EnviroVent, one of the
UK’s leading ventilation manufacturers, has obtained approved from RIBA (Royal
Institute of British Architects) for its CPD (Continuous Professional
Development) course: Ventilation Strategies & Best Practice Compliance.
The CPD outlines the
roadmap to Ventilation Compliance and considers the current environmental and
political drivers in ensuring good indoor air quality through efficient
ventilation.
It is delivered by an
EnviroVent ventilation specialist in the form of an hour-long seminar, which
covers the key areas on the subject of ensuring adequate ventilation. This
includes technical theory around the ventilation strategies of Approved
Document F and the minimum requirements of Approved Document L.
The CPD covers the
following topics:
- The health impacts of poor
ventilation and indoor air quality
- Technical theory and
specification – Approved Document Parts F and L and the ventilation
strategies
- The levels of competency
required for installation and key compliance documents
- Best Practice installation,
commissioning and design of ventilation systems
- Long-term aftercare and
maintenance of ventilation systems
The course will now be
included in the RIBA CPD Providers Network, which is a valuable source of
information for architects and other specifiers.
Rebecca McLean,
Marketing and Product Director at EnviroVent, explains: “We are delighted that
our latest ventilation CPD course is now RIBA approved. This very easy- to-
follow CPD is ideal for assisting architects and technicians in providing the
most accurate specification of ventilation products and best practice
installation.”
As EnviroVent’s CPD
course material has been rigorously assessed by RIBA, this means it is now
worth double CPD points to RIBA Chartered Architects and is indexed on ribacpd.com.
EnviroVent’s CPD
courses deliver informative and highly relevant know-how on using the most
effective and energy efficient ventilation solutions to ventilate homes.
All attendees will receive a CPD certificate.
In
addition to offering CPDs, EnviroVent has a dedicated ventilation showroom at
its training centre in Harrogate. The showroom contains working installations
of the various ventilation units, where the ducting and airflows can clearly be
seen. Architects and other visitors are invited to make an appointment and
receive a demonstration of the operation of ventilation products and how these
help to reduce humidity levels and prevent condensation and mould from forming
in a home.
EnviroVent’s
training centre in Harrogate is also approved to deliver NICEIC ventilation
courses.
EnviroVent offers a range of Positive
Input Ventilation (PIV), Mechanical Extract Ventilation (MEV) and Mechanical
Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) solutions to the new build and
refurbishment sectors. Its award-winning products are UK manufactured and can
be installed by its own dedicated team of nationwide
installation engineers, who also provide after-sales support.
To find out more about
EnviroVent’s RIBA-accredited courses, call on 0345 27 27 810, email enquiries@envirovent.com or visit http://www.envirovent.com/
