and trends, compare storage with instantaneous hot water systems, and look at how condensing technology can be used effectively within hot water systems. Water heating sizing and application covers principles of sizing Direct Gas-Fired Water Heaters and analyses the technical issues associated with specific product selection. Condensing/High Efficiency boilers covers application specific to system and analyses the best use of technologies available. Service training covers in-depth service/application of Direct Gas-Fired Water Heaters and Condensing Boilers. All seminars can be modified to suit the specific needs of Clients within the details as listed in the ‘Categories Covered’ section. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Engineers, Public Health Engineers – all competence levels Duration and Format of Course: 1-2 hour lunchtime seminar. Course Locations: In house seminars held at our Banbury Head Office. Other seminars held at customer premises across UK and Ireland Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable):

Entry date: 25/9/12 Renewal Date: 27 February 2014

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LOWARA UK LTD Company/Organisation: Lowara UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Gary Wilde

Full Address: Millwey Rise Ind Estate Axminster Devon EX13 5HU

Tel: 01297 630 230 Fax: 01297 630 270 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.lowara .co.uk


Variable Speed Drive Fundamentals

Types of Course Speaker(s): All course lecturers are experienced in pumps, system design and variable speed drives and their applications relevant to the specific course. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: One or two hour CPD seminars, including lunch if preferred at the clients premises, half and full day training can be arranged at the company HQ in Axminster. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of knowledge and experience are catered for.

Duration and Format of Course: One or two hours or individual courses are arranged. Course Locations: Anywhere in the UK

Course attendance fee range (if applicable): All courses are free


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LPA LIGHTING Company/Organisation: LPA Lighting

Course Contact(s): Liz Peck MSc FSLL

Full Address: 17 New Windsor Drive Rothwell Leeds LS26 0HU

Tel: 07730 523246 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.lpa-lighting.com


Lighting Lighting Design Lighting Events Lighting Legislation Lighting Principles

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Lighting Software Lighting Workshops Energy Efficiency Building Regulations Part L

Types of Course Speaker(s): All courses are delivered by Liz Peck, a Fellow of the Society of Light & Lighting (SLL), Vice President of SLL and former Secretary to the Society. Liz holds the MSc in Light & Lighting from the Bartlett School of Architecture, has 12 years experience in lighting design and has run an independent lighting design practice for her own for over five years. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Lunchtime & evening seminars - all aspects of lighting covered Software training (full day) Events and Workshops Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects, Anyone with an interest in lighting or practicing lighting design. Duration and Format of Course: Seminars - typically 1-2 hours Software training - all day Events & Workshops - typically 2-3 hours Course Locations: Most of UK covered - seminars delivered to your own premises Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Usually free of charge (some travel expenses may be required) Entry Date: 14/12/12 Renewal Date: 13 December 2013

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LUMICOM LIMITED (FORMALLY LIGHTING INDUSTRY FEDERATION) Company/Organisation: Lumicom Limited

Course Contact(s): Mr John Hugill

Full Address: Westminster Tower 3 Albert Embankment London SE1 7SL


07968 400 820 0208 529 6909 [email protected] www.icel.co.uk www.lif.co.uk


Lighting Design Lighting Workshop Emergency Lighting

Types of Course Speaker(s): All course presenters are experienced lecturers and are members of CIBSE and SLL and have extensive lighting design experience in their respective subject areas. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: THE CERTIFICATE AND ADVANCED LIGHTING COURSES The course provides a basic level of education in lighting on a national level for people involved in the maintenance, sale and specification of lighting equipment. The aim of the course is to provide: A B C D

An understanding of lighting units and terminology An understanding of the concepts of interior and exterior lighting design A working knowledge of light sources, luminaires and their characteristics and applications An understanding of the logical steps in lighting design and the knowledge to complete the design of an installation to modern standards

THE ICEL EMERGENCY LIGHTING COMPETENT ENGINEER COURSE A B C D E

An understanding of applicable lighting units and terminology An understanding of the applicable legislation and standards, the approval of emergency lighting installations and certification requirements A working knowledge of the detailed requirements of applicable emergency lighting standard and their application An understanding of the different types of emergency lighting equipment available, their relative merits and the correct choice of type of equipment A working knowledge of the design process and to complete an installation design to comply with current standards through practical examples and design exercises

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: THE CERTIFICATE AND ADVANCED LIGHTING COURSES There are no specific entry requirements but the applicant should be working in some aspect of lighting relevant to the course. It would be of assistance to the understanding of the course if the entrant has studied GCSE/O Level Mathematics/Science. This is not a pre-requisite, but an indication of the course entry level. Duration and Format of Course: THE CERTIFICATE AND ADVANCED LIGHTING COURSES The course is comprised of basic and advanced modules. The basic module lasts approximately 3 months and most of the study is performed at home. The lesson content is discussed at a two-day session of tutorials followed by a further two-day session consisting of a tutorial day and design workshop day, all held at a suitable location. There is a project and an oral examination at the end of the course to which the attendee is assessed. The course of study is divided into mathematics revision and four lessons. The mathematics revision and the first lesson are sent to the student for home study before the first workshop day tutorial session. There are three advanced level courses Interior Lighting, Exterior Lighting and Lighting Measurements each of which lasts 2 months and follow a similar format but the tutorial session is now 3 consecutive days. THE ICEL EMERGENCY LIGHTING COMPETENT ENGINEER COURSE This course is for 1 day and continues the learning from the certificate course and is designed for those who seek to be updated and those who require a greater understanding of the subject; the course comprises the essential parts of BS 5266 parts 1, 7, 8, and 10 and includes for testing, servicing, design and commissioning. Course Locations: London and the South East and Northern Ireland.

Course Fee Range: Members of LIF £750 + VAT £580 + VAT £165 + VAT £245 + VAT £165 + VAT

LIF Certificate Course LIF Advanced Course (Interior, Exterior, Measurement) Relux and Dialux Lighting design software courses ICEL Emergency Lighting Course Lighting and Part L of The Building Regulations Course For course dates please contact John Hugill ([email protected]

Entry Date: 08/03/10 Renewal Date: 7 March 2012

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Non Members of LIF £850 + VAT £605 + VAT £205 + VAT £285 + VAT £195 + VAT

07968 400 820 M 0208 529 6909 F).

LUTRON EA Company/Organisation: Lutron EA

Course Contact(s): Martin Preston

Full Address: Lutron House 6 Soverign Close London E1W 3JF


020 7702 0657 020 7480 6899 [email protected] www.lutron.com/europe

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Lighting Controls  Lighting Controls and Management Systems  Energy Efficiency Types of Course Speaker(s): Course speakers are all highly experienced within their specific field of expertise. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Lutron is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of light controls and architectural lighting control systems for residential, commercial and institutional applications. Lutron offers a selection of CPD courses that will introduce you to Lutron, the company and its products, and give you a deeper understanding of light control, both electric and natural. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminar is aimed a reinforcing and developing product knowledge and its application in industrial, commercial and retail projects. Participants likely to benefit include Consultants, Specifiers, Contractors, Lighting Designers and Architects. Duration and Format of Course: One hour CPD including question and answer session. Two hour in-depth CPD also available. Course Locations: Mainly London but also other parts of England depending on the needs. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): TBC.


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MARK EIRE Company/Organisation: Mark Eire

Course Contact(s): Michael O’Donoghue

Full Address: Coolea Macroom Co Cork Republic of Ireland


+353(0)26-45334 +353(0)26-45383 [email protected] www.markgroup.eu

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Manufacture of industrial heating, cooling & ventilation products incl. controls Air Handling Units And Associated Accessories, fans, filters,heat recovery,ec motors. Categories Covered:        

Industrial & Commercail Space Heating Gas Fired Radiant Heating, Aqua Radiant Heaters Gas Fired Warm Air Heating & Accessories EC – Motors/Fans Air Handling Units Controls Heat Recovery Service And Maintenance Of Mark Heaters Oil And Gas

Types of Course Speaker(s): Michael O’Donoghue Michael Keane

Liam Mc Sweeney Michael Twomey Billy Lynch .

(CEng., FCIBSE) Managing Director 25 years in the Industry selling and designing HVAC systems Technical Sales manager 25 years experience in the Industry with Electrical Qualification wide experience in designing and selling full range of HVAC equipment, and troubleshooting. with a mechanical qualification Area sales engineer with 5 years experience in the Industry Electronic Engineering Qualification 12 years experience in the Industry designing and making Bespoke power and control panels , he is also gas certified with an Electrical qualification he is service manager, with 25 years experience in combustion and air movement he is gas and Oftec certified.

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Industrial & Commercail Space Heating – A Guide To Applications And Selection Of Mark Units Gas Fired Radiant Heating, Aqua Radiant Heaters Selection And Use Gas Fired Warm Air Heating & Accessories Selection And Use EC –Motors/Fans Air handling units selection and use Controls Heat Recovery Service And Maintenance Of Mark Heaters Oil And Gas

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: HVAC Junior and Senior Engineers, Technician Engineers, Architects, Contractors, Government Employed Building Services Engineers.

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Duration and Format of Course: One to four hour presentation with practical display when applicable and hands on when necessary. Course Locations: At Mark offices in 7 countries or Mark customers’ premises: Mark BV, Netherlands, Mark SRL, Mark SRO Mark GMBH, Mark BVBA, Mark Polska SP Z.o.o Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry Date: 19/11/12 Renewal Date: 29 November 2014

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MARLEY PLUMBING & DRAINAGE Company/Organisation Marley Plumbing & Drainage

Course Contact(s): Samantha Park

Full Address: Dickley Lane Lenham Maidstone Kent ME17 2DE

Telephone No: 01622 852737 Fax No: 01622 858725 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.marleypd.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories covered: Sanitary Pipework Soil and Waste Drainage Pipework Types of course speaker(s): Kevin Reed – Strategic Account Manager Andy West, Paul Hullock, Paul Ramsey – Specification Managers All speakers have degrees in Civil Engineering and have more than 20 years’ experience in the construction industry. Please summarise the type of courses and area of specialism offered: Aimed at the construction industry professional, this seminar is designed to help provide an understanding of sanitary pipework design. This one-hour presentation includes the following: • Background of sanitary standards • The format of BS EN 12056 • Terminology & system classification • Material standards & methods of jointing • Calculation of design flow & size discharge stacks • Classification & sizing of air admittance valves Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Consultants, Architects Duration and format of course: Presentation and Q&A session, with product samples to demonstrate. Course Locations: All area of the UK excluding Northern Ireland. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 25 January 2013 Expiry date: 24 January 2015

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MENERGA LTD

Company/Organisation: Menerga Ltd

Course Contact(s): Michael Groves

Full Address: 29 Millers Road Warwick Warwickshire CV34 5AE


01926 621 770 01926 621 771 [email protected] www.menerga.co.uk


Air Conditioning Heating and Ventilation Energy Recovery Direct and Indirect Adiabatic Cooling Swimming Pools

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mike Groves and Emil Grueniger Technical directors of Menerga Ltd with more than 20 years experience:  In the design, manufacture and application of dehumidification and heat recovery units for swimming pools in the UK, USA and Europe.  In the design and application of low energy air conditioning and heat recovery systems. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Ventilation, dehumidification and heat recovery for minimum energy use in swimming pool halls Review of current design standards for swimming pools and indoor water parks; optimum design conditions for bather comfort; the importance of careful building design in the control of condensation; calculation of evaporation and air flow rates; air distribution; construction techniques for air handling units to combat the aggressive pool hall environment; reduction of fan motor power consumption; computer model energy cost assessments for swimming pool hall ventilation systems. Low energy air conditioning with indirect adiabatic cooling Principles of adiabatic (evaporative) cooling; history of adiabatic cooling in HVAC design; comparison of direct and indirect adiabatic cooling systems; analysis of performance under UK conditions; temperature and humidity data; use in conjunction with active thermal storage; use in conjunction with displacement ventilation systems; review of applications where indirect adiabatic cooling could replace refrigeration based cooling.

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MENERGA LTD (CONTINUED)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, Chartered Engineer. Duration and Format of Course: 1-1½ hour seminar. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry Date: 14/02/10 Renewed 26/06/12 Renewal Date: 13 February 2014

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MHS BOILERS LTD

Company/Organisation: MHS Boilers Ltd Full Address: MHS Boilers Ltd 3 Juniper West Southfields Business Park BASILDON Essex SS15 6SJ

Course Contact(s): Peter GAMMON/Karen BANDEY Tel: 01268 546700 / 01268 546711 Fax: 01268 888250 e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] web site: www.mhsboilers.com


Gas Heating Heating and Ventilation Heating and Hot Water Water Heating

Types of Course Speaker(s): Peter Gammon: 40 years in the H&V Industry, specialising in the application of boilers and hot water generation equipment. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Best utilisation of gas fired condensing boilers Ways in which condensing boilers can be utilised, with a view to achieving best operational seasonal efficiency and to take look at matched boiler/system controls and consider the benefits from their use. Consideration about how to apply a condensing boiler as a retrofit item to an existing system and how to protect the new boiler from effects of dirt accumulated in the old system. Understanding modern condensing boilers, their applications and control Principles of modern condensing boiler design/operation and understanding their features and application benefits in terms of higher efficiency, reduced fuel consumption, reduced emissions, comfort control and evaluation of installation capital costs. Sixty minute (lunchtime) courses can be arranged at client offices, and 120 minute courses with working product demonstrations can be held at the Basildon headquarters. Courses will be held by Peter Gammon who is an acknowledged expert in his field and comprehensive course notes will be provided.

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MHS BOILERS LTD (Continued)

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefiting from this course will have a basic understanding of LTHW heating, hot water systems and their design. Duration and Format of Course: Seminar/presentation: 60 mins or 120 mins. Course Locations: Basildon office or site. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): None.


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MICRONICS LTD Company/Organisation: Micronics Ltd

Course Contact(s): Tracey Rolfe

Full Address: Knaves Beech Business Centre Davies Way, Loudwater High Wycombe Bucks HP10 9QR


01628 810 456 01628 531 540 [email protected] www.micronicsflowmeters.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered: o

Ultrasonic Flow Metering

Types of Course Speaker(s): Mr David Philips – 25 years industry experience in the application of flow and energy metering solutions for Building Services including design, installation. Senior management roles within industry leading metering companies including ISS Clorius and Switch2. Plus considerable experience in the selection and application of clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters for flow and heat/energy metering. Mr Paul Haygarth - Over 25 years experience in providing solutions engineering within the instrumentation market,

to a wide range of OEM and end users alike. The larger proportion of time has been spent on flow and pressure applications, servicing the needs of contractors, systems integrators and site and plant engineers. He has been employed in senior positions with such companies as Mobrey and Emerson, and is now with Micronics Limited as the Northern Area Engineer. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:

This course provides fundamental information on the scope for the application of non-invasive, clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter technology within building services for permanent and temporary flow measurement as a viable alternative to more traditional in-line metering technology. It also reviews the potential application of ultrasonic flow meters with a heat or energy metering module to provide permanent and temporary heat or energy metering solutions. Principals of operation are explained followed by suggested application areas for the technology within Building Services and Energy Management applications. And the course concludes with a review of actual industry application examples in the private and public sector including a retrofit example where the application/use of the technology provided a very cost-effective solution to achieving compliance with changes in building regulations to improve energy monitoring and management. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of Building Services Engineers and Building Control Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 45 minutes seminar. Course Locations: In Consultants, Contractors and Clients offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 28/09/11 Renewal Entry Date: 27 September 2013

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MIKROFILL SYSTEMS LTD

Company/Organisation: Mikrofill Systems Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr S Cherrington

Full Address: West Court, 11 Merse Road North Moons Moat Redditch B98 9HL


08452 606020 08452 606021 [email protected] www.mikrofill.com


Hot Water Generation Methods Condensing Boiler Installations

Types of Course Speaker(s): Roger John Cherrington ACIBSE – HNC Mech Eng. 40 years experience in commercial heating. Inventor and patent holder of market leading electronic filling device. Steven Cherrington – HNC Building Services Engineering. 20 years experience in commercial heating. Research and development. Designer of the Ethos of condensing boilders. Richard Waters – CED Builidng Services Engineering. 25 years experience i major contract mangement projects. Nicholas Bailey – Sales Manager. 25 years experience in technical sales in commercial heating. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Throught the courses we ensure that the attendees fully understand the “Loading” principle of generating hot water paying particular attention to the advantages of the principle when the prime heat generation is by condensing type boiler. At the completion of the presenation a comprehensive assessment of the attendees understanding takes place which includes questions and answers and attendees are asked to voice the animation. We only accept a maximum of eight attendess per course and on completion they receive a copy of the course material including the animation, our technical engineers are available at all times to conduct on site “refreshers” if required. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Chartered Engineers, Engineering Technicians.

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Duration and Format of Course: 11/2 hours total. 1 hour animation assisted lecture ½ hr questions and assessments. Course Locations: In clients’ premises or Redditch. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry Date: 11/07/2011 Entry Renewal Date: 10 July 2013

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MID CAREER COLLEGE

Company/Organisation: Mid Career College - CIBSE CPD training arm Full Address: 222 Balham High Road London SW12 9BS

Course Contact(s): Anita Parry – Course Development Manager Tessa Brooks – Course Administrator Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

02086755211 02087116943 [email protected] www.cibsetraining.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered: A Wide Range of Subjects Divided into the Following Main Categories: Building Regulations and Energy Efficiency, Electrical Services, Mechanical Services, Fire Safety, Lighting, Public Health and Water, Facilities Management, Business Skills and Management - see next pages for examples. Types of Course Speaker(s): All Course and Seminar Presenters are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Most are Chartered Engineers. Many are Fellows or Members of CIBSE. They include Past Chairmen of the Lighting Society, a Past President of CIBSE, Fellows and Members of IEE, IMechE and IFE. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Mid Career College arranges a comprehensive programme of CPD courses and seminars each year on Building Services, Fire Protection for Buildings, Electrical Services and Lighting to help busy professionals keep in tune with recent developments in a time efficient way. The Courses are mainly one-day with a few two-day courses and three-day Special Courses to help people needing to extend their range of understanding or new to Building Services. When there is new legislation or British Standards the College arranges National programmes of Seminars around the UK to help people understand their responsibilities under the law. Course programmes are on the Main Web site where further information can be obtained by clicking the title in the course list. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, Chartered Engineer plus some for Facilities Managers and Clients. Duration and Format of Course: 1, 2 or 3 day Courses and Seminars and 3 day Special Courses. Course Locations: CIBSE HQ & various London venues and locations throughout the UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): One-day courses: £268.70 plus VAT with reduction. Special 3 day courses: £1,069.57 plus VAT with reduction for Institution members and early bookings.

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Management Systems Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part L Air Conditioning Air Conditioning - Underfloor Systems Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control Air Conditioning (Various) Air Conditioning Design and Project Management Air Conditioning Design and Project Management - Underfloor Systems Air Conditioning Systems Air Quality All Aspects of Heating, Ventilating and Lighting Plus Some Management Topics All Building Services Subjects All Building Services Subjects (in-house training) Automatic Monitoring and Targeting Biomass Heating Design Boiler System Design Boiler Systems Boiler Technology Building Controls Building Log Books Part L Building Management System Building Regulations Building Regulations Part L Building Regulations Part L2 Building Regulations Part G Building Services Subjects Business Skills CHP Combined Heat and Power Circuit Protection Combined Heat and Power Commercial Contracting Commercial Gas Fired Room Heating Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating Condensing Boiler Installations Contract Law Control of Multiple Boilers

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Electrical Electrical – Cable Management Systems Electrical Design Electrical Final Power Circuits Electrotechnical Emergency Lighting Energy Efficiency Energy Efficient Drives Energy Management and Controls Energy Metering Environment Environmental Facilities Management Fans Fire Fire and Safety Fire Containment Fire Detection and Alarms Fire Engineering Fire Safety Legislation Fire System Controls and Electrics Gas - Management of Harmonics and Variable Speed Drives in HVAC Applications Health and Safety Health and Safety Management Heating and Ventilation Heating and Ventilation - Underfloor Air Conditioning Heating and Water Heating Heating and Cooling Controls Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Heritage Buildings (Fire Safety) Hot Water Generation Methods Hot Water Temperature Maintenance Systems HV Distribution Systems HVAC

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HVAC - Underfloor Systems HVAC Systems and Controls HVAC Systems Control Hydrocarbon Refrigerants Leadership, Management and Team Development Legionnaires’ Disease Lighting Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Controls Lighting Controls and Management Systems Lighting Controls and Management Lighting Design Lighting Engineering Lighting Techniques Lighting Workshops Lightning Protection LV (Low Voltage Circuits) Mains Pressure Hot Water and Gravity Fed Hot Water Management Management of Gas Management of Gas Safety Means of Escape - Fire Safety Maintenance (Electrical) Mechanical Services Planned Maintenance Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations Project Management Public Speaking

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Quantifying Fire Growth Radiant Heating Radiator Heating Refrigerants Renewables Renewables - Biomass Risk Assessment Site Supervision Smoke Control Solar Thermal Energy Sprinkler System Design Sprinkler Systems (Domestic) Standby Power Systems Structural Stability and Fire Sustainable Building Design and Underfloor Air Conditioning Test and Inspection Ventilation Ventilation Systems Warm Air Heating Water Heater Sizing/Application Water Heating Water Heating Sizing Water Treatment Wiring Regulations (BS7671) Whole Life Costing

MUNTERS LTD Company/Organisation: Munters Ltd

Course Contact(s): Michelle Bell

Full Address: Munters Air Treatment 10 Ramsay Court, Hinchingbrooke Business Park Huntingdon Cambridgeshire PE29 6FY


01480 432243 01480 413147 [email protected] www.munters.co.uk


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Air Conditioning and Ventilation Air Quality Dehumidification Dehumidification Principles

Desiccant Cooling Energy Efficiency Energy Recovery Technical

Types of Course Speaker(s): All are experienced engineers within the dehumidification and HVAC sectors. All have completed a 3 day DH course which covers all aspects of this technology and its applications. They also attend external courses on a regular basis in other related technologies (i.e. air conditioning). Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: These lunchtime CPD seminars are tailored to suit Mechanical or Building Services Engineers as well as industry professionals. They can be held at company’s offices for groups of up to 20 people at any one time. The seminars will give a comprehensive understanding of humidity theory and of factors to be considered when selecting appropriate technology for the most cost-effective and energy efficient air quality and control the format will be a 1 hour lunchtime seminar and will focus on:       

Dehumidification theory Methods of dehumidification and its benefits Introduction to the psychrometric chart Calculating moisture loads Energy saving technology and applications Dehumidification in industry Highlight the numerous applications in a wide range of industries where dehumidification has been proven to maintain the required conditions within the specified parameters. This list is not exhaustive and can be tailored to suit the clients’ needs

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: These lunchtime CPD seminars are tailored to suit Mechanical or Building Services Engineers as well as industry professionals. Duration and Format of Course: Lunchtime seminars which last for approximately 1 hour. This will include time for Q&A’s. Course Locations: Seminars are usually held in the customer’s office. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A. Entry Date: 27/4/11 revised 19/11/12 Renewal Date: 26 April 2013

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NALCO LTD

Company/Organisation: Nalco Ltd

Course Contact(s): Howard Barnes Tel:

Full Address: Winnington Avenue Northwich Cheshire CW8 4DX

07932114597

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.nalco.com


Water Treatment Legionnaires’ Disease (Self-Study CD) Legionella Risk Awareness and Management (Seminar)

Types of Course Speaker(s): Self-Study CD Global Technical Director, Industry Technical Consultants. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The Health and Safety Commission’s Approved Code of Practise L8 ‘Legionnaires’ Disease - The Control of Legionella bacteria in water systems’ recommends that persons appointed to be responsible for the management of water systems should be properly trained and that training records should be maintained. The CD ROM course provides a broad understanding of the subject and advice on the control options recommended by the HSC. The seminar course details the need for risk assessment, risk management programmes and control programmes for hot & cold water systems, cooling towers and other at risk systems. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All Engineers/Managers who are responsible for the management of water systems. Duration and Format of Course: Self Study CD ROM. Duration - approximately 4 hours. Legionella Risk Awareness and Management: Duration – approximately 6 hours. Course Locations: Courses held at customer premises, designated venues or Nalco ltd UK Headquarters. Entry Date: 21/07/2010 Renewed 26/06/12 Renewal Date: 20 July 2014

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NDSL LTD Company/Organisation: NDSL Ltd

Course Contact(s): Esworth Hercules

Full Address: Gloucester House 399 Silbury Boulevard Milton Keynes MK9 2AH

Tel: 01908 303730 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.cellwatch.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered: Batteries - Terminology, why are batteries important, what are the risks involved with batteries, what are the benefits of having monitoring. Response - Introduction to monitoring, what to monitor, return on investment, considerations when selecting a monitoring system, demonstration.

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: During this course you will learn why batteries are important. What are the risks involved with batteries. What are the benefits of having monitoring. How the system communicates. How to best utilise and understand the battery monitoring system. How to look at the data. Reviewing your History/Discharge date. After this course you will know what the battery monitoring system is, as well as how to understand and interpret your valuable data. BMS prevent unplanned outages due to battery failure and improve the operating costs of their backup power systems. Cellwatch continues to this day to be the leader in battery monitoring, features as:  Ultra-light modular pulsed load filtering (ULPLF) measurement technique: allowing once a day measurement for maximum visibility with minimum battery stress.  Generator start and auxiliary battery monitoring capability: closing the loop on the UPS batter circle.  Multi voltage measuring capability: one Cellwatch system is capable of monitoring 2,4,6,8 and 12 volt jars. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Engineers, Area Facilities Managers, Quantity Surveyors, M&E Surveyor, Technical Managers, Facilities Managers, Project Managers, Business Development Managers. Duration and Format of Course: 30 minutes. Course Locations: UK wide at client’s location or the Milton Keynes office. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): N/A. Entry Date: 05/01/13 Renewal Date: 04January 2015

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NUAIRE

Company/Organisation: Nuaire

Course Contact(s): David Burton

Full Address: Western Industrial Estate Lon-y-Llyn Caerphilly Mid Glamorgan CF83 1NA


02920 858 348 02920 858 300 [email protected] www.nuaire.co.uk


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General Ventilation Ventilation Installer Training (Residential) Natural Ventilation AHU Overview Axial Fans Building Regulations Constant Pressure Systems Demand Ventilation

Fan Controls Fan Selection Industrial and Commercial Heat Recovery Positive Input Ventilation Residential Heat Recovery Smoke Ventilation and Control Solar Air Preheat Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): All of our speakers are highly experienced specialized Senior Training Managers and Senior Sales Managers. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: We offer a wide range of training for ventilation products and services for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Seminars typically last 1 to 2 hours and can be held at our main headquarters or at a location suitable to our clients. The presentation can be followed by a practical demonstration, Q&A, and a technical discussion depending on the clients time schedule and requirements. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architects, Building Control, Housebuilders, Building Service Engineers, and Consultant Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: Typically 1 to 1 ½ hours per course. Course Locations: At Nuaire’s Headquarters in South Wales or at the venue of choice by the company requesting the CPD. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.

Entry Date: 21/4/11 Renewal Date: 20 April 2013

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OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE Company/Organisation: Operational Intelligence

Course Contact(s): David Cameron

Full Address: 74 Kelvedon Close Kingston upon Thames Surrey KT2 5LF

Tel: 07770 632332 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.dc-oi.com


Air management in data centres Data Centres Electrical engineering of data centres Energy efficiency in data centres Faciliteis management of data centres Mechanical engineering of data centres Reliability of data centres Risk reduction of data centres

Types of Course Speaker(s): Electrical / mechanical engineer with several years experience working as design consultant with varous international clients to reduce risk and energy in new and exisitng data centres. BEng / BSc CEng MCIBSE Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Risk and energy reduction for data centre operatiors held on site with multi-disciplinary teams, including facilites management engineers, IT professional and data centre managers. The course material is adapted according to needs of the facility, client and audience. A range of modules is available covering risk and reliability, air management and energy savings. Courses are typically composed of five full day workshops; the first four cover theoretical material and practical exercises, the final day involves the team preparing and delivering a presentation to their management on their findings and recommendations. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Data centre operators of different levels and backgrounds. Eg. Shift engineers, amnagers, IT specialists. Duration and Format of Course: Five full day workshops on site including final presentation by the team of their findings and further work, e.g. data collection, reading, between sessions. Course Locations: On site – at their facilities. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Lump sum fee to client for up to 20 participants around £40,000 + VAT Entry Date: 17/07/2012 Renewal Date: 16 July 2014

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OVENTROP UK LTD

Company/Organisation: Oventrop UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Chris Doherty

Full Address: Hatch Industrial Park Greywell Road Hatch Basingstoke Hampshire RG24 7NG


07899 793537 01256 470970 [email protected] www.oventrop.co.uk


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Variable volume system design Commissioning products Differential pressure control valves Thermostatic radiator valves Pressure independent control valves 2 Port control valve authority Part L considerations System commissionability Energy savings by correct commissioning Cost savings Reduce back end commissioning time Automatic thermal balancing

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Water Services Design Considerations Legionella Control + Management in DHW Systems Legionella Control + Management in CWS Systems Bio Film Control in CWS Systems Water System Stagnation Reduction Water Useage Cost Savings Solar Thermal Principles Solar Thermal System Components Site and Design Considerations

Types of Course Speaker(s): Chris Doherty, IEng ACIBSE ASoPHE, National Specifications Manager, Oventrop UK Ltd. He has been working in the industry for 30 years working on the tools as an installer and also in design offices. For the last 12 years He has worked at Oventrop UK Ltd, firstly as an Area Sales Manager and now as National Specifications Manager. Chris has knowledge and experience in assisting design, installation and commissioning on various large scale projects within the HVAC Industry. Gavin Welsman, National Product Manager for Low Carbon Technologies, Oventrop UK Ltd has been working in the industry for 14 years working on the tools as an installer and then moving into a design office where he managed a team of designers and engineers insolar and renewable technologies. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The title of these seminars will be: 1 The need for differential pressure control in variable volume circuits introducing energy savings by correct commissioning. 2 Coordinated automatic thermal balancing and water hygiene management in DHW and CWS systems introducing legionella control, pseudomonas control, biofilm control and automatic system pasteurisation 3 An introduction into solar thermal systems the principles and applications

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Topics that will be discussed during the seminars will be: Variable volume system design considerations Correct application of commissioning products The application and positioning of differential pressure control valves The correct selection and operation of thermostatic radiator valves The use of pressure independent control valves 2 Port control valve authority Part L considerations How to improve system commissionability How to introduce energy savings by correct commissioning How to maximize cost savings How to reduce back end commissioning time Legionella control in DHW systems Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Mechanical Coordinators, Mechanical Engineers, Public Health Engineers, Commissioning Managers, Building Developers, and Design Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: Course is usually carried out in customer premises. Duration is 1-1.5 hours, usually held at lunchtime. Additional courses can be arranged at Oventrop locations. Course Locations: Course is usually carried out in customer premises. Duration is 1-1.5 hours, usually held at lunchtime. Additional courses can be arranged at Oventrop locations. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): .

Entry Date: 8/6/12 Renewal Date: 9 March 2014 (previous 10/3/10

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PANASONIC UK Company/Organisation: Panasonic UK

Full Address: Panasonic House Willoughby Road Bracknell Berkshire RG12 8FP

Course Contact(s): Matthew White Tel: Fax: e-mail:

01344 853684 01344 853021 [email protected]

web site: www.panasonic.co.uk www.panasonicproclub.com


Air Conditioning Air to Water Heat Pumps Electric & Gas Driven VRF Systems Split Systems Legislation Energy Efficiency

Types of Course Speaker(s): Matthew White has over 14 years in the air conditioning industry with major air conditioning. This has been in technical and sales roles working with contractors, consultants and end users. During this time he has gained extensive knowledge in the design & application of all types of air conditioning systems, and holds a HNC in Electromechanical Engineering (Refrigeration & Air Conditioning). Vincent Mahony has worked in the air conditioning industry for over 30 years gaining extensive experience in both the installation and specification of complex refrigeration and A/C systems. He has assisted with the development of ground breaking installations incorporating the latest VRF and chiller technologies working with consultants, installers and end users ensuring the exacting demands of the project have been met. Graham Evans has been in the air conditioning industry for 12 years. He has gained extensive knowledge and experience in both air and water side product’s with major manufacturers on a pan-European basis. He has worked in both the fixed plant and hire industries supplying to major industrial companies and has worked with consultants, contractors and end user clients. James Chaplen has worked in the Building Services Sector for 3 years. Focusing predominantly in the acoustics & vibration sector for a major UK design consultancy, he has been responsible for delivering large scale engineering design from conception to completion. Now focused on the air conditioning product area he brings essential skills to our sector from a Engineers perspective. James holds a BEng (Hons) and is a member of the Institute of Acoustics. Continued.…

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Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Panasonic offer a variety of courses, covering items of general interest items relating to air conditioning. Others are more specialised toward specific / unique product types and provide analysis of those technologies and their applications. Courses are updated on a regular basis please contact us for the latest course information.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical Engineers of all levels. Duration and Format of Course: One hour “lunch & learn” sessions, usually hosted at the organisers premises. Courses can be combined into half day and day events to suit the requirements if the individuals Course Locations: At the organisers premises, or at our training academy in Bracknell, Berkshire.

Course attendance fee range (if applicable): None. Courses are free of charge for attendees.


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PD DEVICES LTD

Company/Organisation: PD Devices Ltd (Power Devlopment) Full Address: Old Station Yard South Brent Devon TQ10 9AL

Course Contact(s): Mr Jim Duffy Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01364 649 248 01364 649 250 [email protected] www.pddevices.co.uk


Lightning Protection Circuit Protection Power Quality – Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses

Types of Course Speaker(s): Pat Short: Formerly Engineering Manager at Bowthorpe EMP and had been in this position for more than 12 years. He has been involved in the design, application and production of surge protection since 1963. Peter Cheesmur: Global Business Development Manager for low voltage surge protection and has been involved with those products for 25 years. For many years he has given seminars and lectures to consultants and other interested parties. Mike Rendell: Managing Director of PD Devices Ltd, has been involved for more than 20 years in all aspects of Low, Medium and High Voltage Surge Protection, with membership to IEC 60099-4 and 61643 Committees. David Flower: Technical Director of PD Devices Ltd. - 25 years experience in key aspects of LV to HV Surge Protection, including Application, Design and Test. Andy Martin: Product Marketing Manager for low voltage surge protection, and an Affiliated Professional Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). Has been involved with these products for over 20 years, having formerly been employed by Bowthorpe EMP and Tyco Electronics (UK) Ltd. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Lightning and Surge Protection This course discussed what are surges, where do they come from the damage they can cause, and associated costs. The applicable IEC standards and BS EN 62305, which replaces BS6651, in August 2008, are considered, and there is a session on selection and application strategies for Surge Protection Devices (SPD’s), typical technologies employed and recommended installation practices.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Facility Managers, M and E Consultants and Specifiers, Design/Project Engineers, Panel Builders and Contractors, and Insurance Risk Assessors. Duration and Format of Course: The course is provided in the form of a presentation, lasting approximately one hour, which is followed by a question & answer session and the opportunity for open discussion. Course Locations: Presentations take place throughout the UK, normally at the audience’s premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): One hour presentations are free of charge.

Entry Date: 14/08/12 (renewal) Renewal Date: 19 May 2014

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PHILIPS LIGHTING Philips Lighting is Also Recognised as a CPD Provider by The Society of Light and Lighting Company/Organisation: Philips Lighting

Course Contact(s):

Full Address: Philips Centre Guildford Business Park Guildford Surrey GU2 8XH

Tel: 01483 293258 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.lighting.philips.co.uk


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Lighting Principles Lighting Lighting Controls Lighting Design Lighting Engineering

Lighting Software Lighting Workshops Lamp Technology Solid State Lighting

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are specialists with at least two years’ experience in their specialist fields. Professional Qualifications include CEng; FCIBSE; MCIBSE; FSLL; MSLL; FILE; MILE. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Lunchtime seminars in own premises (1 hour) Seminars organised in central locations around the country (1-2 hours) Principles of Light at Head Office demonstration facility (1-2 hours) Indoor Lighting Demonstrations – Lighting Application Centre. Overseas, by invitation Outdoor Lighting Demonstrations – Outdoor Application Centre. Overseas, by invitation Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Architect; Consultant; Contractor; Manufacturer. Presentations are tailored to the target audience and experience level from EngTech to CEng. Duration and Format of Course: Seminars 1-2 hours Seminars 1-2 days Demonstrations between ½ day and 1 day

Guildford or on own premises Guildford or at other location by prior arrangement Guildford, Eindhoven (NL), Lyon (F)

Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Most seminars are provided free of charge. Visits to the demonstration centres may involve a contribution to travelling costs. Entry Date: 01/08/2010 Renewal Date: 31 July 2012

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POTTERTON COMERCIAL (BAXI COMMERCIAL DIVISION) Company/Organisation: Potterton Commercial

Course Contact(s): Mr Jeff House



0845 070 1055 0845 070 1059 [email protected] www.pottertoncommercial.co.uk


 Enhanced Capital Allowances  Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations  Heating and Ventilation  Heating and Water Heating  Heating and Hot Water Services Design  Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments  Hot Water Generation Methods  Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change  Solar Technology  Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics  Water Heating  Water Heating Sizing


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Gavin Watson Neville Small Andy Green Gary Stoddart Jeff House Paul Marsden David Shaw Mark Gibbons Paul McDowell

All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: An Introduction to BIM for Building Services; Gas Absorption Heat Pumps; Ground Source Heat Pumpsl Your Part in Part L; Modular and Condensing Boiler Systems; Heat Pump Concepts; The Integration of LZC Solutions and Conventional Technologies in the Modern Commercial Plant Room. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultants, Specifiers and Large Contractors, as well as CIBSE Young Engineers.

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Duration and Format of Course: We can provide lectures, workshops and seminars as well as bespoke courses, involving both theory and practical demonstrations. Course Locations: We can travel to any location, or hold the course in our Training Academy in Birmingham. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): On application.

Entry Date: 28/7/11(revised 14/12/12) Renewal Date: 27 July 2013

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PRIVA BUILDING INTELLIGENCE LTD

Company/Organisation: Priva Building Intelligence Ltd Full Address: 34 Clarendon Road Watford Hertfordshire WD17 1JJ

Course Contact(s): Anders Norén Andy Mills Adrian Scott Cliff Richardson Konrad Chapman Richard Bush Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01923 81 34 80 01923 81 34 99 anders.noren @priva.co.uk www.priva.co.uk


Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems Energy Management and Controls Energy Performance of Buildings Directive Environmental Sustainability Energy Metering Commissioning controls for maximum energy efficiency Applying Internet Technology to Building Automation Building Controls Integration Understanding Underground Thermal Energy Storage Open Systems & Interoperability

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with the relevant professional qualifications and many with over 20 years experience within the controls industry. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: To help engineers keep abreast of new technology and regulations relating to building controls, 1 to 2 hour seminars on any aspect of the categories shown. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The seminars are suitable for engineers working for consulting engineers, M & E services contractors, property developers and end users. Duration and Format of Course: Generally take the form of a 1-2 hour seminar, including Q & A session. Documentation supplied as appropriate.

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PRIVA BUILDING INTELLIGENCE LTD

Course Locations: Flexible but normally at users’ premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge

Entry Date: 07/01/11 Renewal Date: 6 January 2013

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RAYOTEC LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Rayotec Limited

Course Contact(s): [email protected]

Full Address: Unit E2 Brooklands Close Sunbury TW16 7EB


01932 784848 01932 784849 [email protected] www.rayotec.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Specification and Design of Solar Photovoltaic Systems Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers have extensive experience of designing solar PV systems. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The Seminar covers: How it works Why Solar PV Basic system sizing using SAP and SBEM Different PV Panels Orientation and positioning Limiting shading issues Types of roof mounting Roof integrated systems Inverters Space requirements in Plant rooms Installation responsibilities Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers of all levels. Duration and Format of Course: The seminar is a one hour presentation. Course Locations: At requesters’ premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 12.3.12 Renewal Entry Date: 11 March 2014

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REDRING XPELAIR GROUP

Company/Organisation: Redring Xpelair Group Full Address: Newcombe House Newcombe Way Orton Southgate Peterborough PE2 6SE

Course Contact(s): Emily Savill Tel: 01733 456815 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.redringxpelair.com


Residential & Non-Residential Ventilation Water Heating Solutions Showering Solutions

Types of Course Speaker(s): Steve Mongan has 18 years experience in the Ventilation Sector and Ray Martin has 30 years experience in the Water Heating and Showering Sector Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Energy Efficient Ventilation for Non-Residential Buildings – Main market drivers for change, the new technologies that are available to meet new sustainable targets, with the use of low energy EC meters and demand control as well as the benefits they offer to the end user in all applications. Ventilation and Showering for the Social Sector - Looks at the regulations and guidance documents for compliance and details the best industry solutions available and the benefits they can offer both local authority and tenants. Ventilation for Decent Homes in the Social Sector - Ventilation solutions that meet Decent Homes standards. Care Sector Showering Solutions - Consideration for local authorities when specifying showering solutions aimed at the care sector. Residential Ventilation Solutions - Covers Legislation, Traditional options, Whole House Ventilation and Design/Commissioning.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Plumbers, Electricians, Architects and Mechanical and Electrical consultants – all levels Continued.…

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Duration and Format of Course: Duration of each course will be approx 1hr and 30 mins. We are happy to accommodate our customers wanting further training and have a workshop on site here in Peterborough with full training facilities Course Locations: We are able to hold our presentations here or we are happy to travel throughout the UK to our customers

Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Not applicable

Entry Date: 26/06/2012 Renewal Date: 25 June 2014

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REHAU LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Rehau Limited

Course Contact(s): Malcolm Morgan

Full Address: Hill Court Walford Ross on Wye Herefordshire HR9 5QN

Tel: 01989 762679 Fax: 01989 762654 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.rehau.co.uk


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Sub Surface Heating – Cooling Controls Sound Insulated Waste Water Systems District Heating and Heat Networks Ground-Air Heat Exchanger Renewable Energy Compact Data

Polymer Pipe for Heating and Plumbing Flexible Piping Solutions Exploiting Ground Source Energy Ground Source Heating Data Cable Management

Types of Course Speaker(s): Development Engineers, Specification Officers, Business Unit Managers. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Awareness of relevant standards, methods of compliance with relevant standards, and new product development. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical and Electrical Chartered Engineers, Mechanical and Electrical Design Engineers, Heating Engineers, Building Services Engineers, Project Engineers, Development Engineers, and Site Engineers, Renewable Managers, Renewables Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: Seminars ranging from 1 hour to half a day with practical hands-on session depending on attendance interests and availability. Course Locations: All throughout UK and Scandinavia soon to be web based. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Nominal fee £400 per seminar. Can be offered free of charge depending on circumstances, please call if interested.

Entry date: 02/4/11 Edition: 2 April 2013

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RENEWABLE RESOURCES (ENERGY SOLUTIONS) LTD Company/Organisation: Renewable Resources (Energy Solutions) Ltd Full Address: Milton Keynes Business Centre Foxhunter Drive Linford Wood Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire, MK14 6GD

Course Contact(s): Steve Bingham Ray Bussey Tel: 07803 874544 Fax: 07713 566034 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.rr-ltd.com


PV Installation Solar Installation Feed in Tariffs SAP

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: We offer a course about the design and installation of solar PV Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All

Duration and Format of Course: 45 minutes Course Locations: UK Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free


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RIELLO LIMITED

Company/Organisation Riello Limited

Course Contact(s): Bernard Dawson

Full Address: Ermine Centre Ermine Business Park Huntingdon PE29 6WX

Telephone No: 01480 432144 Fax No: 01480 432191 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.rielloburners.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories covered:   

Forced Draught Burners Gas Boosters Liquid Biofuel

Types of course speaker(s): Bernard Dawson Engineering Degree Over 30 years experince in combustion and heating industry Member of ICOM burner technical committee Member of ICOM committee with responsibility for drafting gas booster standard Member of BSI working group GSE/20/4 reporting to CEN/TC179. Ken Allison Over 30 years’ experience in combustion and heating industry Peter Crutchley Various engineering qualifications Over 30 years’ experience in combustion and heating industry Past member of IENG (IMECHE) Graham Barker Engineering Degree Over 20 years’ experience in the combustion and heating industry Member of ICOM burner technical committee Paul Sharp BSc (HONS) Degree Over 20 years’ experience in commercial arena via various senior managerial roles Please summarise the type of courses and area of specialism offered: Liquid Biofuel This course sets out the reasons why liquid biofuel can make a significant contribution to meeting UK CO2 reduction targets. It gives background on how liquid biofuel installations compare with other CO2 reducing technologies, as well as discussing the possibility to retrofit this technology in existing oil fired installations. Case study information from recent field trials in Norfolk is also highlighted. Selection of Forced Draught Burners for Operation on Pressure Jet Boilers This course covers the selection of gas, oil and dual fuel forced draught burners for installation on pressure jet boilers. Modes of burner/boiler operation and control will be compared. The benefits of modulation

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versus 2-stage or single stage operation will be considered, plus the benefits of electronic micro-modulation, variable speed drive application to the combustion fan motor and oxygen trim will also be covered. Selection of burners and boilers for low nox emissions and the requirement for high burner turndown will be included.

Selection, Installation and Operation of Gas Boosters This course covers the reason for the requirement for a gas booster in a gas heating system, and the selection and installation of the booster. Guidance on the pipework system that the booster is to be installed in, the use of duty standby booster equipment and also the application of variable speed drives to booster drive motors.

Duration and format of course: Each course will take the form of a presentation made using a projector and PowerPoint type software, lasting for 35-45 minutes, with question and answer session expected to make total duration approximately 1 hour. Course Locations: Courses will be presented at the premises of consultant engineers, contractors, local authority building services and engineering departments, etc, and also at Riello Limited premises in Huntingdon. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Not Applicable.

Entry date: 24 January 2013 Expiry date: 23 January 2015

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RINNAI UK Company/Organisation: Rinnai UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Chris Goggin/Kim Haigh/Tony Gittings

Full Address: 9 Christleton Court Manor Park Runcorn WA7 1ST


01928 531870 01928 531880 [email protected] www.rinnaiuk.com


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Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating  Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heaters  Manifolding Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heaters  Storage Configurations incorporating Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heaters  Specification of Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heating Systems  Installation, Trouble Shooting and Service of Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heaters Commercial Gas Fired Room Heating  Warm Air, Fanned Convection, Powered Flue, Wall Gas fired Heaters (3Kw to 14Kw)  Specification of Warm Air, Gas fired, Wall Heating Systems for Churches and Commercial Premises

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses cover traditional and new technologies for commercial water heating and highlights where considerable savings and a continuous flow of hot water can both be achieved. Installation, servicing and fault finding of Instantaneous (Continuous flow) Gas Water Heaters. Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged. Subjects can cover any aspect of the categories shown Half day and one day CPD courses are regularly arranged at the Company’s headquarters in Runcorn, giving easy access by Air (Manchester and Liverpool), Rail (direct from Euston) and Motorway M56 Junction 11 All courses are taught by acknowledged experts in their field and comprehensive course notes are provided. Information on new and updated courses can be obtained from the contact above. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: There are no specific entry requirements but applicants should have knowledge of water heating These CPD courses are particularly aimed at M&E Consultants and Specifiers, Design and Build Engineers, Facilities Managers and Gas Contractors. Duration and Format of Course: Courses can be arranged to suit individual requirements; CPD workshops are typically of half and one day duration. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Bespoke courses are available from £0 to £95

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ROMAG Company/Organisation: Romag

Course Contact(s): Tiffany Scott

Full Address: Leadgate Industrial Estate, Consett, County Durham DH8 7RS

Tel: 01207 599 423 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.romag.co.uk


Building Integrated Solar PV Renewables – Solar PV

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in PV and BIPV, whith relevant professional qualifciations and industry experience. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: To give an understanding of solar photovoltaic technology, its applications, specifically roof and building integrated photovoltaics and the UK Feed In Tariff. This presentation will give an understanding of:    

The need for renewable energy, the legislation and incentives. The principles of solar photovoltaic technology and system components. How solar photovoltaic systems perform in the UK Roof and building integrated applications

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Suitable for those with an interest in renewable technologies, No prior experience required. Duration and Format of Course: Seminar – CPD workshop (2 hours) Course Locations: Anywhere in UK Course attendance fee range (if applicable): N/A Entry Date: 14/12/12 Renewal Date: 13/12/14

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RURAL ENERGY LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Rural Energy Limited

Course Contact(s): Allan Blackman

Full Address: Unit 21, Burrough Court Burrough on the Hill Leicestershire LE14 2QS


01664 454989 01664 454561 [email protected] www.ruralenergy.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Biomass Heating: (Principles, Systems and Fuel Types)  Heating: Low Carbon Option  Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Our course is an introduction to the design of wood fuel heating systems. Often tailored to the audience it can cover a broader spectrum including funding for client via renewable heat incentive (RHI), or renewable energy options. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E Contractors, Consultants, all who have only basic knowledge of biomass installations. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour, usually over lunch, which we can provide. Course Locations: Usually recipient’s location, but can be in Rural Energy offices. Course Attendance Fee Range: None.


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S & P COIL PRODUCTS LTD Company/Organisation: S & P Coil Products Ltd

Course Contact(s): Robin Wakefield

Full Address: SPC House Evington Valley Road Leicester LE5 5LU

Tel: 0116 249 0044 Fax: 0116 249 0033 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.spcoils.co.uk


Indoor air quality – commercial Ultraviolet air and object purifiers

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Graham Heaton Kevin Boulter Robin Wakefield David Birtles All of the above have experience of working with consultants and local authorities on selection and specificaiton work and with contractors at the buying stage and after sales care. Warwick Taylor Bill Barlow Situl Mistry

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: SPC are offering a CPD on ultraviolet air and object purifiers in commercial applications. Our specialism lies in HVAC subjects such as manufacturers of heating and ventilation equipment for over 30 years. We can provide synopsis’s of our CPDs and more information is availabile on our website. One hour presentations take place at the location desired by the customer and our CPDs are free and available country wide. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical engineers and consultants

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Duration and Format of Course: One hour presentation / questions and answers session Course Locations: At location of the customer Course attendance fee range (if applicable): N/A


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SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER Company/Organisation: Saint-Gobain Isover

Course Contact(s): Micheal Hunter

Full Address: Saint-Gobain Isover Uk Commercial Centre Gotham Business Park, Leake Road Gotham NG11 0LB


0115 969 8010 0115 983 1675 [email protected] www.isover.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Fire Protection Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: At Saint-Gobain Isover, we manufacture mineral wool insulation products. Our HVAC range of products focus on the unique thermal, acoustic and fire protection demands commonly required in the HVAC industry. As such, we are interested in engaging others in relevant industry topics such as “Fire Protection of Ventilated Ductwork”. This CPD discusses the key points to consider when designing and specifying fire rated ductwork. It offers advice on how to protect against fire risk and specifying for the latest regulations. We are also interested in relating the differences in “Traditional Versus Non-Traditional Ventilated Ductwork Solutions” and the issues therein. The CPD offers advice on how to specify the most effective insulation for your project needs. We pride ourselves in being able to relate our CPDs to Building Regulations, current techniques and give balanced professional views. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefitting from these courses will have some prior knowledge of the subjects covered. Consultants are the main target audience but contractors will find our CPDs of interest too, where relevant. Consultancies that have Engineering Technicians, Incorporated Engineers, and Chartered Engineers would find our courses of interest. Duration and Format of Course: Lecture 1 hour over lunchtime. Lunches are normally provided. The core presentation usually lasts 30-40 minutes. We issue attendance certificates to course delegates as required. Course Locations: Consultancy locations. Depending on consultancy preference, the course speaker can present on-site at your offices or presentation of the CPDs can be organised at the Saint-Gobain Technical Academies found near the following towns and cities: Nottingham, Erith and Bristol. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge. Entry date: 9/12/11 Renewal Entry Date: 8 December 2013

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SALTO SYSTEMS Company/Organisation: SALTO Systems

Course Contact(s): Keith Carey

Full Address:

Tel: 02476 796430 Fax: 02476 796431

Epic Innovation Centre Barling Way Nuneaton Warwickshire CV10 7RH

e-mail: web site:

[email protected]

www.saltosystems.co.uk


Access Control Systems Keyless Buildings and Wireless Access Control Solutions

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:       

Why do I need an access control system The benefits of creating a ‘keyless’ building What to consider when planning a building access control system SALTO wire-free and wireless networked access control systems Outline of different types of electronic access control products Case studies Future developments in access control

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: CPD presentation is aimed at building services managers, design engineers, consultants, facilities managers and contractors interested in or responsible for the procurement and management of security in a building services environment. Duration and Format of Course: Format is presentation of around 45 minutes to 1 hours with time for questions as well as examining different types of product samples to see the latest technology and how it works together with take away literature. Course Locations: Consultants and/or members premises. Course attendance fee range (if applicable) CPD presentation is offered free of charge Entry Date: 25/07/2012 Renewal Date: 24 July 2014

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SANYO AIRCONDITIONERS SRL

Company/Organisation: Sanyo Air Conditioners – see Panasonic UK

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SAV SYSTEMS Company/Organisation: SAV Systems

Course Contact(s): David Bradbury

Full Address: Scandia House Boundary Road Woking Surrey GU21 5BX

Tel: Fax: e-mails: web site:

01483 771910 01483 227519 [email protected] www.sav-systems.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  FlatStation HIUS  HVAC Solutions  LoadTracker CHP Types of Course Speaker(s)   

Lars Fabricius – Managing Director – 15 year insight of the Danish and UK buildings services markets. MBA Adelphi University, Long Island; MSc London Business School. Jan Hansen – Sales Director – 15 years experience of marketing HVAC and low carbon solutions to the UK building services sector. Member of BSRIA Steering Group for Energy Efficient Pumping Systems. Simon Kerr – Area Manager – 19 years experience in the building services industry, the last 15 of which have been either as self employed agent of owner of a building services supply company. 2 years experience of presenting seminars to building services consultants.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: CPD SEMINAR FOR HIUS This Seminar is designed for building services mechanical consulting engineers, energy managers and LTHW system designers. The workshop format provides an interactive learning environment, and is intended primarily to provide an update on the practicalities of FlatStation applications. Topics to be covered include variable flow systems, with particular focus on their potential for saving energy. Where centralized plant is to be considered for high density housing, discussion will cover the guidelines for centralized boiler capacity and buffer storage. Emphasis will be given to the application of coincidence factors so as to secure plant cost reductions. The selection of FlatStation HIUs for different apartment types will be covered, as will the incorporation of energy and water meters. To simplify distribution within apartments, DHW / BCW distribution manifolds to fit alongside FlatStations will be introduced. CPD SEMINAR FOR LOADTRACKER CHP This CHP Seminar is designed for building services mechanical and electrical consulting engineers, energy managers and LTHW system designers. The workshop format is designed to encourage an interactive learning environment. Recent project experience with LoadTracker CHP will be referred to when discussing carbon reduction and cost savings. The CHP assessment process will be described, whereby CHP capacity can be accurately matched to site demand profiles. The effect of power modulation on CHP running times will be outlined, as also the contribution to operations made by advanced thermal storage controls. Heat pumps can be incorporated in a CHP energy centre in certain instances, and the criteria for doing this successfully will be outlined. Techniques for incorporating CHP in a DHW / Heating system will be described, paying special attention to design shortcomings which can adversely affect CHP running times. Continued …..

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CPD SEMINAR FOR HVAC SOLUTIONS This Seminar is designed for building services mechanical consulting engineers, energy managers and HVAC system designers. The workshop format provides an interactive learning environment, and covers variable speed pumping, designing for 70 / 40 C flow & return temperatures, improved methods for flow distribution and commissioning with ultra-low flow rates. Initial focus will be on issues raised by the BSRIA Design Guide “Energy Efficient Pumping Systems”. Seminar content includes the key features of variable flow systems, flow control at terminal units for a 70 / 40 C regime and techniques for compliance with CIBSE Commissioning Code W. Innovations in the design of commissioning modules will also be covered. These modules simplify flow distribution to clusters of terminal units. The resulting improvements in flow control have contributed to reductions in system energy usage, simplification of commissioning and better response times. Target Audience, including Competence Level: Covered above. Duration and Format of Course: Seminar/workshop between 1 – 2 hours duration. Course Locations or Web-based: Seminars offered at client’s offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 08/7/11 Renewal date: 07 July 2013

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SCHAKO LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Schako Limited

Course Contact(s): Richard Tyson

Full Address: Index house Ascot Berskhire SL5 7EU

Tel: 01344 636 389 Fax: 01344 874 658 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.schako.co.uk


Air Conditioning Air Conditioning and Ventilation Air Conditioning and Ventilation Design General Ventilation Heating and Ventilation Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): Speakers are experienced in their field. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This is a lunch-time seminar aimed at Consultant and Design Engineers, and is designed to provide guidance and information on the selection and specification of various types air terminal devices (Grilles, Diffusers, Linear, Jets and Displacement) for residential, commercial and industrial applications. This includes a look at relevant legislation and good design practice. The presentation is backed up with technical and selection literature and there is an optional workshop where particular applications are discussed and worked on using specialist selection software. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical Design Engineers, up to Chartered Engineer level. Duration and Format of Course: Lunch-time interactive presentation lasting up to one hour. Course Locations: Midlands and South of England. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date:08/11/11 Renewal Date: 07 November 2013

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SENTINEL PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS LTD

Company/Organisation Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd

Course Contact(s): Chris Shelton Chris Hayes Alan Roberti

Full Address: The Heath Business & Technical Park Runcorn Cheshire WA7 4QX

Telephone No: 01928 588330 Fax No: 01928 588368 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.sentinel-commercial.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories covered:     

Water Treatment Commercial Heating Energy Efficiency Limescale Prevention Water Testing

Types of course speaker(s): Speakers are either water treatment specialists or engineers with relevant experience and qualifications. Please summarise the type of courses and area of specialism offered: Courses involve the background, specification, issues, consequences and case studies of water treatment in traditional commercial heating and secondary hot water systems.

Duration and format of course: Seminar format - 45minutes to 1 hour. Course Locations: Courses can be delivered nationally at clients’ offices. Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Not Applicable.

Entry date: 12 February 2013 Expiry date: 11 February 2015

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SHENTON GLOBAL LLP Company/Organisation

Course Contact(s): Richard Meek

Shenton Global LLP

Telephone No: 01264 349310 Fax No: 0844 888 444 6

Full Address: Shenton HSE Walworth Business Park Andover SP10 5LH

e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.shentongroup.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories covered: Standby Generators Types of course speaker(s): Richard Meek – Founder of Shenton Global LLP. 30 years’ experience in generator manufacture, installation and maintenance. Please summarise the type of courses and area of specialism offered: CPD presented face to face or by webinar on standby generators. Duration and format of course: 45 CPD PowerPoint presentation Course Locations: UK wide Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free of charge

Entry date: 12 February 2013 Expiry date: 11 February 2015

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SHORTS INDUSTRIES LTD Company/Organisation: Shorts Industries Ltd

Course Contact(s): Mr Kevin Armstrong

Full Address: 15 King’s Gate Bradford Business Park Canal Road Bradford BD1 4SJ


01274 744277 01274 744282 [email protected] www.shorts-env.co.uk


Boiler System Design

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Boiler Systems Gas Heat Pumps Ground Source Heating and Cooling Heating and Cooling Renewable Energy Systems Gas Heating Heating and Water Heating Heat Pumps Heating: Low Carbon Option Low Carbon Solutions

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Biomass Heating: (Principles, Systems and Fuel Types) Gas Absorption Heat Pumps Ground Source Heat Pumps Air Source Heat Pumps Renewables Renewable Heat Incentive Heating and Ventilation Heat Recovery Products Heat Pumps (Ammonia) Integrating Renewable Energy Systems Water Heating

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Course on Gas Absorption Heat Pump Technology from principles of the technology to applications and CO 2 reduction in buildings by using gas absorption heat pumps. Shorts are specialists in gas absorption heat pumps and chillers and have been selling technology in the UK for the past three years. Course on the design of wood fuelled systems including fuel store design, buffer vessel operation and the renewable heat incentive (RHI). Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Chartered Engineers, Engineering Technicians and Incorporated Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: One hour duration - presentation and Q&A session. Course Attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 29/09/11 Renewal Entry Date: 28 September 2013

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SIEMENS BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES

Company/Organisation: Siemens Building Technologies Full Address: Sir William Siemens Square Frimley, Camberley Surrey GU16 8QD

Course Contact(s): Jill Truman David Smithson Steve Loughney Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01276 690723 0870 850 0473 [email protected] www.siemens.co.uk/buildingtechnologies

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:           

Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to comply with Building Regulations Part L – Energy Conscious Solutions Open Building Management System and the use of IT infrastructure for Building Controls Efficient Control Applications in Air Handling Plants Efficient Control of Heating Systems – Multiple Boilers and District Heating Hydraulics and Valve Sizing and Selection Chilled Ceiling/Displacement Ventilation Control Demand Controlled Ventilation Pressure Independent Control Valves EN 15232 and EU-BAC – The Impact of BMS on Energy Performance of Buildings Energy Efficient Fan Coil Systems Intelligent Building Controls for Control of Lighting, Heating, Cooling and Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications, many having spent approx 20-25 years in HVAC controls application. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: In recognition that engineers find it increasingly difficult to keep abreast of changing technology and regulations 1 to 2 hour CPD courses are arranged in the form of lunch time or late afternoon seminars to take place on the client’s premises. Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged; subjects can cover any aspect of the categories shown. In addition to the above one and a half day CPD courses can be arranged at the company’s headquarters in Staines or one of our six regional offices. All are taught by acknowledged experts in their field and comprehensive course notes are provided. Information on new and updated courses can be obtained from the contact above. Continued …

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: These CPD courses are suitable for engineers working for consulting engineers, M&E services contractors and end users. Duration and Format of Course: Individual courses are arranged to suit requirements and take the form of a 1 to 2 hour seminar, including Q&A session. Full course notes will be provided in the form of copies of PowerPoint slides or application booklets as applicable. Course Locations: Flexible, as detailed above Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge


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SMS ENVIRONMENTAL LTD

Company/Organisation: SMS Environmental Ltd

Course Contact(s): Gavin Harris

Full Address: 1-3 Church Street Theale Reading Berkshire RG7 5BU


01189 306 348 01189 306 349 [email protected] www.sms-environmental.co.uk


Control of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems Legionnaire’s Disease Electronic Log Book

Types of Course Speaker(s): John Sandford –Consultant; John has over 20 years practical and research experience in the field of water treatment and Legionella control. He is a specialist in the field of water hygiene and scald control in a building services environment with specific expertise in application of the HSE’s ACoP L8 and NHS Estates Health Guidance HTM 04/01, water regulations compliance and swimming pool water treatment and control. John formed SMS Environmental Ltd in 2001 and has led the company to UKAS accreditations in Quality ISO 9001, Environment ISO 14001 and Health and Safety to BS OHSAS 18001. He acts as a consultant for County Councils, Universities, Government Departments and Housing Associations He has a NEBOSH Diploma in Occupational Health & Safety, MSc Water and Waster Water Engineering, BSc (Hons) Building Processes and an HNC Water and Environmental Management John is a full member of the Water Management Society. Michael Crook – Consultant - .Joined SMS Environmental in 2012 following the completion of a Company sponsored MSc in Water and Wastewater Engineering at Cranfield University. Michael has also completed a BSc in Marine Biology at Portsmouth University ; Other qualifications include a C & G certificate in Legionella – Risk Assessment of Water Systems in Buildings. Michael’s expertise covers Legionella Control - - compliance with HSE ACoP L8 and HTM – 04-01, scald control, water regulations and grey water recycling. Michael is to shortly publish a paper entitled - ‘A Comparative study into the germicidal efficacy of UV and UV LEDs for the Disinfection of Grey Water. He was also a speaker on ‘Pseudomonas – The Invisible Threat at IOSH conference 2012. Leigh Wallis – Welsh Regional Manager - Joined SMS Environmental in 2009 Leigh has 9 years experience in the Water Treatment industry. His areas of expertise include cooling water treatment and steam boiler water treatment, Legionella control, scald control, water regulations compliance and swimming pool water treatment and control. He offers consultancy services, risk assessment, sampling and training. He has a NEBOSH certificate in Occupational Health & Safety and has completed training Legionella including Cooling Towers and Air Conditioning, Advanced Risk Assessment, and has a Pool plant Operators Certificate. Leigh is an Associate Member of the Water Management Society. Gavin Harris –Managing Director: Gavin has been with SMS Environmental almost 10 years he has an NVQ1 in Plumbing; Open University; The Molecular World (Continual assessment module completed); Water Management Society – Certificate in Risk Assessment of Water Systems; Certificate in Legionella – Healthcare premises Hot and Cold Systems Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: 1 day training seminar covering:  Legionellosis Bacteria/Basic Water Microbiology

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 L8 – The Approved Code of Practice including Risk Assessment, Managing the Risk, Controlling the Risk, Record keeping  Guidance on the Control of Legionella Bacteria in Hot and cold Water Systems  Water Sampling disinfection/Other Risk Systems  Legionella Risk in Rainwater Harvesting systems The course provides some Case Studies, a Group Tutorial and the opportunity for Questions and Answers. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Managers, Facilities Managers, and Building Services Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 day training seminar. Course Locations: Various locations around the UK Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): £80 to £150 plus VAT per person (includes refreshment, lunch and stadium tour where applicable). Entry Date: 21 January 2013 Renewal Date: 20 January 2015

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THE SOCIETY OF LIGHT AND LIGHTING

Company/Organisation: The Society of Light and Lighting Full Address: CIBSE 222 Balham High Road London SW12 9BS

Contact : Liz Peck Tel: 020 8772 3622 (Direct line) Fax: 020 8673 3302 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.cibse.org / Societies/Society of Light and Lighting

Categories Covered:  

Lighting Lighting Events

The Society of Light and Lighting is from time to time asked to provide CPD recognition for companies in the lighting field. The following contributors to this Directory are also recognised as CPD providers by The Society of Light and Lighting and are entitled to use the logo shown below: Crescent Lighting Ltd ETAP Lighting Fagerhult Lighting Ltd Lighting Industry Federation/ Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting Ltd London South Bank University Philips Lighting

The Society of Light and Lighting acts as the professional body for lighting in the UK. It has over 2000 members in the UK and world-wide, and carries out a full range of activities. The Society is a company limited by guarantee which is controlled by CIBSE. It is run by an elected Council and Executive Committee with standing committees covering its full range of activities. The Society prepares publications on lighting, holds a programme of regular sessional meetings and regular lighting conferences, and acts as a focus for lighting professionals. It liaises with the CIBSE Regions on lighting events throughout the country. Further details about the SLL are on the CIBSE website under CIBSE > Societies > Society of Light and Lighting

Renewal Date: 30 June 2013

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SONTAY LTD

Company/Organisation: Sontay Ltd

Course Contact(s): Stacey Lucas

Full Address: Four Elms Road Edenbridge Kent TN8 6AB


01732 861200 01732 861201 [email protected] www.sontay.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Wireless Temperature Sensing Systems Types of Course Speaker(s): One of our speakers is our Technical Consultant who has held senior positions in radio companies and control companies. Qualifications are in Inmarsat Class A and Home Office authority to operate radio. Our other speaker is a Director of Sontay who has a wealth of industry experience. Other speakers who are trained by our Technical Consultant may also hold the presentation. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: A presentation designed to inform attendees of wireless sensing technologies available, how they work and the benefits of using them in HVAC installations. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Building Consulting Engineers, HVAC Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 1 to 2 hours. Presentation/lecture format. Course Locations: Around UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free with lunch/refreshments included

Entry date: 27/4/11 Revised 15/6/12 Entry Renewal Date: 26 April 2013

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SPIRAX SARCO LTD

Company/Organisation: Spirax Sarco Ltd

Course Contact(s): Roger Glassonbury Training Centre Manager Kim Mansfield Training Coordinator Tel: 01242 535 233 Fax: 01242 535 578 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.spiraxsarco.com

Full Address: Training Centre Charlton House 15 Cirencester Road Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL53 8ER

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Boiler Systems

 Controls

 City & Guilds Steam Plant Maintenance  Humidification

 Pressure and Temperature Controls  BTEC – Steam Systems Design

 Safety Valves

 Clean Steam Systems

 BTEC – Steam Systems Maintenance  Energy Efficiency  Steam Systems – Maintenance  Boiler Operator Accreditation BOAS

 Steam Systems - Basics Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are experienced in their field and have the appropriate qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses cover a broad range of topics including: Boiler operation (and operator accreditation) Steam plant maintenance Steam plant design Clean steam systems Introduction to steam systems Pressure and temperature controls Safety valves Humidification Energy efficiency

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BTEC (Edexel), City & Guilds and Boiler Operative Accreditation Scheme courses/awards are also available. A boiler supervisor’s award should be available in the early part of 2008. Courses can be delivered on-site and individual subjects/themes can be covered as a seminar or short lunch time presentation. The Cheltenham training centre has fully equipped air-conditioned lecture rooms, its own steam boilerhouse/plantroom and dedicated demonstration area for hands-on fault finding and assembly exercises. Further information can be obtained from our website or course contact as mentioned on the application form. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels from operators to graduate engineers. Duration and Format of Course: From 1-2 hours to 5 days duration, various formats. Course Locations: Cheltenham at on-site. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Fees vary with scope, location and duration. Typically £235/day per person at Cheltenham.


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SPIROTECH UK LTD Company/Organisation: Spirotech UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Martin Wilkinson

Full Address: PO Box 109 Glossop Derbyshire SK13 1WT


07730 659290 01525 875688 [email protected] www.spirotech.co.uk


Deaeration and Dirt Separation Energy Efficient System Water Quality Control  H&V Commercial for Office Blocks, Hospitals, Universities, Public Buildings, etc  H&V Domestic for Housing, both Council/Housing Association and Private Housing

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers have at least 10 years experience both technically and commercially in the H&V market and have a detailed knowledge as to how all systems operate. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Spirotech were the world’s first company to demonstrate that circulating microbubbles and fine dirt particulates are responsible for the majority of system inefficiencies and premature failures. Spirotech pioneered the concept of removing dissolved gasses and demonstrated that microscopic dirt particles could not be removed through traditional inline strainers. Through correct design and installation of Deaeration & Dirt Separation equipment the system water can inexpensively remain both Air and Dirt free for the life of the system. Our core skills are in teaching system designers and installing how to achieve the maximum possible efficiencies from the circulating fluid, to improve accuracy and speed of commissioning, reduce premature failure of all system components, inhibit corrosion and reduce fuel consumption thus lowering all emissions to the environment. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour average with ½ hour for open discussion afterwards. Course Locations: Customers’ premises. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): No charge applied. Refreshments usually provided by Spirotech UK Ltd. Entry Date: 23/06/10 Renewal Date: 22 June 2012

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STELRAD LTD Company/Organisation: Stelrad Ltd Full Address: Stelrad House Marriott Road Swinton Mexborough, S64 8BN

Course Contact(s): Chris Harvey Tel: 01709 578950 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.stelrad.com


Energy Efficiency Radiator Heating Low Surface Temperature Radiators

Types of Course Speaker(s): Chris Harvey, Product Manager

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The ability to efficiently & safely heat buildings from public to residential and commercial buildings. The first CPD by Stelrad, called “Radical, innovative and eco-friendly radiator development reduces fuel cost and carbon footprint” & the second CPD focusing on Low Surface Temperature radiators, calleds “Radiator Burns – How To Avoid and Comply” Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers, Specifiers, Facility Managers, Architects

Duration and Format of Course: 45 minute Powerpoint presentation Course Locations: At client’sown premises Course attendance fee range (if applicable): Free of charge


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SWEGON LTD Company/Organisation: Swegon Ltd

Course Contact(s): Martin Procter

Full Address: St Cross Chambers Upper Marsh Lane Hoddesdon Herts EN11 8LQ


Elearning : contact if difficulty in accessing the site:

Contact(s): HQ Personnell Tel: 01992 450400 Fax: 01992 450500 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.swegon.co.uk

01992 450400 01992 450500 [email protected] www.swegon.co.uk


Air Handling Units Grilles and Diffusers In Room Climate Products Ventilation

Types of Course Speaker(s): Martin Procter – With over 20 years experience in the Heating and Ventilation trade, having previously worked in sales and distribution for various UK manufacturers of grilles and diffusers, ductwork and air conditioning products. Currently employed as Product Manager for the Waterborne Climate Systems, which includes Chilled Beams, Perimeter Induction Units and the award-winning Parasol Comfort Module. Shaun Moore – With over 14 years experience in the Heating and Ventilation trade, having previously trained in designing and manufacturing Air Handling Units using the in house training course set by Dalair Limited. Once experienced and with the knowledge of the products progressed into a sales role. Further knowledge was gained with other Air Handling Unit Manufacturers before joining Swegon. Julie Storey – Qualified to OND level, with over 14 years experience in the Heating and Ventilation Industry. Has previously worked in a sales role for a large multi disciplined ventilation contractor mainly dealing with the design and manufacture of kitchen ventilation schemes. Currently working as a Sales Engineer in the North of England covering the whole range of Swegon Solution Products, but with extensive knowledge on the design and manufacture of Air Handling Units. Conversant with presentational skills required at End User, Consultant and Contractor levels. Michael Ward – With over 12 years experience in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, having previously worked in the product development of chillers and close control units with Airedale International. Has also worked with large UK contractor designing and managing air conditioning, refirgeration and ventilation projects. Recently joined Swegon as Produce Manager for their chiller and refrigeration products. Barry Colyer – Qualified to HNC level, 35 years in the refrigeration, air conditioning and building services industry, having worked for M&E Consulting Engineers on system design, M&E Contractors within the technical support and design teams and refrigeration and air conditioning equipment manufacturers with responsibility for the development of system solutions. Have presented to trade specific seminars and been a lecturer on the Carrier Technical Development Programme (TDP) training courses. Continued …..

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SWEGON LTD (CONTINUED) Sharon Sadler – With over 20 years experience in the Heating and Ventilation trade, having previously worked in sales and distribution for Daikin, Sharon was involved in projects from conception to completion involving the designing, selection and project management of VRV, split and chilled refrigeration systems. Having also worked for a Mechanical and Electrical contractor experience of contractor demands is fully understood. Sharon is now covering the North West of England for Swegon dealing with End Users, Consultants and Contractors. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Swegon offer a range of courses that cover key areas for both plantroom and in-room products. The core of any ventilation system is the air handling unit and the course offers analysis of the types and efficiences of heat recovery devices, details on fans and noise and a comparison of performance. Energy saving controls and decentralised ventilation are also available as shorter modules. The in-room products can be split into two with the waterborne products and the airborne. Chilled beams and comfort modules are explained in the chilled beam module with information on design and application given. The final component which determines the solution as good is the air distribution and terminal devices. This course can offer information for the disc diffusers, displacement terminals and plenum boxes. Air Handling Units – Low Carbon AHU’s – The seminar is designed to give guidance on the considerations for Air Handling Unit design and configuration to achieve latest requirements of Part L Building Regulations 2010. Taking a step by step approach, the seminar covers the requirements of Part L and how to ensure that components used in the AHU manufacture give the greatest possible benefit in power savings, controllability and reduced life cycle costs. It covers all system components from simple dampers through to sophisticated control strategies. The aim of the presentation is to achieve good design practice and an understanding of the technical considerations using worked examples. In Room Climate Products – Chilled Beams vs Fan Coils – The seminar is subtitled “A presentation designed to give information and guidance on the consideration and comparison of Chilled Beam and Comfort Module Indoor climate systems as an option against “traditional” Fan Coil Unit Systems”, and contains an explanation of current chilled beam technology, and the technical and economic benefits of chilled beams against fan coil units. Grilles and Diffusers – Right Grille, Right Place – The seminar highlights the change in performance with different grille types and shows that the grille is as technical as the air it moves. With the correct design for a plenum box you can dramatically reduce the size of ductwork and plant and can improve the efficiency of the system. We also show that noise and draft are key considerations when designing the room, making it both comfortable and aesthetically acceptable. Chillers – Variable vs Constant Water Temperature Chillers – The seminar compares the two types of systems and their effect on the control and operation of associated equipment such as AHUs and chilled beams. Using worked examples, the presentation demonstrates the design of combined HVAC systems using Variable Temperature water combined with Free Cooling to give a greatest possible energy efficiency and controllability. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: To all consulting engineers and those benefiting from these courses will have some prior knowledge of the subjects covered, and would be suitable for Incorporated Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: 45 minutes - lunchtime and evening seminars. Course Locations: All UK and Northern Ireland. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A.


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TA HYDRONICS LTD PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS TOUR AND ANDERSSON

Company/Organisation: TA Hydronics Ltd Main Address: Unit 3 Nimbus Park Porz Avenue Dunstable Beds LU5 5WZ

Course Contact(s): Kavita Mistry Graeme Waugh Peter Rees Aaron Parker Tel: 01582 866 377 Fax No: 01582 866 655 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.tahydronics.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Balancing Hydronic Systems



Commissionability of Designs

 Chilled Water System Design

 Computational Fluid Dynamics  Differential Pressure Control



Energy Efficiency

 Heating and Cooling Controls

 Heating and Hot Water Services Design

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 HVAC

 HVAC Systems and Controls

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 Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics  Deaeration and Dirt Separation

 Variable Flow System Design

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Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Hydraulics and Valve Sizing and Selection Optimising Energy in Systems

Types of Course Speaker(s): Peter Rees (Technical Director, TA Hydronics Ltd) Peter has worked for TA for 10 years and has over 40 years experience in commissioning design, implementation and testing in building services. He has been involved in projects worldwide including tall buildings, shopping centres, hotels, public buildings and hospitals. Peter is an affiliated member of CIBSE and has provided input to the BSRIA Guide on design, installation and commissioning of variable flow water systems. Graeme Waugh (Technical Manager, TA Hydronics Ltd) Graeme graduated from Herriot Watt University, and joined TA as a senior sales engineer in 2004. He has 14 years experience in the building services industry and has gained strong practical knowledge in working with design consultants, contractors and commissioning companies. He is an associate of the Hydronic College based in Brussels. Aaron Parker (Specifications Engineer, TA Hydronics Ltd) Aaron has over four years experience with Pneumatex (Engineering Appliances) products. He is on hand to respond to consultant queries and questions, delivering specialist help and advice.

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Special Guest Speakers Jean-Christophe Carette, Ph.D. P.E. (Hydronic College Manager, TA Hydronics Ltd AB) Jean-Christophe has been working for TA Hydronics for 11 years. He has extensive knowledge in fluid dynamics, hydronic balancing, valve sizing, commissioning and design. He has led lectures worldwide in places like Beijing, Dubai, Madrid and Dublin amongst others. He is the co-author of a number of industry guides, articles and case studies on Hydronic Balancing, Fluid Dynamics and Variable Flow Systems. He has also developed software for valve selection and sizing, module mapping and scheduling. John Coppin (John Coppin Consultancy) John Coppin recently retired as Associate Director with Arup and now runs his own consultancy. He has over 40 years experience of commissioning of HVAC systems. John is a member of numerous task groups for CIBSE for the production of nationally recognised commissioning codes. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Our CPD seminars provide building services professionals with specific knowledge of hot and cold water systems and help them to develop their expertise and competence. In our CPD seminars and events, we cover the following topics: In-house seminar topics:  Designing Variable Flow Systems  Balancing Small Terminal Unit  Sick System Syndrome Conference Seminar Topics:  The Three Hydronic Conditions  Mastering Variable Flow Systems  Investment & Energy Savings in Variable Flow Systems  Perfecting pressurisation – Principles of Pressure Maintenance Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Design Engineers, Mechanical Contractors, Facility Managers, Commissioning Managers, Mechanical Consultancies, Public Health Engineers and Energy Consultants.

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Duration and Format of Course: In-house seminars: Lunchtime seminars: 1-1.5 hours, held at customer premises. Conference seminar topics: Daytime or evening seminars, held at designated venues around the country, include a buffet dinner, key note speakers and networking opportunities. Course Locations: Designated venues (hotels, conference facilities etc) or at customer premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Between 0 and £80 per person depending on the course, please contact us for details.

Entry Date: 15/02/10 Revised: 02/08/11 Renewal Date: 14 February 2012

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TEAM (ENERGY AUDITING AGENCY)

Company/Organisation: Team (Energy Auditing Agency)

Course Contact(s): Tim Holman MSc MEng CEng MEI

Full Address: 34 The Forum Rockingham Drive, Linford Wood Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire MK14 6LY

Tel: 01908 690018 Fax: 01908 690019 Email: [email protected] Web: www.teamenergy.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:

  

 

CRC Energy Efficiency Schemes Automatic Monitoring and Targeting Energy Efficiency Energy Performance of Buildings Directive Enhanced Capital Allowances

 Climate Change 

Agreements Building Controls

 Energy Controls

 Climate Change 

Levy Building Energy Analysis

 Energy Surveying and Auditing Energy Management and Controls

 Energy Metering

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 Low Carbon

 UK Climate Change

Solutions

 Energy Consultancy  Building Energy  

Management Systems (BEMS Energy Services Directive Energy Usage Analysis/Profiling

 Utility Procurement

Programme

Types of Course Speaker(s): Course speakers are TEAM employees who are members of a professional institution (e.g. CIBSE), registered low carbon consultants or non domestic energy assessors or Carbon Trust Consultants. Tim - MSc MEng

CEng MEI. All speakers have extensive experience and expertise in their field. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: TEAM offer one-day conferences and seminars which cover aspects of energy and carbon management relevant at that time. These events bring delegates up to date with:  Progress on Government legislation enabling them to prepare for new legal requirements e.g. DECs, CRC  Energy management practice including energy policy, strategy and standards  Application of metering, automatic Monitoring and Targeting and Utility Bill Management  Result and outcomes achieved through case studies and user experience.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The conferences are relevant to all those who have a responsibility for energy and carbon issues through specification, operation, management and procurement. Relevant for Chartered and Incorporated Engineers, Facility/premises, Energy, Maintenance, Finance and Procurement Managers. Duration and Format of Course: Mixture of conference sessions with question times plus smaller workshops or clinics aimed at a high level of interaction between speakers and delegates. The conferences usually run from 10:00 to 15:30. All of the presentations are made available for free download following the events. Training could also take place at a customer site. Course Locations: Milton Keynes, Other events are regionally based and throughout any one year would expect at least one event in London, Bristol/Newport/ Birmingham, Sheffield, Northwest, Northeast, Scotland, Belfast. Training could also take place at a customer site. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Course attendance fee varies, depending on content. Conferences and focus groups are free for any number of customers from an organisation.

Entry Date: 05/03/10 Renewal Date: 4 March 2012

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TERASAKI ELECTRIC (EUROPE) LTD

Company/Organisation: Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd

Course Contact(s): Tim Campbell

Full Address: 80 Beardmore Way Clydebank Industrial Estate GLASGOW G81 4HT


0141 941 1940 0141 952 9246 [email protected] www.terasaki.com


A wide range of subjects Circuit Protection Electrical Electrical Design Electrical Final Power Circuits Energy Management and Controls Energy Metering Maintenance/Retrofitting (Electrical) Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations

Types of Course Speaker(s): Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, B.Eng (Hons), City & Guilds BS 7676. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Courses are an ideal introduction to electrical protection concepts for Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. Senior and Principal Engineers will also benefit from the clear practical guidance. Our courses include: - Installation and Operation of Circuit Protection - Cascade and Discrimination - Circuit Breaker Selection We also produce training individually designed to cover the equipment or design requirements of specific projects. All are taught by acknowledged experts in their field and comprehensive course notes are provided.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefiting from these courses will have some prior knowledge of the subjects covered and would be suitable for electrical, mechanical engineers and senior principal engineers. Duration and Format of Course: Lunch time seminars, half day seminars, lectures, and in house-training courses. Course Locations: Regional seminars and in house seminars (UK wide). Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Standard lunch time courses are free of charge. Tailored courses are subject to a negotiable fee.

Entry date: 30/11/11 Renewal Date: 29 November 2013

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THOMAS & BETTS LTD

Company/Organisation: Thomas & Betts Ltd – see Emergi-Lite and W J Furse Full Address: Thomas & Betts Limited Wilford Road Nottingham NG2 1EB

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TOSHIBA CARRIER UK LTD

Company/Organisation: Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Lisa Glen

Full Address: United Technologies House Guildford Road Leatherhead Surrey KT22 9UT

Tel: 01372 181 Fax: 01372 220264 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.carrieraircon.co.uk www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk


Air Conditioning Absorption Chillers and CHP Aquasmart Systems Air to Water Heat Pump Technology

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Compressor Technology Refrigerants VRF Systems

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Energy Efficiency Environmental Issues Legislation

Types of Course Speaker(s): Andrew Keogh (Engineering Manager, Carrier Air Conditioning) BSc.(Hons, AIMechE; Diploma Management; 27 years experience in the air conditioning industry; broad experience in all types of chiller technology and systems. Neil Hitching, MBA. (Projects Manager – Toshiba Air Conditioning) 17 years experience in air conditioning and refrigeration. Extensive knowledge in load estimating, system design, VRF applications and the development of engineering tools. Richard Parvin (Technical Manager, Palmer Air Conditioning Ltd) 36 years experience in the building services industry, 18 of which were at Toshiba (Carrier) UK during which CPD courses were researched, written and presented. Currently providing both pre and post sales support of: chillers; heat pump boilers; air and water cooled VRF systems; air handling equipment; controls; and the application of relevant legislation. Philip Addy (Managing Director, Cool Solution Distribution Limited) ONC, HNC and HND in Building Services Engineering. 27 years experience in the building services industry. Currently Managing Director for an air conditioning distribution company selling Toshiba Air Conditioning equipment. Colin Dick (Toshiba Air Conditionoing Sales Agent at highclere AC&R) Member of the Institute of Refrigeration and affiliated member ofCIBSE. Trained in City and Guilds Safe Handling of Refrigerants as well as vast technical training from previous employment. 32 years experience in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry in various positions from projects engineer to sales agent.

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Val Belz (Regional Sales Manager – Toshiba Air Conditionoing) Qualified as a Mechanical Engineer at Trent Polytechnic. 32 years in the HVAC industry working in sales management roles. Experience in all aspects of HVAC system design and equipment selection. Andy Davidson (Toshiba Air Conditioning Sales Agent at Inspired Air Ltd) 27 years experience in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry. Previous roles included the design and manufacture of marine refrigeration systems for air conditioning and various sales roles for air conditionoing distributors. Currently promoting Toshiba Air Conditionoing systems in a sales agent role. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: TCUK offers a variety of CPD courses. Some are of general interest and cover current trends, developments and themes within the air conditioning industry; (Refrigerants, Energy Efficiency, Legislation). Others are more product or system specific and cover the application and design of particular technologies of products; (Absorption cooling, ‘Aquasmart’ systems, VRF systems). Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Product specific courses are targeted at Technicians working on the installation and service of those products. The more general course will be of interest to Chartered Engineers. Duration and Format of Course: This varies with content and course type. Product training course may take several days. Most general courses last 1 hour and are frequently arranged as ‘lunch and learn’ session. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): There is not usually a charge .

Entry date: 7/6/12 Renewal Date: 20 March 2014 (previous entry 31/3/10)

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TRILUX LIGHTING LTD Company/Organisation: Trilux Lighting Ltd

Course Contact(s): Helen Loomes

Full Address: Trilux Lighting Ltd Trilux House Winsford Way, Boreham Interchange Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 5PD

Tel: Fax:

01245 463463

e-mail: web site:

[email protected] www.trilux.co.uk


   

Building Regulations Part L Climate Change Energy Efficiency Environment LED Lighting

Lighting Lighting and Lighting Management Lighting Engineering Ultra Efficient Lighting

Types of Course Speaker(s): Experienced lighting professionals, member of SLL, company funded research. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: In-house seminars, 1 – 2 hours long. All aspects of lighting covered and presentations can be tailored to suit. Longer courses can be offered from HQ in Chelmsford. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: These presentations will benefit all who are interested in lighting on several levels. Duration and Format of Course: 1 – 2 hour CPD seminars. Course Locations: Mobile road show covering most of UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): None.


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TTK UK LTD Company/Organisation:

TTK UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Richard Ainley

Full Address: 3 Luke Street London EC2A 4PX

Tel: 0207 729 6002 Fax: 0207 729 6003 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.ttkuk.com


Water Leak Detection Facilities Management

Types of Course Speaker(s): MEng, with working knowledge of water leak detection within building services. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Water leak detection, why it’s needed and what the difference is between the systems. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health Engineers, Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour presentation with hands on demonstration Course Locations: Client’s offices Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge

Entry date: 13/03/13 Renewal Entry Date: 12 March 2015

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TYCO ELECTRONICS UK LTD (ENERGY DIVISION)

Company/Organisation: Tyco Electronics UK Ltd Energy Division Full Address: Freebournes Road Witham Essex CM8 3AH

Course Contact(s): Mr Gary Cook Tel: 01772 325386 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: Dormansmithswitchgear.co.uk


BSEN 61439-1 Forms of Separation LV Switchboards Building Regulations 2000 Part L2 (Conservation of Fuel & Power in Buildings other than Dwellings)

Types of Course Speaker(s): Garry Cook Senior Product Manager (Modis switchboards), having been in product management for over 13 years with Dorman Smith Switchgear and Project Manager of the Modis Switchboard system since its conception. Garry is responsible for overseeing design, testing, manufacturing and marketing of the system, and for many years has given seminars on this subject in the UK and Middle East to consultants and major contractors. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Discussion of the application for the forms of separation within LV Switchboards as described in the Standards BSEN 60439-1. Forms 1-4 types 1-7; also consideration of cost and effectiveness. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Facility Managers, M and E Consultants and Specifiers, Design/Project Engineers, and Panel Builders and Contractors Duration and Format of Course: The course is provided in the form of a presentation lasting approximately one hour, followed by a question and answer session and the opportunity for open discussion. Course Locations: Presentations take place throughout the UK, normally at the audience’s premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): One hour presentations are free of charge.


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TYCO THERMAL CONTROLS (Pyrotenax / Raychem) Course Contact(s): Jonathan Jones E-Learning: Webex seminars are available upon request.

Company/Organisation: Tyco Thermal Controls Full Address (European HQ): Tyco Thermal Controls Romeinsestraat 14 Leuven 3001, Belgium

Tel: Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

Belgium: +32 1621 3626 UK: 0191 419 8200 Belgium: +32 1621 3610 [email protected] www.tycothermal.com

Full Address (UK): Tyco Thermal Controls (UK) Ltd 3 Rutherford Road Stephenson Industrial Estate Washington, Tyne & Wear NE37 3HX


Fire Performance Cable Systems (Pyrotenax) Underfloor Heating (Raychem) Hot Water Temperature Maintenance Systems (Raychem)

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised field with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Course and Area of Specialism Offered: 

Fire Performance Cable Solutions This seminar looks at the evolution of fire rated cable systems advancements in material technology, Standards and Codes of Practice for communication and power circuitry along with sectors and applications where fire rated cables should be considered.

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Under-Floor Heating Solutions This seminar focuses on the design of electrical floor heating systems for compliance with current building regulations. It examines Part L and the relevant tier 2 documentation to provide insight into the required provisions for compliance with electrical floor heating systems. The seminar also examines a variety of compliant technologies and recommends the services and support which is available to the industry from manufacturers.

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Single Pipe Hot Water Maintenance Systems The seminar aims to inform the engineer/consultant of the various methods of hot water temperature maintenance for systems with centralised production. It examines comparative systems and outlines the benefits and drawbacks with each. It then concentrates on single pipe systems and how installations can be made to save on capital costs as well as lifetime costs.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Mechanical, Electrical, and Public Health Engineers of all levels of competence. Duration and Format of Course: Each course is 1 hour duration. Course Locations: Throughout UK. Course Attendance Fee Range: All courses are free.


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UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES LTD

Company/Organisation: Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd

Course Contact(s): Ginette Ward

Full Address: Bacchus House Calleva Park Aldermaston Berkshire RG7 8EN


0118 981 5151 0118 981 5152 [email protected] www.upspower.co.uk


Uninterruptible Power Systems Electrical

Types of Course Speaker(s): Speakers are highly experienced in the field of critical power protection and electrical distribution with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Seminars are focussed on current trends in the uninterruptible power supply field and include the latest manufacturing technologies. The seminars will discuss the following:     

Transformer versus transformerless UPS Paralleling UPS for superior reliability The modular UPS concept Key buzz words within the industry UPS data centre architecture

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consultant Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Data Centre Managers, Facilities Managers, End Users. Duration and Format of Course: Lunchtime seminars lasting an hour including lunch and Q&As. Course Locations: Held at the client’s office on demand or at venues across the UK on a quarterly basis. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry date: 06/12/2011 Renewal Entry Date: 5 December 2013

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VAPAC HUMIDITY CONTROL LTD Company/Organisation:

VAPAC Humidity Control Ltd Full Address: Fircroft Way Edenbridge Kent TN8 6EZ

Course Contact(s): Dave Mortimer Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01732 863447 01732 865658 [email protected] www.eaton-williams.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                

Adiabatic Humidifiers Evaporative Humidification Technology Humidification Humidification Principles, Low Energy Humidification Humidifier Maintainance Humidifiers Humidity Psychrometric Calculations Gas Humidifiers Steam Generators Whole Life Costing Infection Control Health Technical Memorandum Htm 03-01 Legionnaires Disease & Humidification Hospital Ventilation Legislation & Humidification

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced technical sales engineers who each specialise in isothermal and adiabatic humidification design and engineering. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The vapac division of Eaton-Williams have produced two seminars, both outlining the basic issues of humidification & identifying equipment options that are available: 1) “Humidification and its application within the air conditioning system” starts with the question “why humidity?” & examines hygroscopic materials, health issues & static electricity. It then examines the psychrometric process, where load calculations & energy consumption comparisons are detailed. We review isothermal & adiabatic system products, comparing benefits, drawbacks & energy consumption 2) “Healthy Humidity” examines in detail research regarding the impact of humidity on viruses & bacteria, comparing the results with best practice guidance & legislation, focussing on infection control & the healthcare sector. It then reviews the psychrometric process, where load calculations are detailed. We review isothermal system products, comparing benefits & drawbacks Target Audience, Including Competence Level: 1) Is aimed at mechanical and electrical design engineerswho need to update themselves with the humidification process and its application. No prior knowledge is required although if delegates are aware of the psychrometric chart it would be beneficial.

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2) Is aimed at mechanical and electrical design engineers, facilities & estate management individuals with responsibility for internal environment & hospital engineers Duration and Format of Course: One hour lecture. Course Locations: Flexible, client’s own premises. Course Attendance Fee Range (If Applicable): Free

Entry date: 18/02/13 Renewal Date: 17/02/15

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VICTAULIC

Company/Organisation: Victaulic

Course Contact(s): Andy Carter

Full Address: Units B1 & B2 Cockerell Close Stevenage Herts SG1 2NB


01438 310690 01438 310699 [email protected] www.victaulic.com


Grooved Pipe Jointing Systems Accommodating Pipe Thermal Movement Pipe Vibration Attenuation Chilled Water System Design LTHW System Design Fire Protection Pipework

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Brief history of grooved pipe jointing systems Concept of the mechanical grooved pipe joint Introduction to product range Methods of pipe grooving Design considerations Accommodating pipe thermal movement Accommodating pipe vibration Additional technical benefits and commercial considerations Q&A session Target Audience, Including Competence Level: M&E consultants, engineers, buyers, estimators, project managers, and specification managers. Duration and Format of Course: For training taking place at the trainees’ premises, the course is in the format of a presentation, approximately one hour in length. For training taking place at Victaulic’s premises the presentation format is the same, but the course is extended with a practical demonstration on product installation and/or grooving tools. Course Locations: At Victaulic UK office or at trainees premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): No fee. Entry date: 07/06/12 Renewal Date: 7 March 2014 (previous entry 08/3/10)

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WARMAFLOOR (GB) LTD

Company/Organisation: Warmafloor (GB) Ltd

Course Contact(s): Kirsty Mair

Full Address: Concorde House Concorde Way Segensworth North Fareham Hampshire PO15 5RL

Tel: 020 7529 1737 Fax: e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.warmafloor.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:                                       

A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing HVAC System Design Acoustics Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems Advanced heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part L Air Quality and the Removal of Viruses and Bacteria Air, Water and Ground Source Heat Pump Biomass Heating: (Principles, Systems and Fuel Types) BREEAM Building Controls Building Regulations Building Regulations Part L Commissioning Controls for Maximum Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency Controls Energy Management and Controls Flexible Piping Solutions Ground Source Heating and Cooling H&V Commercial H&V Domestic for Housing Heating Heating and Cooling Heating and Cooling Controls Heating and Cooling Controls for Commercial and Industrial Environments Heating and Ventilation Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Buildings Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments Heating: Low Carbon option HVAC HVAC – Underfloor Systems HVAC Systems and Controls HVAC Systems Control Installation and Maintenance Cost Reduction Integrated Heating Systems Integrating Renewable Energy Systems Integration of Building Services Intelligent Building Controls Low Carbon Solutions Polymer Pipe for Heating and Cooling Radiant Heating

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Radiant Heating and Cooling Reducing Carbon Footprint in HVAC Systems Renewable Energy Systems Renewable Heat Space Heating Sustainable Building Design Underfloor Heating

Types of Course Speaker(s): All speakers are highly experienced in their specialised fields with relevant professional qualifications. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: One-hour courses, covering elements of the categories shown above, are arranged at the recipients’’ offices throughout the UK. All are taught by acknowledged experts in their field and comprehensive course notes are provided. Information on new and updated courses can be obtained from the contact above. Separate information sheets are available as individual courses are arranged. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Those benefitting from these courses will have some prior knowledge of the subjects covered, and it would be particularly suitable for Consulting Engineers and Architects. Duration and Format of Course: A one-hour presentation, and this will include time for questions. Course Locations: Warmafloor offer their CPD training courses at the recipients’ offices throughout the UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): No fee.


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WEATHERITE MANUFACTURING LTD

Company/Organisation: Weatherite Manufacturing Ltd

Course Contact(s): Robert Boswell

Full Address: Weatherite House Credenda Road West Bromwich West Midlands B70 7JE


0121 665 2266 0121 665 2270 [email protected] www.weatheritegroup.com

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Air Handling Units – The criteria and importance of effective fan selection for optimum energy efficiency  Air Conditioning - Effective fan selection for optimum energy efficiency  Air Conditioning/Precision Air Conditioning Types of Course Speaker(s): Mike Turton, MD, CIBSE Membership 005682 – Over 25 years’ experience in cooling technologies for all sectors of industry including the Data Centre/telecoms industry. Paul Griffiths, Technical Director – Over 35 years’ expertise in all aspects of cooling including Data Centre/Telecom applications. Paul Smiles, Technical Director - Over 25 years’ expertise in cooling technologies for all sectors of industry including the Data Centre/Telecoms industry. Paul Ludlow, Sales Manager – Over 25 years’ experience in cooling technologies for all sectors of industry. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Energy and its effective use are high on everyone’s agenda. Issues including: Part L Building Regulations, Koyoto Agreement, Enhanced Capital Allowance Scheme, noise pollution and spiralling raw materials costs all have to be considered by engineers, along-side other key issues. The courses explains the principles and major, long-term energy saving benefits, associated with effective fan selection when specifying air handling units. All courses will be given by experienced engineers with a minimum 25 years’ experience in air conditioning systems and who have up to date expertise in the field of fan technology in air handling systems. Weatherite specialise in air conditioning equipment manufacture and have over 40 years’ experience in the design and manufacture of advanced air conditioning equipment for all sectors of industry. Comprehensive course notes will be provided on the day.

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Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Chartered Building Services Engineers, Consulting Engineers, Industrial Professionals, Engineering Technicians, Facilities Engineers Duration and Format of Course: Lunchtime seminars which will last for approximately 1 hour. This will include time for Q&As. Course Locations: Seminars are usually held in CIBSE members offices. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 04/01/12 Renewal Entry Date: 03 January 2014

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WEIDMULLER LTD

Company/Organisation: Weidmuller Ltd

Course Contact(s): John Jackson/Brian Ellison

Full Address: Klippon House Centurion Court Office Park Meridian East Meridian Business Park Leicester LE19 1TP


01162 823470 01162 893 582 [email protected] www.weidmuller.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Electrical Services – Industrial Ethernet & Networking for Buildings/BMS Systems  Electrical Design – Lightning & Surge Protection -BS7671 2008 Amend Section 534 Types of Course Speaker(s): Brian Ellison – 16 years’ experience/HNC Electrical Peter Croucher – 20 years’ experience/Electronic/Electrical John Jackson – Chartered Institute of Management – 19 years’ electrical experience/NVQ4/HNC Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: EngTech/Incorporated Engineer/Chartered Engineering. Duration and Format of Course: 1 day/1/2 day seminar/courses. Course Locations: Main location Leicester but can deliver all over UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): N/A

Entry date: 20.3.12 Renewal Entry Date: 19 March 2014

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XICATO Company/Organisation:

Xicato Full Address: 46 Shirley Way Croydon Surrey CR0 8PT

Course Contact(s): Roger Sexton Tel: +44 (0) 752 571 5497 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.xicato.com


LEDs and Getting Color Right

Types of Course Speaker(s): Roger Sexton BEng MCIBSE Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: This course introduces the basic tenets of colour science related to light sources: colour point definitions and spaces, tolerances, spectral power distributions, colour rendering indices and the effects of temperature and time. The topic is detailed with respect to LEDs, practical considerations are outlined and a checklist for specification concludes. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Electrical Engineers, Lighting Designers, Lighting Manufacturers. Duration and Format of Course: Lecture with demonstrations, 1 hour. Course Locations: Client’s offices Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge with lunch or refreshments generally provided


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XTRALIS (UK) LTD

Company/Organisation: Xtralis (UK) Ltd

Course Contact(s): Justin McNamara

Full Address:


Xtralis UK Limited Peoplebuilding Maylands Avenue Hemel Hempstead HP2 4NW

01442 242330 01442 249327 [email protected] www.xtralis.com


Aspirating Smoke Detection Aspirating Smoke Detection – Performance Based Design Beam Detection using OSID Fire Detection and Alarms Remotely Monitored CCTV Sign to BS 8418 VESDA Design and Application Awareness VESDA Design and Application Awareness including Gas Detection VESDA – EN54-20

Types of Course Speaker(s): Aspirating Smoke Detection/VESDA/Beam Detection Speakers: Justin McNamara (BA Hons); Martin Norris; Adam Pool, Jim Thompson, Martin Revell and Derek Mander CCTV Speakers: David Barr; Paul Dodds Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: Presentations Aspirating Smoke Detection – an Introduction: Overview of Aspirating Smoke Detection; Detector Operation; Sampling Pipe Work; Applications; Standards / Third Party Accreditation; Interconnection with other services; Detector Demonstration; Question and Answer Session. Beam Detection using OSID: a revolutionary new technology providing reliable smoke detection within large open spaces VESDA Aspirating Smoke Detection – A Performance Based Design Approach: Overview of PBD; Application Engineering Practice; PBD solutions; Case Studies using PBD; Question and Answer Session.

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VESDA - EN54-Part 20: Fire Test Types and Sensitivity Classes, The FIA Code of Practice (COP), Aspirating Smoke Detection meeting both EN54 and the COP, A short hand guide to the COP, Applications, Question/Answer Session. VESDA Design & Application Awareness: Overview of VESDA and design principles, Using EN54-20 and the FIA COP, 7 Reasons for VESDA, Case Studies, Question/Answer Session. VESDA Design & Application Awareness including Gas Detection: Overview of VESDA and design principles, Using EN54-20 and the FIA COP, 7 Reasons for VESDA, Case Studies, Developments in Air Sampling – Gas Detection, Question/Answer Session. Remotely Monitored CCTV Design to BS 8418: Introduction to Xtralis; Remote Monitoring – Benefits and how it works; Applications; External Detection methods; Communication methods and security; BS 8418 – the future of remote video systems; The Power of Video Verification; Question and Answer Session. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: All levels of engineer involved in fire or security design and or specification. Duration and Format of Course: 1 hour via PowerPoint presentations. Course Locations: UK. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): None.

Entry date: 30/08/12 (renewal) revised 19/11/12 Renewal Date: 22 July 2014

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ZEHNDER

Company/Organisation: Zehnder Full Address: Unit 4 Watchmoor Point Camberley Surrey GU15 3AD

Course Contact(s): David Jones Tel: Fax: e-mail: web site:

01252 515151 01252 522528 [email protected] www.zahnder.co.uk

COURSE(S) ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES Please obtain further information from the course contact direct Categories Covered:  Radiant Heating and Cooling  Heating and Ventilation  Heating and Cooling Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments  Ceiling Systems  Energy Efficiency

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HVAC Radiator Heating Installation and Maintenance Cost Reduction Facilities Management Space Heating

Types of Course Speaker(s): David Jones, Product Manager for Radiant Heating and Cooling. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The ability to economically heat and cool buildings, whilst also considering the environmental impact, is becoming more and more important. This is especially so in large spaces such as offices, warehouses, sports centres, retail outlets, schoolsl and hospitals where energy usage is high. We spend virtually three quarters of our lives in buildings: the indoor climate, temperature and air quality has a considerable influence on our general well being. A range of options are available when choosing heating and cooling system, however, one that is often overlooked and perhaps not so readily understood is radiant heating and cooling. The radiant heating and cooling CPD from Zehnder examines the technology further and examines the benefits the system can offer. Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Engineers – all levels, Energy Managers, Specifiers, Facility Managers and Architects. No prior knowledge of radiant heating and cooling needed. Duration and Format of Course: 45 mins to 1 hour plus question time. Powerpoint presentation. Course Locations: At clients own premises. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry Date: 27/04/2011 Renewal Date: 26 April 2013

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ZETA COMPLIANCE SERVICES LIMITED

Company/Organisation: Zeta Compliance Services Ltd

Full Address: Zeta House Avonbury Business Park Howes Lane Bicester Oxfordshire, OX26 2UA

Course Contact(s): Ellen Carey Tel: 0844 999 4109 Fax: 01869 326001 e-mail: [email protected] web site: www.zetaservices.co.uk

Elearning : contact if difficulty in accessing the site: Ellen Carey/Costa Christodoulou

Contact(s): Ellen Carey/Costa Christodoulou Tel: 0844 999 4109 Fax: 01869 326001 e-mail: [email protected]


Legionnaires’ Disease

Types of Course Speaker(s): All course presenters are highly experienced in legionnella risk management and control with relevant professional qualifications. most are members of The Water Management Society and The Institute Of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management. Our e-learning team includes the same individuals.

Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered: The course provides the necessary understanding to competently manage the risks from legionella bacteria within water systems as required by the Health And Safety Commissions’ Approved Code Of Practice l8 and to allow attendees to competently carry out and manage control schemes. It provides a detailed understanding of the legionella bacteria, risk assessment, management and control before looking at building domestic water systems and cooling towers in detail. The course is delivered in a classroom environment and online via www.passcourse.com.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: The course is suitable for anyone with any level of responsibility in the management and control of legionella including managers, engineers and operators assigned responsibility for water systems including building domestic water systems and cooling towers and those personnel carrying out the monitoring tasks.

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Duration and Format of Course:  

1 day classroom-based course (including refreshments and course notes) E- learning (can be completed at any time suitable for the participant)

Course Locations: Throughout the uk and via E-learning at www.passcourse.com. Course attendance fee range (if applicable)  

£275+VAT per person: classroom training E-learning www.passcourse.com pricing matrix: 1

5

10

Module 1

£50

£45

£35

Module 2

£50

£45

£35

Module 3

£50

£45

£35

Package: Modules 1 & 2

£90

£75

£65

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£125

£105

£85

Entry Date: 07/09/2012 (renewal) Renewal Date: 13/02/14

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ZIEHL-ABEGG UK LTD

Company/Organisation: Ziehl-Abegg UK Ltd

Course Contact(s): Les Fish

Full Address: 1 Lonebarn Link Springfield Business Park Chelmsford Essex CM2 5AR


00 44 1245 449010 00 44 1245 449011 [email protected] www.ziehl-abegg.co.uk


Fans Fan Controls

Types of Course Speaker(s): Experienced Fan Specialists and Fan Control Specialist. Summary of Type of Courses and Area of Specialism Offered:   

Course 1 – Guidance on EU Directives applicable to fans and electric motors. Course 2 – Guidance on AC driven fans compared with EC driven fans. Course 3 – Guidance on direct drive centrifugal fans compared with belt drive centrifugal fans.

Target Audience, Including Competence Level: Consulting Engineers, Design Engineers, and all engineers involved in the application of fans. Duration and Format of Course: Each course consists of a one hour seminar. Course Locations: At venue to suit delegates. Course attendance Fee Range (if Applicable): Free of charge.

Entry Date: 1/9/2011 Renewal Entry Date: 31 August 2013

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Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to comply with Building Regulations Part L Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 Energy University ............................................ 135 Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part L Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to comply with Building Regulations Part L – Energy Conscious Solutions Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 AHU Overview AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Air and Dirt Removal Equipment Flamco UK Limited ......................................... 159 Air Conditioning Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 elearning training.com ..................................... 114 Emerson Climate Technologies ....................... 122 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Menerga Ltd .................................................... 224 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Weatherite Manufacturing Ltd ......................... 336 Air Conditioning – Underfloor APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Air Conditioning - Underfloor Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning – Underfloor Systems DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Air Conditioning (Close-Control)/Precision Air Control Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd 94 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Emerson Climate Technologies ....................... 122 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning (Various) Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration AntiCorrosive Protective Coatings Bronz-Glow ....................................................... 60 Air Conditioning and Ventilation

2 2 Port control valve authority Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 A A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 A Sustainable Approach to Future Proofing HVAC System Design Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 A Wide Range of Subjects, Please Contact Course Provider for Details CIBSE Journal ................................................... 76 CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Mid Career College ......................................... 231 Absorption Chillers and CHP Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Absorption Distance and Calculations Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Access Control Systems Delta Controls .................................................. 104 SALTO Systems .............................................. 278 Access Controls DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Accommodating Pipe Thermal Movement Victaulic .......................................................... 331 Accommodation Pipe Thermal Movement Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 Acoustics Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Active Chilled Beams Frenger Systems Limited ................................. 161 Adiabatic/Steam Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Advanced Building Controls Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Advanced Building Controls and Building Management Systems BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Energy University ............................................ 135 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Advanced Heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Advanced heating and Cooling Energy Metering to Comply with Building Regulations Part L

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Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Data Center Univesity........................................ 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Emerson Climate Technologies ....................... 122 Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Air Conditioning and Ventilation Design Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Air Conditioning Design Emerson Climate Technologies ....................... 122 Air Conditioning Design and Project Management APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning Design and Project Management - Underfloor Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning Design and Project Management – Underfloor Systems DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Air Conditioning Systems Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Air Conditioning/Precision Air Conditioning Weatherite Manufacturing Ltd ................. 334, 336 Air Curtains AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Frico Ltd .......................................................... 163 JS Air Curtains................................................. 194 Air Distribution AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Air Handling Units AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Flakt Woods Ltd .............................................. 153 Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Swegon Ltd ...................................................... 302 Weatherite Manufacturing Ltd ......................... 336 Air management in data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Air Quality APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Camfil Farr Ltd .................................................. 67 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Air Quality and the Removal of Viruses and Bacteria Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Air Source Heat Pumps ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287

Air Source Heat Pumps – Technology, Design and Applications Kingspan Environmental ................................. 201 Air to Water Heat Pump Technology Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Air to Water Heat Pumps Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Air to Water Heat Pumps understanding the technology ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Air Water and Ground Source Heat Pumps ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Air, Water and Ground Source Heat Pump Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Lochinvar ......................................................... 210 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 All Aspects of Heating, Ventilating and Lighting Plus Some Management Topics Mid Career College ......................................... 232 All Aspects of Heating, Ventilation and Lighting Plus Some Management Topics CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 All Building Services Subjects HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 All Building Services Subjects (in-house training) Mid Career College ......................................... 232 All Building Services Subjects (In-House Training) CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Applying Internet Technology to Building Automation Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Aquasmart Systems Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Aspirating Smoke Detection APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 Aspirating Smoke Detection – Performance Based Design Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 Asset Management, Control and Maintenance APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Automatic Monitoring and Targeting APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Automatic thermal balancing Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Automatic Transfer Systems Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Divison) . 124 Axial Fans

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Tyco Electronics UK Ltd (Energy Division) ... 322 BTEC – Steam Systems Design Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 BTEC – Steam Systems Maintenance Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Building Bulletin 87 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Building Controls DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Energy University ............................................ 135 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Building Controls Integration KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Building Efficiency Management ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Building Energy Analysis Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Building Energy Analysis and Simulation DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 96 Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Building Integrated Solar PV Romag.............................................................. 272 Building Log Books (Part L) DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Building Log Books Part L Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Building Management System BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 135 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Building Regulations Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 135 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Building Regulations – Part L DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Building Regulations – Part L2 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Building Regulations 2000 Part L2 Tyco Electronics UK Ltd (Energy Division) ... 322 Building Regulations Part G Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Building Regulations Part L Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47

B BACnet Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Balancing Hydronic Systems TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Batteries NDSL Ltd ........................................................ 239 Battery Monitoring Emerson Network Power Ltd (Liebert AC Power Division) ...................................................... 126 Beam Detection using OSID Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 Billing and metering ENER-G PLC ................................................. 130 Bio Film Control in CWS Systems Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Biomass Hoval ............................................................... 183 Biomass - Combined Cooling Heating and Power Plant Clearpower Ltd .................................................. 78 Biomass Heating (Principles, Systems and Fuel Types) Shorts Industries ltd ..................................... 287 Biomass Heating: (Principles, Systems and Fuel Types) Rural Energy Limited ...................................... 273 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Boiler Operator Accreditation - BOAS Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Boiler System Design Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Boiler Systems Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Boiler Technology Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 BREEAM Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Bright Green Buildings Delta Controls .................................................. 104 BSEN 61439-1-1 Forms of Separation LV Switchboards

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Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Building Regulations Part L2 Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Building Services Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Building Services Heating and Cooling Pipework Systems Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 Building Services Specifications AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Building Services Subjects AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Building Structure Fire Safety Standards Data Center University ...................................... 91 Business Development Programme Electrical Contractors’ Association ................. 116 Business Skills Mid Career College ......................................... 232

CHP (Combined Heat and Power) cogeneration ENER-G PLC ................................................. 127 CHP Combined Heat and Power Mid Career College ......................................... 232 CHP Emission Control ENER-G PLC ................................................. 128 Circuit Protection DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Tyco Electronics UK Ltd ................................. 250 City & Guilds Steam Plant Maintenance Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Clean Steam Systems Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Climate Change Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Climate Change Agreements Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Climate Change levy ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Climate Change Levy Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Closed Circuit TV APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Cogeneration DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 135 Combined Cooling, Heat and Power (CCHP) ENER-G PLC ......................................... 127, 130 Combined Heat and Power Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 135 Hoval ............................................................... 183 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Combined Heat and Power (CHP) ENER-G PLC ................................................. 127 Commercial Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Gummers ......................................................... 175 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Commercial Contracting HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Commercial Gas Fired Room Heating Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Rinnai UK Ltd ................................................. 270

C Cable Capacity in Trunking Excel Networking Solutions ............................ 144 CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Cage Rack Micro Environment Control DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 96 Carbon Filtration Camfil Farr Ltd .................................................. 67 CCTV Integration Delta Controls .................................................. 104 CE Marking of Thermal Insulation Materials Armacell UK Ltd ............................................. 37 Chilled Beams Flakt Woods Ltd .............................................. 153 Chilled Ceiling/Displacement Ventilation Control Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Chilled Water System Design APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Durapipe UK ................................................... 105 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Victaulic .......................................................... 331

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HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Control of Legionella Bacteria in Water Systems SMS Environmental Ltd .................................. 292 Control of Multiple Boilers Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Control Panels BSB Engineering Services Ltd .......................... 61 Control Systems and Integration KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Controls KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Corrosion Control in Glass Lined Water Heaters Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 CPD Modules CIBSE Journal ................................................... 76 CRC Energy Efficiency Schemes Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Critical Airflow Control Applications APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96

Commercial Gas Fired Water Heating Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Rinnai UK Ltd ................................................. 270 Commercial Heating Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd ................ 284 Commissionability of Designs TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Commissioning controls for maximum energy efficiency Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Commissioning Controls for Maximum Energy Efficiency Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Commissioning products Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Communication Systems Cooper Security ................................................. 85 Compact Data Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Compensation of Thermal Expansion and Building Movement BOA Flexible Solutions Ltd .............................. 56 Compressor Technology Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Compressor Types GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Computational ....................................................... 54 Computational Fluid Dynamics APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Computer Rooms Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Computing AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Condensing Boiler Installations Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Mikrofill Systems Ltd ...................................... 229 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Condensing Boiler Theory Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Constant Pressure Systems Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Contract Law

D Data Cable Management Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Data Centres CNet Training .................................................. 87 Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Data Networking Standards Excel Networking Solutions ............................ 144 Data Networks APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Excel Networking Solutions ............................ 144 Data Trunking Excel Networking Solutions ............................ 144 Datacentre Design Solutions Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Deaeration and Dirt Separation Spirotech UK Ltd............................................. 299 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Decentralised heat recovery ventilation Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Dehumidification Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Dehumidification Principles

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Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Demand controlled ventilation Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Demand Controlled Ventilation Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Demand Response and Load Shedding Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Demand Side Management Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Demand Ventilation Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Desiccant Cooling Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Differential Pressure Control TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Differential pressure control valves Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Direct and Indirect Adiabatic Cooling EcoCooling Ltd................................................ 111 Menerga Ltd .................................................... 224 Distance Learning CIBSE Journal ................................................... 76 District Heating and Heat Networks Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 District Heating Systems ENER-G PLC ......................................... 128, 130 Drainage Marley Plumbing & Drainage .......................... 222

APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Electrical Dataworks APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Electrical Design AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Anord Control Systems ...................................... 29 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Liebert AC Power Division) ...................................................... 126 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Electrical Design – Lightning & Surge Protection -BS7671 2008 Amend Section 534 Weidmuller Ltd................................................ 338 Electrical engineering of data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Electrical Final Power Circuits AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Electrical Fire Engineering DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Electrical Services – Industrial Ethernet & Networking for Buildings/BMS Systems Weidmuller Ltd................................................ 338 Electrical Services and High Voltage Design AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Electrotechnical DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Emergency Lighting Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 135 Fire Safety Training Group .............................. 150 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 Lumicom Limited ............................................ 216 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Emergency Lighting – Integrated Testing and Monitoring Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Emergency Lighting Standards Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Emissions Trading Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 135

E EC – Motors/Fans Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 ECM Motor Technology Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Advanced Air UK .............................................. 14 Ecological Design Data Center University ...................................... 91 Efficient Control Applications in Air Handling Plants Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Efficient Control of Heating Systems – Multiple Boilers and District Heating Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Electric & Gas Driven VRF Systems Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Electrical AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Anord Control Systems ...................................... 29 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd 94 DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 96 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Liebert AC Power Division) ...................................................... 126 Energy University ............................................ 135 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd ........ 327, 339 Electrical – Cable Management Systems

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Advanced Air UK .............................................. 14 Energy Efficient System Water Quality Control Spirotech UK Ltd............................................. 299 Energy efficient ventilation Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Energy Harvesting Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Energy Management and Controls Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 96 Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Energy University ............................................ 136 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Energy Metering APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Energy Performance of Buildings Directive Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 136 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Energy Purchasing and Contracts Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Energy University ............................................ 136 Energy Recovery ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Energy University ............................................ 136 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Menerga Ltd .................................................... 224 Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Energy Recovery Units Flakt Woods Ltd .............................................. 155 Energy Related Products Directive Flakt Woods Ltd .............................................. 155 Energy savings by correct commissioning Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Energy Services Directive Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Energy Surveying and Auditing Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Energy Usage Analysis/Profiling Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Engaging with residents ENER-G PLC ................................................. 130 Enhanced Capital Allowances

EN 15232 and EU-BAC – The Impact of BMS on Energy Performance of Buildings Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Energy Consultancy Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Energy Controls Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Energy Demand Reduction Studies The Bartlett School ............................................ 44 Energy Efficiency APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Armacell UK Ltd ............................................. 37 BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Camfil Farr Ltd .................................................. 67 Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Energy University ............................................ 135 Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Lutron EA ........................................................ 218 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd ................ 284 Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Stelrad Ltd ....................................................... 301 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Energy Efficiency and Conservation Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 Energy Efficiency Controls Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Energy efficiency in data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Energy Efficient Controls Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Energy Efficient Drives DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 135 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Energy Efficient Fan Coil Systems Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Energy Efficient Fan Coil Units

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Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 ENER-G PLC ......................................... 127, 132 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Enhanced Capital Allowances and Building Regulations Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 ENER-G PLC ......................................... 127, 132 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Environment APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Environmental APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Environmental Design and Engineering The Bartlett School ............................................ 44 Environmental Issues Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Environmental Sustainability ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Energy University ............................................ 136 Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 ErP legislation affecting Fans Elta Group Ltd ................................................. 118 ESCO’s ENER-G PLC ................................. 128, 130, 132 Evaporative Cooling JS Humidifiers PLC ......................................... 195 Evaporative Humidification Technology APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Exploiting Ground Source Energy Rehau Limited ................................................. 264

Fan Coil Units Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Advanced Air UK .............................................. 14 Fan Coils Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Fan Controls Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Ziehl-Abegg UK Ltd ........................................ 347 Fan Selection Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Fans APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Elta Group Ltd ................................................. 118 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Ziehl-Abegg UK Ltd ........................................ 347 Feed in Tariffs Renewable Resources (Energy Solutions) Ltd . 266 Filtration Camfil Farr Ltd .................................................. 67 Fire Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire and Safety Data Center University ...................................... 91 Fire Safety Training Group .............................. 150 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire and Smoke Products – Dampers BSB Engineering Services Ltd .......................... 61 Fire Containment Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire Detection Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Fire Detection and Alarms Aico Ltd ............................................................. 16 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Fire Safety Training Group .............................. 150 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 Fire Engineering Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire Performance Cable Systems Tyco Thermal Controls .................................... 324 Fire Protection of Ventilated Ductwork Saint-Gobain Isover ......................................... 277 Fire Protection Pipework Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 Victaulic .......................................................... 331 Fire Rated Ductwork FIRESAFE Fire Rated Ductwork Limited ....... 148 Fire Risk Assessment Fire Industry Association ................................. 148 Fire Safety Legislation

F Faciliteis management of data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Facilities Management APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 The Bartlett School ............................................ 44 TTK UK .......................................................... 320 Fan Coil Unit Fan Decks Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Advanced Air UK .............................................. 14

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Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Fire Safety Training Group .............................. 150 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire Safety Standards & Procedures Armacell UK Ltd ............................................. 37 Fire Safety Standards and Procedures Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Fire System Controls and Electrics Data Center University ...................................... 91 Fire Safety Training Group .............................. 150 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Fire Systems Integration Delta Controls .................................................. 104 FlatStation HIUS SAV Systems ................................................... 280 Flexible Piping Solutions Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Flue Systems A1 Bridge Flue Systems ...................................... 9 Forced Draught Burners Riello Limited .................................................. 268 Future Legislation Influences DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132

Swegon Ltd ...................................................... 302 Grooved Jointing System Design Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 Grooved Pipe Jointing Systems Victaulic .......................................................... 331 Ground Source Heat Pumps ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Ground Source Heating Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Ground Source Heating and Cooling EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Ground Source System Design and Installation Earth Energy Ltd.............................................. 108 Ground Source Technology EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 Ground-Air Heat Exchanger Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 H H&V Commercial AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Spirotech UK Ltd............................................. 299 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 H&V Domestic for Housing Spirotech UK Ltd............................................. 299 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Harmonics and Variable Speed Drives in HVAC Applications DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Health and Safety DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Health and Safety Management DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Health and Safety Programme Electrical Contractors’ Association ................. 116 Heat Exchanger Anti-Corrosive Protective Coatings Bronz-Glow ....................................................... 60 Heat Exchangers APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Heat Pump Technologies Hoval ............................................................... 183 Heat Pumps Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287

G Gas - Management of Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Gas – Management of Energy University ............................................ 136 Gas Absorption Heat Pumps ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Gas Boosters Riello Limited .................................................. 268 Gas fired heat generators Hoval ............................................................... 183 Gas Fired Radiant Heating, Aqua Radiant Heaters Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Gas Fired Warm Air Heating & Accessories Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Gas Heat Pumps Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Gas Heating AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 MHS Boilers Ltd ............................................. 226 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Gateways and Protocol Translators Delta Controls .................................................. 104 General Ventilation Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Grilles and Diffusers

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Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd ...................... 192 Menerga Ltd .................................................... 224 MHS Boilers Ltd ............................................. 226 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Heating and Ventilation - Underfloor Air Conditioning APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 Data Data Center University .................................. 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Heating and Ventilation – Underfloor Air Conditioning CNet Training .................................................. 87 Heating and Ventilation – Underfloor Air Conditioning DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Heating and Water Heating Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd ...................... 192 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Heating Radiator Heating AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Buildings AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Heating Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Heating: Low Carbon option Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Heating: Low Carbon Option Rural Energy Limited ...................................... 273

Heat Pumps (Ammonia) GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Heat Recovery Hoval ............................................................... 183 Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Heat Recovery Products APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 ENER-G PLC ......................................... 127, 132 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Heat recovery ventilation Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Heat Recovery/Ventilation AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Johnson & Starley Ltd ..................................... 196 Heating AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Low Carbon Option Shorts Industries Ltd .................................... 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Heating - Radiator Heating Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd ...................... 192 Heating & Hot Water Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Heating and Cooling AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Heating and Cooling Controls APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Heating and Cooling Controls for Commercial and Industrial Environments Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 333 Heating and Cooling Solutions for Commercial and Industrial Environments AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Heating and Hot Water MHS Boilers Ltd ............................................. 226 Heating and Hot Water Services Design Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Durapipe UK ................................................... 105 Gummers ......................................................... 175 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Heating and Ventilation Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26

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DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 HVAC – Underfloor Systems Energy University ............................................ 136 HVAC – Underfloor Systems Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 HVAC Solutions Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 SAV Systems ................................................... 280 HVAC System Circuit Balancing Armstrong Integrated limited ............................. 39 HVAC System Controls Energy University ............................................ 135 HVAC systems and controls DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 96 HVAC Systems and Controls Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 136 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 HVAC Systems Control APC by Schnedier Electric .......................... 34, 91 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 135 EnOcean Alliance ............................................ 138 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors’ Association APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Hydraulics and Valve Sizing and Selection Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Hydrocarbon Refrigerants Mid Career College ......................................... 234

Heritage Buildings (Fire Safety) Mid Career College ......................................... 232 High Density Computer Cooling System Design Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd 94 Hot Water Generation Methods Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Mikrofill Systems Ltd ...................................... 229 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Hot Water Temperature Maintenance Systems Gummers ......................................................... 175 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 Tyco Thermal Controls .................................... 324 Humidifers Data Center University ...................................... 91 Humidification APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 HygroMatik UK ............................................... 188 JS Humidifiers plc ........................................... 195 Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Humidification Principles Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Humidification Principles, Low Energy Humidification APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Humidifier Types and Applications Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Humidity APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 VAPAC Humidity Control Ltd ................ 239, 329 HV Distribution Systems AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 HVAC AmbiRad Group ................................................ 21 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 136 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Mid Career College ......................................... 232 TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 HVAC - Underfloor Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 HVAC – Underfloor Systems

I Impact of EU/UK Legislation/Initiatives on Climate Change Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 In Room Climate Products Swegon Ltd ...................................................... 302 Indoor air quality Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Indoor air quality – commercial S & P Coil Products Ltd .................................. 274 Industrial & Commercail Space Heating Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Industrial and Commercial Contracting GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167

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Industrial and Commercial Heat Recovery Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Installation and Maintenance Cost Reduction Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Integrated Heating Systems Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Integrated Pumping Systems Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Integrating Renewable Energy Systems ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Integration of Building Services Delta Controls .................................................. 104 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Integration of Solar Thermal with Direct GasFired Water Heaters Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Intelligent Building Controls KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Intelligent Building Controls for Control of Lighting, Heating, Cooling and Ventilation Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Intelligent Buildings KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Internet Technology to Building Automation, Applying Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Interseasonal Heat Transfer and Storage Systems ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Introduction to Safety Valves Crane Building Services & Utilities................... 89 Intruder Alarm Panels Cooper Security ................................................. 85 Intruder Detection Devices Cooper Security ................................................. 85 IT Infrastructure for Building Management Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Excel Networking Solutions ............................ 144

Leadership, Management and Team Development Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Leak Detection APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 LED Lighting Energy University ............................................ 135 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Legionella Control + Management in CWS Systems Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Legionella Control + Management in DHW Systems Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Legionella Risk Awareness and Management (Seminar) Nalco Ltd ......................................................... 238 Legionnaires’ Disease Energy University ............................................ 135 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Zeta Compliance Services Ltd ......................... 345 Legionnaires’ Disease (Self-Study CD) Nalco Ltd ......................................................... 238 Legislation Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 LG3 Energy University ............................................ 135 Life Safety – Automatic Transfer Switches Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Light and Lighting The Bartlett School ............................................ 44 Lighting CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Energy University ............................................ 135 EnOcean Alliance ............................................ 138 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Society of Light and Lighting, The .................. 294 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Lighting & Lighting Management Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 Lighting & Management Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Lighting and Lighting Management Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Energy University ............................................ 135 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Lighting Controls Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Delta Controls .................................................. 104

K Keyless Buildings and Wireless Access Control Solutions SALTO Systems .............................................. 278 Kitchen Ventilation Britannia Kitchen Ventilation Ltd ..................... 58 Halton Foodservice Limited ............................ 177 L Lamp Technology Philips Lighting ............................................... 252

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Energy University ............................................ 135 Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 Lutron EA ........................................................ 218 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Lighting Controls & Management Systems DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 96 Lighting Controls and Management Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Energy University ............................................ 135 Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Lighting Controls and Management Systems Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Energy University ............................................ 135 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 KNX UK Ltd ................................................... 202 Lutron EA ........................................................ 218 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Lighting Design Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Energy University ............................................ 136 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Lumicom Limited ............................................ 216 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Lighting Design and Electrical Design Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Lighting Engineering Energy University ............................................ 136 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Lighting Events LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Society of Light and Lighting, The .................. 294 Lighting Legislation Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Lighting Principles LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Lighting Software Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Energy University ............................................ 136 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Lighting Techniques Energy University ............................................ 136 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Lighting Workshop Lumicom Limited ............................................ 216 Lighting Workshops

Energy University ............................................ 136 Lighting Industry Association, The.................. 208 LPA Lighting ................................................... 214 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Lightning Protection Energy University ............................................ 136 Furse & Co Ltd ................................................ 164 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Tyco Electronics UK Ltd ................................. 250 Limescale Prevention Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd ................ 284 Liquid Biofuel Riello Limited .................................................. 268 Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) in Commercial and Industrial Applications Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Load Tracker CHP SAV Systems ................................................... 280 Lone Worker Protection Systems Cooper Security ................................................. 85 Low and Zero Carbon Solutions Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Low Carbon Consultants Register, Training for Entry CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Low Carbon Solutions Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Ex-Or ............................................................... 145 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Low Energy Humidification Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Low Surface Temperature Radiators Stelrad Ltd ....................................................... 301 Lowest Installed Cost Opportunities in HVAC Systems Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 LTHW System Design Victaulic .......................................................... 331 LV (Low Voltage Circuits) APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 M Mains Pressure Hot Water and Gravity Fed Hot Water Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Maintenance (Electrical) APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Maintenance (Electrical) Management Data Center University ...................................... 91 Energy University ............................................ 136 Maintenance and Regulations

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Hygromatik UK ............................................... 188 Maintenance Cost Reduction in Pump Installations Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Maintenance/Retrofitting (Electrical) Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 Management APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Management of Gas HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Management of Gas Safety HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Means of Escape - Fire Safety Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Mechanical engineering of data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Mechanical Services Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Media Storage, Management and Distribution DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Multi Service Chilled Beams Frenger Systems Limited ................................. 161

AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 Optimising Energy in Systems TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 P Part L considerations Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Passive Chilled Beams Frenger Systems Limited ................................. 161 Passive Fire Protection for Electrical Installations Aico Ltd ............................................................. 16 Physical Water Treatment Environmental Treatment Concepts Ltd .......... 140 Pipe Thermal Movement Victaulic .......................................................... 331 Pipe Vibration Attenuation Victaulic .......................................................... 331 Pipe Vibrations Attenuation Grinnell Mechanical Grooved Piping .............. 170 Pipework ...................................................... 170, 222 Planned Maintenance Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Plant Room Surveys Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Plastic Piping Systems Durapipe UK ................................................... 105 Polymer Pipe for Heating and Cooling Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Polymer Pipe for Heating and Plumbing Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Positive Input Ventilation Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Power Generation APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment............................. 99 ENER-G PLC ................................................. 127 Energy University ............................................ 136 Power Quality Emerson Network Power (Liebert AC Power Division) ...................................................... 126 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Tyco Electronics UK Ltd ................................. 250 Power Quality – In Low Voltage Installations Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Power Quality – Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Issues Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Power Quality – Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Power Quality (Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Data Center University ...................................... 91 Power Quality (Recognising and Avoiding Power Quality Related Losses) APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Power Quality in Low Voltage Installations APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34

N Natural Refrigerant Circulation Technology Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Natural Ventilation Nuaire .............................................................. 241 New Standards in Lightning Protection Furse & Co Ltd ................................................ 164 Noise Control Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 O Offsite Manufacturing, the Benefits of Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 On-Line Courses CIBSE Journal ................................................... 76 Onsite Renewable Energy ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Open Building Management System BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Energy University ............................................ 136 Open Building Management System and the use of IT infrastructure for Building Controls Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Open Building Management Systems Delmatic Limited ............................................. 101 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Open Systems & Interoperability Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Operating and Maintenance Manuals

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Carlo Gavazzi UK Ltd ....................................... 71 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Terasaki Electric (Europe) Ltd ........................ 312 PPS22 ENER-G PLC ................................................. 132 Prepayment energy schemes ENER-G PLC ................................................. 130 Pressure and Temperature Controls Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Pressure independent control valves Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Pressure Independent Control Valves Siemens Building Technologies ...................... 289 Pressurisation Equipment Flamco UK Limited ......................................... 159 Proportional Balancing Crane Building Services & Utilities................... 89 Psychrometric Calculations HygroMatik UK ............................................... 188 Psychrometrics JS Humidifiers plc ........................................... 195 Public Speaking APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Pump Selection and Control Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 PV Installation Renewable Resources (Energy Solutions) Ltd . 266

Refrigerants Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316 Refrigeration Data Center University ...................................... 91 elearning training.com ..................................... 114 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Refrigeration System and Fault Analysis Data Center University ...................................... 91 GEA Grenco Ltd .............................................. 167 Reliability of data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Remotely Monitored CCTV Sign to BS 8418 Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 Renewable CHP/CCHP ENER-G PLC ................................................. 128 Renewable Cooling ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Renewable Energy Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Renewable Energy Systems EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Renewable Heat ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Renewable Heat Incentive Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Renewables Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Renewables – Solar PV Romag.............................................................. 272 Reno H.E Boilers Johnson & Starley ............................................ 196 Residential & Non-Residential Ventilation Redring Xpelair Group .................................... 261 Residential Heat Recovery Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Response NDSL Ltd ........................................................ 239 Risk Assessment Data Center University ...................................... 91 Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Risk reduction of data centres Operational Intelligence................................... 243 Roof Water Disposal Kingspan Environmental ................................. 198

Q Quantifying Fire Growth Mid Career College ......................................... 234 R Radiant Heating Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Radiant Heating and Cooling Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Radiator Heating Bentley Systems UK Ltd ................................... 51 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Durapipe UK ................................................... 105 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Stelrad Ltd ....................................................... 301 Zehnder ............................................................ 343 Rainwater Harvesting Kingspan Environmental ................................. 198 Reduce back end commissioning time Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Reducing Carbon Footprint in HVAC Systems Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Hitachi Europe Ltd .......................................... 181 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334

S Safety Valves Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Sanitary Pipework Marley Plumbing & Drainage .......................... 222

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SAP Renewable Resources (Energy Solutions) Ltd . 266 Scalable Cooling Systems for IT Applications Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd 94 Sealed System Equipment – Expansion Vessels Flamco UK Limited ......................................... 159 Security (Closed Circuit TV) APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Security Alarm Systems Cooper Security ................................................. 85 Service And Maintenance Of Mark Heaters Oil And Gas Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Showering Solutions Redring Xpelair Group .................................... 261 Site and Design Considerations Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Site Supervision HVCA Heating and Ventilating Contractors' Association .................................................. 185 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Smoke Control Elta Group Ltd ................................................. 118 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Smoke Ventilation and Control Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Society of Light and Lighting Recognised CPD Provider Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Solar Air Preheat Ventilation Nuaire .............................................................. 241 Solar Installation Renewable Resources (Energy Solutions) Ltd . 266 Solar Technology A O Smith Water Heaters .................................. 32 Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Solar Thermal and DHW Technologies Hoval ............................................................... 183 Solar Thermal Principles Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Solar Thermal System Components Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Solar Thermal Technology and its applications Kingspan Environmental ................................. 199 Solid State Lighting Philips Lighting ............................................... 252 Solutions for Education, Commercial, and Industrial Environments Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd ...................... 192 Sound Insulated Waste Water Systems Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Space Heating Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Zehnder ............................................................ 343

Space Optimisation in HVAC Plantrooms Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Specification and Design of Solar Photovoltaic Systems Rayotec Limited............................................... 259 Specifying Thermostatic Water Controls Gummers ......................................................... 175 Speech Diallers Cooper Security ................................................. 85 Split Systems Panasonic UK .................................................. 248 Sprinkler System Design Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Sprinkler Systems (Domestic) Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Stairwell pressurisation, Natural vent smoke shafts, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Flakt Woods Ltd .............................................. 157 Standardisation BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Standby Generators Shenton Global LLP ........................................ 285 Standby Power Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Cooper Lighting & Safety.................................. 82 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Asco Division) 124 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Steam Absorption Cooling Energy University ............................................ 136 Steam Generators HygroMatik UK ............................................... 188 Steam Systems - Basics Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Steam Systems – Maintenance Spirax Sarco Ltd .............................................. 296 Steam Vapour Absorption Cooling Energy University ............................................ 136 Structural Stability and Fire Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Sub Surface Heating – Cooling Controls Rehau Limited ................................................. 264 Sustainability Building Design and associated topics ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Sustainable Building Design ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Sustainable Building Design and Associated Topics Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 BACnet Interest Group Europe (BIG-EU) ........ 41 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 EarthEnergy Ltd............................................... 108 Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254

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TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Sustainable Building Design and Underfloor Air Conditioning DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Sustainable Buuilding Design and Associated Topics Energy University ............................................ 136 Swimming Pools Menerga Ltd .................................................... 224 System commissionability Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245

Ultraviolet air and object purifiers S & P Coil Products Ltd .................................. 274 Underfloor Air Conditioning APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Underfloor Heating DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Tyco Thermal Controls .................................... 324 Warmafloor (GB) Ltd ...................................... 334 Understanding Underground Thermal Energy Storage Priva Building Intelligence Ltd ........................ 257 Uninterruptable Power Systems APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Capitoline LLP .................................................. 68 CNet Training .................................................. 87 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Datacentience division of Semper Holdings Ltd 94 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Durapipe UK ................................................... 105 Emerson Network Power Ltd (Liebert AC Power Division) ...................................................... 126 Euro-Diesel UK Ltd ......................................... 143 Uninterruptible Power Systems Uninterruptible Power Supplies Ltd ................ 327 Utility Procurement Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309

T Tailor Made Courses Johnson & Starley Ltd ..................................... 196 Technical Munters Ltd ..................................................... 236 Technical Programme Electrical Contractors’ Association ................. 116 Test and Inspection AMTECH Group ............................................... 23 APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 Emergi-Lite Safety Systems ............................. 119 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Thermal Energy Energy University ............................................ 136 Thermal Insulation for Mechanical Services Armacell UK Ltd ............................................. 37 Thermal Mass Storage ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 ThermalBank Systems ICAX Ltd ......................................................... 190 Thermostatic radiator valves Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Thermostatic Water Controls and the Regulatory Environment Gummers ......................................................... 175 Training for Entry in the Low Carbon Consultants Register and as Low Carbon Energy Assessors CIBSE Training and Events ............................... 73 Trigeneration ENER-G PLC ................................................. 127

V Value Engineering in HVAC Systems Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Variable Flow System Design TA Hydronics Ltd ............................................ 305 Variable Speed Drive Fundamentals Lowara UK Ltd ................................................ 213 Variable Speed Pumping Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Variable volume system design Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Variable Volume System Design Incorporation DPCV Crane Building Services & Utilities................... 89 Variable Volume System Design Incorporation PICV Crane Building Services & Utilities................... 89 Ventilation Ability Projects Limited..................................... 11 Biddle Air Systems Ltd...................................... 54 Britannia Kitchen Ventilation Ltd ..................... 58 Caice Acoustic Air Movement Ltd .................... 62 Halton Foodservice Limited ............................ 177 Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd ...................... 192 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Schako Limited ................................................ 283 Swegon Ltd ...................................................... 302 Ventilation in schools Airmaster Applied Solutions Ltd ....................... 18 Ventilation Installer Training (Residential) Nuaire .............................................................. 241

U UK Climate Change Programme DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 ENER-G PLC ................................. 127, 130, 132 Team (Energy Auditing Agency) ..................... 309 UK Climate Change Programme – energy efficiency initiatives ENER-G PLC ................................. 128, 130, 132 Ultra Efficient Chilled Water Plant Control Armstrong Integrated Limited ........................... 39 Ultra Efficient Lighting Trilux Lighting Ltd .......................................... 319 Ultrasonic Flow Metering Micronics Ltd .................................................. 228

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Ventilation Systems Britannia Kitchen Ventilation Ltd ..................... 58 Halton Foodservice Limited ............................ 177 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 VESDA – EN54-20 Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 VESDA Design and Application Awareness Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 VESDA Design and Application Awareness including Gas Detection Xtralis (UK) Ltd .............................................. 341 VRF Systems Cool Designs Ltd ............................................... 80 Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd ................................... 316

Water Heating Solutions Redring Xpelair Group .................................... 261 Water Leak Detection TTK UK .......................................................... 320 Water Services Design Considerations Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Water System Stagnation Reduction Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Water Testing Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd ................ 284 Water Treatment Environmental Treatment Concepts Ltd .......... 140 Lifescience Products Ltd ................................. 205 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Nalco Ltd ......................................................... 238 Sentinel Performance Solutions Ltd ................ 284 Water Useage Cost Savings Oventrop UK Ltd ............................................. 245 Whole Life Cost Savings – Underfloor Air Conditioning APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 34 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Whole Life Costing APC by Schnedier Electric ................................ 35 Data Center University ...................................... 91 DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Wire Suspension Systems for the Installation of Building Services Gripple Ltd ...................................................... 173 Wireless and Batteryless Building Monitoring and Control Enocean Alliance ............................................. 138 Wireless Technology Delta Controls .................................................. 104 Wireless Temperature Sensing Systems Sontay Ltd........................................................ 295 Wiring Regulations (BS7671) DCProfessionalDevelopment ............................. 99 Mid Career College ......................................... 234

W Warm Air Heating Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Johnson & Starley Ltd ..................................... 196 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Warm Air Heating Gas and Water Mark Eire ......................................................... 220 Water Heater Sizing/Application Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Water Heating Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Calor Gas Ltd .................................................... 64 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 MHS Boilers Ltd ............................................. 226 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254 Shorts Industries Ltd ........................................ 287 Water Heating Sizing Andrews Water Heaters ..................................... 26 Baxi-SenerTec UK ........................................... 47 Hamworthy Heating Ltd .................................. 178 Lochinvar Ltd .................................................. 210 Mid Career College ......................................... 234 Potterton Commercial ...................................... 254

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