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The certificate is recognised by competent person schemes and is approved for self-certification under ADG (Approved Document G). This means installers of unvented systems can self-certify their work.
This unvented hot water cylinder course is designed for those with plumbing or heating skills and requires certification in the installation, servicing and maintenance of domestic hot water systems. This covers systems up to 500 litres and a 45 kW power input.
£240 for 1 day or £350 for the 2 day option. Note the extra day is for more practical work. Prices are Ex. vat
Assessment is undertaken using a variety of methods, including multiple choice, short written response and an observed practical task.
An unvented hot water course equips you with the qualifications and knowledge to install and repair unvented hot water systems, enabling you to self-certify your work and offer a valuable, in-demand service. Tired of searching for ‘unvented hot water course near me’? Sign up with MGE Training to upskill your knowledge today.
You will be trained and assessed in the following areas:
You will be trained and assessed in the following areas:
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Experienced plumbing and heating engineers looking to upskill should consider registering for the unvented hot water cylinder course. This allows them to complete the installation and maintenance of domestic unvented hot water systems per Building Regulations G3.
Certification allows you to offer a high-demand service to homeowners and property developers. Other benefits include learning about key parts such as vessels, safety valves and pressure relief devices. This helps provide a comprehensive understanding of how unvented systems work, so you would have the necessary knowledge and skill set to safely install them. The certificate also enables you to self-certify your work without requiring a third-party inspection.
Yes, it is obligatory to complete a Hot Water Systems and Safety course to legally complete installations and maintenance. This course ensures you meet the necessary requirements outlined in Building Regulations Part G. Without this certification, you are not permitted to perform installation and maintenance due to the numerous safety risks, including injury and the risk of systems building to a dangerous temperature and causing water damage.
The Hot Water Systems and Safety course takes one to two days to complete, depending on which option you’ve chosen. The two-day course provides an extra day to study at home and garner more technical knowledge before acquiring direct hands-on experience.
With this course, you will receive a certificate in Hot Water Systems and Safety that is recognised by competent persons schemes.
You will be required to renew your Hot Water Systems and Safety qualifications every five years to stay compliant with current regulations and be able to legally work on unvented hot water systems.
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