Domus Ventilation,
part of the Polypipe group, has announced a new Continuing Professional
Development (CPD) accredited course on “Residential Ventilation Principles and
Best Practice”.
The CIBSE accredited
course from Domus Ventilation focuses on the importance of ventilation in the
residential new build industry, in line with Part F of the Building
Regulations.
The aim of the short
course is to clearly explain why ventilation is so important, not only for the
health of the occupant but also for the fabric of the building.
Topics covered include
why ventilation is necessary; the types of ventilation available, along with
supporting ductwork and installation practices; and the pertinent regulations /
directives. Participants will come away with an understanding of what
needs to be considered when specifying a ventilation system at the appropriate
project stage.
The new “Residential
Ventilation Principles and Best Practice” CPD accredited course has been
written by Shane Leather, Domus Ventilations’ recently appointed National
Specification Sales Manager. Shane has enjoyed 23 years’ experience
working across the breadth of the HVAC sector, making his knowledge and
expertise invaluable.
Shane’s appointment to
this post and the new CPD course forms part of Domus Ventilation’s well
structured strategy to return to the specification sector following the launch
of a range of high performance mechanical ventilation systems over the past
year. These include the HRXE Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery
(MVHR) range of units and the high energy-efficient CMX Mechanical Extract
Ventilation (MEV) units which boast the best Specific Fan Power (SFP) on the
market. Supporting the re-entry into the specification sector, Domus
Ventilation’s in-house Technical Department is providing free technical and
design services, all products have been uploaded to the BIM library and a new
108 page Specification Guide has been released.
The Domus Ventilation
“Residential Ventilation Principles and Best Practice” CPD course runs between
45-60 minutes, and can be conducted on a customer’s premises or at one of Domus
Ventilation’s two training centres.
