AEME LTD


AEME: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FIRST VENT HYGIENE COMPANY IN THE UK


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EME Ltd was the first ventilation hygiene company of its kind, established in 1992, it has been the mission of AEME and its founder Peter Reid, President of NAADUK, to push the boundaries of excellence in training, product development and guidance for over three decades. The AEME training centre was recommended by BESA as one of the go to centres of excellence for over 10 years. Having trained the London Fire Brigade, Westminster Environmental Health, BRE external assessors and BESA auditors over the years, AEME is a trusted partner of the industry. As highlighted in the last edition of the Heating & Ventilation Review, there is at least one serious fire in a UK commercial kitchen every day, having training centres with the knowledge and pedigree of AEME is vital to the continuation of safe practices across the industry.


Peter Reid, founder of AEME and President of the National Association of Air Duct Specialists, says that ‘’understanding the fundamental challenges facing technicians and engineers on a daily basis is key to the creation of all AEME training courses. ‘’All of our courses are taught by Oxford Cambridge and RSA (CR) NVQ approved instructors and cover every aspect of ductwork and ancillary services. We start with the understanding that knowledge is fundamental for competency, our courses are not box ticking exercises and give


A piece of advice that AEME Manager, Lorrie Phillips, said was ‘something to take to heart for all involved in HVAC and the inclusion in the report was a fantastic moment to showcase the hardwork of the organisation in raising standards’’.


LOOKING TO THE FUTURE


The AEME training centre was the first to get CITB approval as an ATO centre in the UK and all courses are CPD accredited and approved by both CITB NI & NAADUK.


confidence to clients, insurers and fire officers that we are putting safety first. We respect all the students that come through our doors and expect that everyone who passes our course will go out into the field and promote best practice to the best of their ability''.


AEME has been recognized by The Parliamentary Review as an outstanding contributor of best practice with Lord Pickles, Chairman, saying that the ‘’ability to listen and learn from one another has always been vital in parliament, in business and in most aspects of daily life’’.


AEME UPCOMING COURSES: Hands On Ductwork Cleaning Course


CITB NI Registered No. 14208 CPD Certificated No. A016521 NEXT DATES: 26th & 27th September 2023


Fire & Smoke Control Damper Inspection, Testing & Installation Course CITBNI Registered No. 22542 CPD Certificated No. A011143 CITB GET2937 Fire resisting ductwork, fire & smoke dampers This course is eligible for CITB grant payment.


NEXT DATES: 28th & 29th September 2023


AEME is constantly looking to improve its offering and the knowledge of its trainers. AEME is now working with the NAADUK Academy to incorporate the national occupational standards in all courses. Over the past six months the NAADUK academy have been working with the SQA on several courses including 'Heating & Ventilating, Ductwork planning and installation Level 3 GR58 23'.


The future for AEME Ltd is looking as bright as the past as they continue to showcase the best of what the HVAC Indsutry has to offer for the safety of clients and the working conditions of all operatives. AEME Ltd will be represented at the HVR awards in October and look forward to seeing the worthy award winners representing their companies across from across the UK.


To book on any courses or find out more about the courses available:


CONTACT US ON: T: 01404 890088


E: info@aeme.co.uk


NAADUK National UK Training Centre 12a Flightway, Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon EX14 4RD


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