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Part G Building Regulations Training Courses 2010-11 For enquiries about Part G Regulations Training Courses please contact Martine Gibbons Tel: +44 (0) 1793 865056 Email: [email protected] For further details and information on WRc and its services visit our website www.wrcplc.co.uk. © WRc plc 2010 WRc have developed two training courses covering The modular nature of the courses means that topics can various elements of Part G (sanitation, hot water be covered on a 'mix and match' basis to provide the most safety and water efficiency) of the Building relevant content for the client's needs. On bespoke Regulations. courses, materials can include examples based on the client's own data if desired. These courses are designed to provide a clear understanding of Part G and how the regulations can be This brochure is divided into two sections. We are pleased used and applied. We have a long history of providing to offer two fixed course options (C1 and C2) at a fixed rate specialist training to water companies, building control of £995 (ex. VAT) for each 4 hour course for up to 15 bodies, manufacturers, plumbers, architects and other participants. This rate includes one trainer for the day to organisations in the construction industry. Our philosophy cover Part G topics, travel and course materials. is that training should be interactive and practical. Therefore, wherever possible we place a strong emphasis on using real-life examples and complementing theoretical tutorial sessions with practical exercises. Courses can be run either at WRc's premises in Swindon, at client offices or any other location that suits. Courses are typically run in groups of 6 - 15 to facilitate an informal and relaxed training style. During our courses we encourage participants to raise issues of concern with us and welcome the opportunity to answer questions during breaks and at mealtimes. If you want to focus on a particular section of Part G, WRc If you would like a bespoke course based upon the can (on request) provide a bespoke course based upon a selection of detailed modules in the second section of the range of six specific individual modules. Course content, brochure please contact us for more information, we will be pace, timing and duration are flexible and can be adapted happy to discuss your requirements in more detail. The according to your needs. They can be pitched to meet the price for a bespoke course will depend upon the number of needs of a range of audiences, from broad primers for expert trainers required to cover the material in the depth inexperienced staff to detailed technical training for more that you require. experienced staff. 1

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Part G Building Regulations Training Courses 2010-11

For enquiries about Part G Regulations Training Courses please contact Martine GibbonsTel: +44 (0) 1793 865056 Email: [email protected]

For further details and information on WRc and its services visit our website www.wrcplc.co.uk.© WRc plc 2010

WRc have developed two training courses covering The modular nature of the courses means that topics can

various elements of Part G (sanitation, hot water be covered on a 'mix and match' basis to provide the most

safety and water efficiency) of the Building relevant content for the client's needs. On bespoke

Regulations. courses, materials can include examples based on the

client's own data if desired.

These courses are designed to provide a clear

understanding of Part G and how the regulations can be This brochure is divided into two sections. We are pleased

used and applied. We have a long history of providing to offer two fixed course options (C1 and C2) at a fixed rate

specialist training to water companies, building control of £995 (ex. VAT) for each 4 hour course for up to 15

bodies, manufacturers, plumbers, architects and other participants. This rate includes one trainer for the day to

organisations in the construction industry. Our philosophy cover Part G topics, travel and course materials.

is that training should be interactive and practical.

Therefore, wherever possible we place a strong emphasis

on using real-life examples and complementing theoretical

tutorial sessions with practical exercises.

Courses can be run either at WRc's premises in Swindon,

at client offices or any other location that suits. Courses are

typically run in groups of 6 - 15 to facilitate an informal and

relaxed training style. During our courses we encourage

participants to raise issues of concern with us and

welcome the opportunity to answer questions during

breaks and at mealtimes.

If you want to focus on a particular section of Part G, WRc If you would like a bespoke course based upon the can (on request) provide a bespoke course based upon a selection of detailed modules in the second section of the range of six specific individual modules. Course content, brochure please contact us for more information, we will be pace, timing and duration are flexible and can be adapted happy to discuss your requirements in more detail. The according to your needs. They can be pitched to meet the price for a bespoke course will depend upon the number of needs of a range of audiences, from broad primers for expert trainers required to cover the material in the depth inexperienced staff to detailed technical training for more that you require.experienced staff.

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© WRc plc 2010

For enquiries about Part G Regulations Training Courses please contact Martine GibbonsTel: +44 (0) 1793 865056 Email: [email protected]

For further details and information on WRc and its services visit our website www.wrcplc.co.uk.

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• Water efficiency and an introduction to the Water Fixed Course Options Efficiency Calculator for New Dwellings

• Hot water supply systems and safetyC1. Introduction to Part G of the Building Regulations

• Cold water supply.

Overview:

Length: 4 hoursUnderstanding the Approved Document G (Sanitation, hot

water safety and water efficiency) can be a daunting task

for new staff. This foundation course is an essential guide

to the content, structure and recent changes to Part G of

the Building Regulations.

Audience:

This course is aimed at representatives from building

control, building design, product manufacturers and those

involved in the installation of hot or cold water systems in

buildings. It can be attended by those who are new to Part

G, or who want a refresher on its content and recent

changes.

Syllabus:“Attendees have really learnt something about how the

regulations will affect their companies and businesses, • The history of Part G and its evolution to the currentwhich they admit wouldn't have been the case if they were structure and how it has changedsimply reading through the Part G document” - John Tebbit

• Responsibilities of Compliance (Industry Affairs Director for the Construction Products

Association) on a previous workshop.• Legal changes to the regulations

© WRc plc 2010

For enquiries about Part G Regulations Training Courses please contact Martine GibbonsTel: +44 (0) 1793 865056 Email: [email protected]

For further details and information on WRc and its services visit our website www.wrcplc.co.uk.

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• Water Efficiency and Part GFixed Course Options

• The role of Regulation 17K

C2. Part G and the Water Calculator• Detailed explanation and worked examples of how to

use the Water Efficiency Calculator for New Dwellings.

Overview:

Length: 4 hoursThis course provides a practical understanding of the

Approved Document G and the Water Calculator. The

course will provide an overview of the changes to Part G

but will focus on water efficiency. Detailed explanations of

how to use the Water Efficiency Calculator will be covered

along with worked examples to show how the calculator

can be used to its full potential.

Audience:

This course is particularly aimed at representatives from

building control, building design, product manufacturers

and those involved in the installation of hot or cold water

systems in buildings, or any other parties who have a

particular interest in using the water calculator.

Syllabus:One delegate of a previous workshop commented that it

was “An excellent and worthwhile session bringing a great • The history of Part G and its evolution to the currentdeal of clarity”.structure and how it has changed

© WRc plc 2010

For enquiries about Part G Regulations Training Courses please contact Martine GibbonsTel: +44 (0) 1793 865056 Email: [email protected]

For further details and information on WRc and its services visit our website www.wrcplc.co.uk.

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Module 4 - Hot Water SafetyIndividual module options for a

bespoke course Syllabus: • The history behind its introduction • The

justification of inclusion • The new requirement and

interpretation • Options for compliance. Module 1 - Introduction to Part G

Length: 45 minutesSyllabus: • Overview to Part G - history and evolution • The

new Regulations and guidance • The revised structure of Module 4 - Responsibilities for complianceApproved Document G • The use of 3rd party documents

to support the Approved Document G • Links with other Syllabus: • What has to be complied with • Who is

legislation.responsible • How to demonstrate compliance •

Notification requirements.Length: 1 hour

Length: 45 minutes

Module 2 - Cold Water Supply, WCs, bathrooms andkitchens

Module 5 - Overview of G2 Water Efficiency

Syllabus: • Why the sections are included • How the Syllabus: • Brief history to its introduction • Legal changes •

requirements can be met • Interaction with Water Supply What do the changes mean in practice • The Water

(Water Fittings) Regulations and Private Water Supplies Calculator for New Dwellings • Grey water and Rainwater •

Regulations • Third party guidance to refer to • Clarification Notification Requirements.

on required separation of sanitary conveniences and food

preparation areas. Length: 1 hour

Length: 1 hour

Module 6 - The Water Calculator Methodology

Module 3 - Overview of G3 Hot Water Supply Syllabus: • History of the calculator and the evidence Systems behind the values • Understanding occupancy influences •

Step by step worked examples (hands on) • How to deal Syllabus: • The new elements now included • Examples of

with water softeners, grey water reuse and rainwater good and bad practice • Notification and installation

harvesting • Where to find data to populate the calculator.requirements • Brief introduction to the new hot water

safety requirements. Length: 1.5 hours

Length: 1 hour