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24 CPD FOCUS INTRODUCTION TO THE LRWA KNOWLEDGE SHARING HOLE TRUTH ABOUT VENTILATION


UNDERSTANDING UK BUILDING REGULATIONS RELATING TO RESIDENTIAL VENTILATION


The LRWA announces the lauch of its RIBA approved CPD presentation, exclusively available online for specifiers, architects, and surveyors; allowing time conscious professionals the opportunity to gain CPD points without having to set aside a specific time during the working day to go out and attend a seminar. Specifiers who complete the CPD will also be able to understand the technical and financial benefits of specifying liquid applied roofing and waterproofing systems, as well as learning about the product and installation standards that have been set within the industry to ensure optimum performance is achieved. 0207 448 3859 www.lrwa.org.uk


LIVE LIFE OUTSIDE: RESIN MINERAL BOARD OUTDOOR FLOORING, DESIGN AND INSTALLATION


CRL is delighted to announce that it has now been approved by the CPD Certification Service as an accredited CPD provider. As a result, the structural defects insur- ance specialist, is delivering a series of workshops and training sessions for the construction industry from the end of September. Topics include: refur- bishment and conversion training, approved inspectors warranty inspection training and sessions on how builders and developers can use social media to generate business. Please visit the CRL website for further information on all CPD training, venues and costs.


0800 772 3200 www.c-r-l.com


FACADES AND FIRE SAFETY: ROUTES TO COMPLIANCE


Engineers have to take into account a dizzying array of factors when deciding what ventilation design to select within a building. These include: energy efficiency, indoor air quality, the presence and type of contami- nants and the impact of potential noise pollution. All this in tandem with an airtight building envelope means there is a lot more to specifying ventilation louvres than simply working out aerodynamic performance and keeping out the rain. That’s why Ruskin Air Management offer a CIBSE accredited seminar aimed at outlining the process of selection and siting of louvres. 01746 761921 www.ruskinuk.co.uk


TWO NEW RIBA ASSESSED CPD SEMINARS FROM COMAR


This CPD from Airflow Developments, discusses the reasons why we need to improve indoor air quality in residential buildings and the Building Regulations that need to be adhered to for delivery of an effective, compliant ventilation strategy. The course will cover the following topics: • Building Regulations and how they apply to the specification of a ventilation system


•Understanding Compliance Guides and their place in the specification process


•Good, better, best – From a simple extractor fan How Mechanical Ventilation with heat recovery can provide the complete ventilation solution


•A system is only as good as the ducting installation – The do’s and don’ts of installing a system


Millboard has launched their first RIBA Assessed CPD seminar. The seminar will help architects understand the requirements and priorities for outside flooring, regulations for outside flooring areas, properties of resin mineral boards, identify potential applica- tions, design considerations for specific areas and best practice. This CPD seminar has been designed to educate architects about resin mineral board for outdoor flooring, the options available and the ways in which they can be customised to the specific design needs of the client and blend in with building design. 02476 439943 www.millboard.co.uk


Kingspan Insulation are thrilled to announce the launch of their latest RIBA-certified CPD ‘Facades and Fire Safety: Routes to Compliance’. The CPD discusses rainscreen and masonry facades in habitable high rise buildings of 18m or above, and how to comply with the fire safety requirements of the Building Regulations and Standards. By the end of the CPD, it should be clear what is deemed acceptable by Fire Safety Engineers, BCBs. The presentation also covers legislation and guidance in England, Wales and Scotland. 01544 387 384 www.kingspaninsulation.co.uk


In two RIBA assessed seminars, Comar outlines: ‘Stand & Deliver: a Study of curtain Walling’ – the design of curtain walling, it's properties and how it is used by specifiers. This seminar aims to offer an understanding of the points of Hll in the NBS speci- fication system, and how best to make use of it. ‘Designing func- tions & reliability into entrances’ – the issues that influence the function of main entrance design and technology. This seminar aims to offer an understanding of how user expectation influences door design and links this with hardware selection, entrance configuration and floor finishes. 020 685 9685 www.comar-alu.co.uk


•Sign off by Building Control is mandatory – How to comply Advise clients on the aspects of a poor indoor environment that can effect occupant health and degrade the fabric of a building. Explain the principle of operation of a Mechanical Ventilation with heat recovery system and where it will provide the most suitable ventilation solution.Fully under- stand that proper attention must be paid to the correct installation of ducting and the consequences in energy loss and fan performance when it is not. An overview of how to commission a fan system so that ‘Installed Performance’ standards are met and Building Control will sign off the project. 01494 525252 www.airflow.com


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