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Energy Efficiency – Part L (BPEC)

  • SLOUGH AND LANGLEY COLLEGE
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Course Overview

This course will be delivered on the following dates:
– Monday 8 June 2026 – Tuesday 9 June 2026 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (2 days)

Direct Booking
If you are enrolling onto a course for yourself, please click the enrol button on the right.

Non-Direct Booking
If you a company booking on behalf of your engineer(s) please click this link to access our booking form https://forms.gle/KPSdPg5fNBq8zSE76

For enquiries/booking about this course, please call us: 01753 793244 or email us: greenskills@windsor-forest.ac.uk

This course has been designed to provide candidates with guidance on how to meet the requirements of the current Approved Document L, Volume 1, when carrying out work in new and existing dwellings. It also provides guidance on how to comply with Part L of Schedule 1 to the Building Regulations and the energy efficiency requirements for dwellings.

Upon successful completion of this course, plumbers, heating installers and gas engineers will be able to self-certificate their work via one of the Competent Persons Schemes (CPS).

The price includes assessment & certification & is VAT exempt.

This course will allow you to build on your theoretical and practical understanding of these regulations, to ensure consumer safety as well as your legal compliance. It has been approved by the Energy Savings Trust and the Heating and Hot Water Information Council.

For enquiries about this course, please call us on 01753 793244 or email greenskills@windsor-forest.ac.uk

Course Code

XRZMGHP6L0

Course Fee
£225.00
Start Time

08:30

End Time

16:30

Entry Requirements

Applicants should be experienced installers of gas, oil, or solid fuel domestic central heating systems.

Course information

– Technical knowledge, some simple calculations for heat loss and radiator sizing
– A trend towards altering the types of system to be installed
– More attention to boiler output – a lower flow temperature
– More controls and the possibility of larger heat emitters
– Increased insulation of pipework
– More evidence and recording of system sizing, which must be done accurately
– Photographing insulation to evidence compliance
– More general system information to be left with the customer

1 day (8:30am – 4:30pm)

The assessment is an open book exam, candidates can attempt to answer the questions by referring to their notes or textbooks. The assessment consists of 37 multiple choice questions 1, including a radiator worksheet to be completed for question 37.