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NG IN CONTROL OF EVOLVINGLVING TECHNOLOGY The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) discusses how its training courses can complement
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buildings of today? If so, you’re not alone. Evolving technology has raised the need for further development of engineers working within the heating and ventilating industry in order to act the full potential from smart buildings. Training is critical in enabling a thorough understanding of how best to improve energy efficiency via effective controls in commercial buildings. The BCIA courses can play a role in this by developing building professionals’ strengths and confidence with its new and improved BCM00-BCM06 modules.
A extract the full potential fr While building control and building efficiency via effectiv
management systems are at the heart of the suite of seven modules, a variety of content is covered. Topics include an introduction to
The courses are aimed at those responsible for the design, installation and commissioning of building controls and systems. Each module has a core focus which can help engineers,
technicians and managers apply new skills on site, such as control and ventilation of air conditioning plant and how they can be olled effectiv
gy efficiency y new skills on
controlled effectively for resourceful operation and energy efficiency.
as well as understanding the differ a variety of content is installation and commissioning of
ventilation and air-conditioning, control functions in heating plant, humidity and temperature control, as well as understanding the different ways to analyse hydraulic plant to find out if problems are caused by hydraulics or control. Following successful course completion, engineers should have an advanced lev
ollowing successful cour e an advanced level of
knowledge of suitable control concepts and the structure and modes of operation of the most common control functions used in ventilation and air conditioning plants.
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ecent advances in technology and be of benefit to those working in the HVAC industry re rapid advancements in technology gy efficiency in the modern
apid advancements in technology
leaving you in a quandary of how best to tackle energy efficiency in the modern
However, it is still crucial for engineers to be able to understand the capabilities of different types of buildings because each is unique and has its own set of client requirements which will vary substantiallvary substantially depending on the demands of the building.
r, it is still crucial for engineer apabilities of differ
ements which will
By having access to the right level of training, engineers will gain full understanding of building controls, their importance, and the ability to apply them to gain their full potential within a This will ensur
s will gain full under
y them to gain their full potential within a building. This will ensure that the industry is equipped with highly qualified engineers who have the relevant skills and expertise needed to achieve energy savings and ultimately sustainable buildings.
elevant skills and e
With the goal posts constantly changing in regard to the need for high performing buildings, the building controls industry needs to continuallcontinually evolve alongside technology. Training is key to this ongoing evolution and this includes teaching the basics – therefore, a strong investment and commitment to training is pivotal to increasing knowledge and achieving energy efficient buildings.
gy efficient buildings.
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