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Training
4 Jul 2022
The heat pump ball is starting to roll, installers must seize the opportunity
On the 29th June, the Climate Change Committee's (CCC) 2022 Monitoring Framework report was published, tracking the Government's progress in meeting carbon reduction targets. The report states that heat pumps are likely to provide the majority of ...
19 May 2021
Industry needs a hybrid workforce
The building services workforce will go through a series of radical changes as the industry repositions itself to keep up with the economic recovery, demand for improved indoor spaces and the need to deliver net zero, says head of marketing at ...
20 Jan 2021
Skills demand will hit us like a train
Efforts to create a more diverse building services workforce must speed up dramatically following the unveiling of the Government’s 10-point plan for a ‘green revolution’, according to BESA’s director of skills and training Helen Yeulet...
9 Nov 2020
Lifetime skills guarantee - a step in the right direction
Bart Maris, vice president of sales & marketing EMEA at RWC, believes the government’s ‘Lifetime Skills Guarantee’ announcement is a positive step forward. He looks at what this means for the plumbing and heating industry, discussing upskilling, ...
9 Sep 2020
Get in training for the Hackitt race
The building engineering sector must start adapting quickly to the safety and quality reforms championed by Dame Judith Hackitt, according to BESA President Neil Brackenridge...
26 Aug 2020
E-learning is time well spent
Shaun Hughes, regional sales manager at Victaulic, discusses why training is a win-win for both the engineer, installer and manufacturer alike, and explores why learning is no longer confined to the physical...
26 Aug 2020
Get CPD fit as Britain builds
Dave Dickson, group specification manager for Conex Bänninger, discusses the benefits of Continual Professional Development (CPD), along with a reminder it can include remote ‘lunch and learns’ as well as attendance at technical webinars...
12 Aug 2020
New training model emerges from COVID crisis
The COVID-19 crisis magnified the existing skills gap in building services, but also created opportunities and accelerated potential solutions including widespread adoption of online learning models...
10 Feb 2020
Industry needs to fill roles to be net zero fit
More young people are being encouraged to take up a career in the heating sector following a new report which estimates 400,000 energy related jobs will need to be filled to create a workforce fit to achieve net zero by 2050....
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