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Training courses provided by
approved companies are now available for those seeking a career and
finding work as a Commercial Energy Assessor. A significant number of new
jobs will be created by the introduction of Commercial EPC's.
Further information about the
schemes and a list of providers can be found at: Commercial
EPC Training.
Further information for those
considering training as Air
Conditioning Energy Assessors.
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A Domestic EPC provider can assist in the provision of
energy inspection services and the issue of certificates for rented
accommodation. A domestic energy assessor cannot issue an EPC for
commercial or public buildings, these can only be issued by approved commercial
energy assessors. Air Conditioning
Energy Assessors will required to inspect equipment within commercial
premises, separate training is required for these purposes.
New Build
homes require Energy Assessment by an authorised energy inspector, refer
to SAP
Energy Assessors for further information
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SBEM Training
Specific training in the use of software and
accreditation for Energy Performance Certificates for the commercial
sector is available from Design
Builder.
This company provides courses for the use of SBEM
software tools for energy assessment of complex buildings.The course
offers accreditation through CIBSE.
Further information regarding providers of training can
be found at: Commercial
EPC Training
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Large, and complex building structures will require assessment through a
principle known as "SBEM" specialised companies undertake this
type of work - refer to SBEM
Energy Assessment for more information.
Further
Reference:
Energy
Ratings
Energy
Assessment Ratings for New Build Property
Energy
Assessment Ratings for Existing Property
Where
can I find a Commercial Energy Assessor?
Training
& Accreditation
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Commercial premises and public buildings, must be inspected by an
authorised SAP Assessor
or SBEM Assessor, energy
calculation for these types of buildings differ from domestic property. Full
SAP or SBEM methodology is used for industrial premises.
Currently,
property landlords will require an energy certificate for properties from
October 2008. Owners can voluntarily provide a certificate up to the
proposed deadline, after this time an energy certificate will be
mandatory. See also landlords and
tenants for more information.
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Commercial
Energy Assessors Energy Performance Certificates EPC Buildings Inspectors DEC Providers- For commercial property inspectors,
buildings inspectors, energy performance certificate DEC (EPC)
providers.
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