Type: Part Time
Location: Holme Lacy College
About the course
This course is for plumbing and heating engineers who want to install Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems to enable them to demonstrate their competence so they can join a Competent Persons’ Scheme allowing the self-certification of installations, or to notify the local Building Control Department prior to commencing work.
Why choose us
Upon successful completion you will gain an industry accepted qualification that enables the individual/business to register with a competent person scheme allowing the self-certifying of unvented hot water storage systems installations.
What you could do next
If you meet the entry requirements, please follow the link and apply online or contact the Low Carbon Technology Training Centre to discuss your application.
Popular modules
This course references Approved Document G3, Part L1 and Part P of the Building Regulations (for England and Wales), and consists of the following four modules:
Vented and Unvented systems and their operating principles
Design and installation
Maintenance
Compliance with other Building Regulations
Key facts
Certificates are valid for 5 years
We have spaces available on the following dates
- 13th February 2025
- 20th March 2025
- 8th May 2025
This course is set to take place every month and has minimum and maximum places for each course, please contacts us for future dates.
Need to know more about the qualification? Visit BPECs website.
Assessment methods
Assessments consist of a combination of practical and theory examinations. Candidates must successfully pass all three assessments to gain the BPEC Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems certificate and competency card.
Entry requirements
Trainees must hold a recognised trade qualification, be working towards one or have evidence of a number of Years’ experience in the plumbing or heating industry.
Is your current G3 qualification set to expire, contact us about taking a reassessment.
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