Titon offers Ventilation Contractor Training
Titon, one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of whole house ventilation systems, has launched a new BPEC Certified Ventilation Training course. Based at its new purpose-designed Titon Ventilation Centre at Haverhill, the training course is the only one of its kind in the East of England.
Titon strongly advocates attendance on this course by anyone installing and maintaining whole house ventilation systems in order to reduce the need for remedial work, currently a common problem for those contractors new to the technology.
The two day course has been developed with the aim of providing electricians, plumbers, heating engineers and ventilation engineers with the knowledge and skills to correctly install and commission domestic ventilation systems. It is structured to meet the requirements of the Approved Document Part F (Ventilation) of the Building Regulations 2010 and is recognised as a demonstration of competence for Competent Person Schemes (CPS).
The course and handbook covers installation, inspection commissioning and handover of the four common ventilation systems defined in Part F, which includes intermittent fans, passive stacks, mechanical ventilation and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery systems. It will also provide an understanding of all the legal issues surrounding the installation of these systems and guidance on completion and submission of all the appropriate notifications.
For further information or to book on to a course, please contact venttraining@titon.co.uk
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About Titon
Titon is a market leader for domestic ventilation and fittings for windows and doors, with over 30 years experience in supplying countries all over the world. It invests extensively in manufacturing, research, and development facilities, keeping the company at the forefront of new technology and ensuring innovative products at competitive prices.
Titon
International House
Peartree Road
Stanway
Colchester
Essex
CO3 0JL
Tel: 01206 713800
Email: enquiries@titon.co.uk
Web: http://www.titon.co.uk
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