Under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), buildings now require an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) upon construction, sale or rental and public buildings require a Display Energy Certificate (DEC). An energy assessor carries out the survey of the building and performs the calculations required to produce the certificate and accompanying Advisory Report (AR) for lodgement on the government database Landmark. All energy assessments must be carried out by a fully qualified assessor who is registered with an approved accreditation body.
How do I become an energy assessor with Stroma?
You train with us to National Occupational Standards (NOS). Once qualified, you simply join our corresponding accreditation scheme and begin conducting energy assessments.
We offer flexible training and accreditation membership packages for all strands of energy assessment:
All fees are exclusive of VAT
Simple, straightforward application process
Highly competitive fees
Provision of pre-course material free of charge
Courses held at locations throughout the UK and Northern Ireland
Private courses held at your chosen location (groups of 5 or more)
Many courses which can be completed in just three days
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Energy assessment forms part of the drive to improve energy efficiency in the built environment. Only by assessing the energy performance of our buildings can we understand their true impact - both financially and environmentally - and identify potential improvements.
Find out more about becoming an energy assessor by calling
0845 621 11 11 now or emailing
info@stroma.com.
