Greenwood Airvac can take hands-on ventilation training to installers

06 January, 2014

With the help of a mobile ventilation rig, Greenwood Airvac can now take BPEC-accredited courses to installers’ premises. Designed to provide practical training for domestic ventilation, the rig comprises a fully functional heat-recovery system and semi-rigid ducting. It also has the facility for power testing and balancing as required by BPEC.

The rig gives installers hands-on experience in the installation, inspection, testing and commissioning of ventilation systems. Installers attending the course will be able to provide full certification for sign-off and quality of installation.

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