CIBSE Journal November 2009

Essential courses
for Building Services Engineers
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the Building Services industry. Upcoming 2009 highlights include:
Building Regulations Metering Strategies for
Part G (2009) Explained Existing Buildings
Training Course | 24 Nov | London Conference | 24 Nov | London
This course Zill include ZorNed e[amples of Metering and sub-metering of energy use and
calculations, practical applications and eTuipment operation is critical to optimising
information about related emerging energy, and overall building operations. This
technologies. conference aims to help you create a metering
strategy for your building.
Mechanical Services
Explained
Electrical Services
Training Course | 25 – 27 Nov | Leeds
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Training Course | 25 – 27 Nov | Loughborough
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introduction to building engineering systems
This three day course Zill give grounding and
from Zater supply, plumbing and drainage,
a better appreciation of design, installation and
heating and ventilation and air conditioning.
maintenance of electrical systems.
Running Projects Fans in the 21st Century,
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Training Course | 2 Dec | London Training Course | 14 Dec | London
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For a full listing of events, more information and to book online visit
www.cibsetraining.co.uk
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