ESTATE GRAPHICS
Unit 4, LA2 9RA
Lancaster, Lancashire
Business profile
The following links detail the Secretary of State's minimum requirements for Energy Assessors in respect of non-dwellings. The primary aim is to inform Energy Assessors about the professional approach and standards they need to adopt in order to become accredited and maintain their accreditation for the production of Energy Performance Certificates and accompanying Recommendation Reports. As of October this year all buildings constructed, sold or rented out will be required to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), which will need to be completed by an accredited Energy AssessorThis course is ideal for qualified Domestic Energy Assessors and Home Inspectors. The aim of the course is to give HIs and DEAs the opportunity to update their knowledge and understanding of the current RDSAP conventions and discuss any unusual issues they may have come across when carrying out an assessment. The course is delivered by a qualified and experienced training team through the use of both classroom based teaching and a site visits to one of our practice properties.