From £258 + VAT
The Retrofit Standard was created in response to a growing demand for retrofit services in the UK. It ensures that consumers carrying out retrofit upgrades to a residential property receive advice from skilled, regulated professionals, and protects the public interest by upholding high standards in a growing market. The retrofit standard will be effective 31st October 2024.
Join our comprehensive course designed to equip professionals with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in retrofit projects. Our five web classes offer a deep dive into critical aspects, ensuring you're poised for success at every stage.
The sessions will cover essential aspects of retrofit projects, including effective coordination, expert advice provision, detailed assessment and data interpretation, retrofit design installation and project handover, and performance review and project evaluation. These sessions will provide practical insights and strategies to optimize retrofit project success.
Note: this webclass does not qualify you to undertake PAS 2035 work.
Enhance your professional toolkit and elevate your expertise in retrofit projects. Enrol now to gain practical insights and strategies that will propel your career forward.
Grasp the extent of the RICS Retrofit Standard
Explore the stages of a retrofit project from conception, planning and implementation
Explain the basic principles of retrofit and retrofit coordination
Describe the main features of the retrofit service with regard to retrofit inspection
Evaluate a dwelling for condition/occupancy
Identify data from online/desktop sources to input to the retrofit inspection
Determine the optimum choice of retrofit measures and other work
Create robust designs and specifications
Comprehend how to work to appropriate standards and guidance
Determine installation issues to be considered at the design stage
Understand why quality compliance is so important
Evaluate optimum methods to monitor design and specification compliance
Determine the range of testing and monitoring methods
Comprehend how to deal with and manage corrective action
Demonstrate effective completion and handover
Explain the main consequences of poor-quality retrofit
List the main components of energy pathology
Outline the BS40101 principles to inform the post retrofit assessment
Explain the requirements and skills to carry out this work
Speakers
Author of the residential retrofit standard, Russen & Turner
Professor Building Performance, Salford University
Richard holds a PhD in Building Physics and is also a chartered building surveyor. He leads a task group for the development of international standards around energy performance. Richard is the Chairman of the upcoming British Standard for Retrofit Assessment. He is also active the International Energy Agency studying the use of smart meter data to provide energy efficiency data for dwellings. He holds a place on the SAP Scientific Integrity Group at the Building Research Establishment (BRE) which oversees the domestic energy model used in the UK. Richard is also the technical lead for the new Energy House 2 project, a building physics test lab.
Director, Edwards Hart consultants
We can tailor this course to your specific requirements. Whether you choose an off the shelf solution or a bespoke solution, we deliver your training to the highest professional standards.
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Conference
Thu 21 Nov 2024 • 08:30 - 11:00 CEST • OTP HQ, 1138 Budapest, Madarász Viktor utca 12. Entrance from Váci út 135-139.
Networking
Tue 26 Nov 2024 • 10:00 - 15:00 GMT • 2.0 Hours Formal CPD • Beaufort Park Hotel and Conference Centre, Mold, CH7 6RQ
£15
Webinar
• 1.0 Hours Formal CPD • Online
Free
Online Training
• 1.0 Hours Formal CPD • Online
Web Class
• 4.5 Hours Formal CPD • Online
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