Mechanical Services (HVAC) FEATURED COURSE


Mechanical services are at the centre of a buildings internal environment and environmental impact. To enable you to take an active part in the design, installation or operation of these services you should both understand the principles and be able to apply the technologies.


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Engineering services in buildings are complex and often account for more than 40% of the capital cost. Increasing demands to conserve energy and improve environmental performance mean that good design, efficient operation and reliable maintenance of services have never been more important.


This course looks at heating and cooling systems, how to use them efficiently, and how they fit within a building.


STANDARD £1215 + VAT | CIBSE MEMBER £1090 + VAT cibse.org/Mechanical-Services IN-HOUSE TRAINING


Training multiple staff at once is the most cost effective way to develop staff for organisations. All CIBSE Training courses can be delivered at your site (minimum six staff) at discounted rates.


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MECHANICAL SERVICES EXPLAINED London


18-20 September 06-08 November 16-18 December


Manchester 02-04 October


OTHER MECHANICAL SERVICES COURSES COURSE


DATE Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems Design of Ductwork Systems Design of Heating and Chilled Water Pipe Systems Designing Water Efficient Hot and Cold Supplies Gas Safety Regulations (Designing for Compliance)


Introduction to Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Practical Controls for HVAC Systems


02 December 26 November 14 October 15 November


11 September 11 November


29 November


01 August 14 October 27 November


Understanding and Application of Psychrometric Charts STANDARD £310 + VAT | CIBSE MEMBER £280 + VAT 14 November


LOCATION London


c Training Programme 2019 2


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