Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)

Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)

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Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)

Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)

Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (Unvented)

Installing unvented hot water systems requires a clear understanding of safety, design and regulatory compliance. This qualification is designed for plumbing and heating engineers who want to install Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems and demonstrate competence in line with Building Regulations and Standards. It supports those looking to join a Competent Person Scheme or notify Building Control before starting work.

 

Who it’s for

This qualification is aimed at plumbing and heating engineers who want to install Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems and demonstrate competence for self-certification or Building Control notification.

 

What you’ll learn

On completion, you will be able to:

Understand the operating principles of vented and unvented systems.

Apply design and installation requirements for domestic hot water storage systems.

Carry out maintenance activities.

Understand compliance with relevant Building Regulations.

 

Assessment

The qualification is assessed by:

A combination of practical assessment and paper-based theory examination.

 

Duration

The programme is delivered over 1 day.

 

Why take this qualification?

Demonstrate competence to install Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems.

Support entry to a Competent Person Scheme.

Understand requirements for notifying Building Control.

 

Entry requirements

You must hold one of the following (or equivalent):

NVQ/SNVQ Level 2 or 3 in Plumbing & Heating or Domestic Heating.

Be working towards one of the above.

Provide evidence of several years’ industry experience.

Certification

The qualification is valid for 5 years.

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