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Course area
Construction
Student type
Courses for 19+ students
Course type
Other course
Course level
Other

Course introduction

This course provides essential training for gas engineers on the energy efficiency requirements outlined in Part L of the Building Regulations. It focuses on the principles and practices that support sustainable heating system design, installation, and maintenance in domestic properties. Completion of this module is a mandatory component for engineers seeking ACS certification and Gas Safe registration.

  • Understanding Part L: Explore the scope and objectives of Part L, including its role in reducing carbon emissions and improving energy performance.
  • Efficient Heating Systems: Learn how to select, install, and commission heating systems that meet energy efficiency standards.
  • Controls & Best Practices: Understand the use of thermostats, programmers, and TRVs to optimise system performance.
  • Regulatory Compliance: Gain knowledge of documentation, notification procedures, and legal responsibilities under Building Regulations.
  • Customer Advice: Learn how to advise homeowners on energy-saving measures and system upgrades.

Course information

8 hours

Installers should be in experienced gas, oil, or solid fuel domestic heating systems.

Assessment is by theory exam.

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