This one-day Part L training event is designed to bring delegates up-to-date with the 2006
changes to the existing Approved Document to Part L of the Building Regulations,
and their effects on the domestic building sector.
Why you should attend
This course will comprehensively cover the implications of the Part L update on the domestic building sector.
By attending this course you will gain an in-depth understanding of the changes, helping you reduce the risk
to your business. Part L of the new Building Regulations will help with the implementation into UK law of the
European Performance of Buildings Directive, as well as playing an important role with the reduction of carbon
emissions of dwellings to help meet Kyoto targets. |
At the end of the training delegates will have understood:
- The background to the new requirements
- The requirements for new domestic buildings
(ADL1A)
- The requirements for existing domestic
buildings (ADL1B)
- SAP 2005
- The future of Part L: DCLG's plans for the
2010 update
Who should attend
- Builders and developers of new homes
- Builders undertaking work on existing homes
- Architects and Architectural Technologists
- Consulting engineers and other design professionals
- Clerks of Works and Site Managers
- Energy professionals working in the new
homes market
- Building Control Officers
Presenter
Peter Rickaby and Ian Orme, of Rickaby Thompson Associates Ltd
Our speakers from Rickaby Thompson Associates Ltd have been closely involved in the Part L consultation process
with DCLG, and have delivered seminars and training on Part L for over 1200 delegates over the last three years.
They have over twenty years' experience as specialist energy and environmental consultants, including extensive work
for DCLG, the Building Research Establishment and the Energy Saving Trust, as well as several hundred projects for
developers, consultants, contractors and housing organisations. The company has made substantial contributions to
the Energy Efficiency Best Practice in Housing programme, in the form of research into techniques for delivering energy efficiency, and the preparation of numerous Good Practice Guides and Case Studies. Rickaby Thompson
Associates Ltd regularly presents courses for the NHER, CIBSE and Rickaby Thompson Associates on energy
issues within buildings.
Dates & booking
Dates TBA.
Cost for NHER members: £140 + VAT
For all other delegates: £190 + VAT
Booking Form (not currently available) 
For driving directions to the NHER's premises in Milton Keynes, click here.
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