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How Do I Become An Eco Scheme Installer

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How Do I Become An Eco Scheme Installer

Many clients want help and advice regarding gaining the training and qualifications recommended by the Eco Scheme installer accreditation PAS 2030.

What is PAS 2030?

The government and the larger energy providers are working towards an objective to ensure all existing properties are energy efficient by 2030. Contracts and funding schemes around the retrofit of energy efficiency measures in buildings are starting to stipulate that installers need to work for PAS 2030 certification.

To achieve this, you need to be certified by a Green Deal accredited certification body as meeting the PAS 2030 standard for the measures you wish to install and abide by the conditions in the Green Deal code of Practice.

How Do I Become An Eco Scheme Installer

What does PAS 2030 cover?

PAS 2030 Certification – Retrofit installation of EEM – Energy Efficiency Installer

Certification for retrofit of dwellings for improved energy efficiency

Assessment, design, and installation within commercial building stock of EEMS

Along with PAS 2035 and PAS 2039, PAS 2030 is the best practice in energy efficiency installation for existing building stock. Installing this standard gives your customers the trust and confidence that the work is to a high standard.

How do I get PAS 2030?

We are working alongside Simply Certification as an approved consultant offering the recognised qualifications you need to have to ensure the competence of all your operatives and installers – https://simplycertification.co.uk/find-a-consultant/

You can check out their website for the FAQs about gaining accreditation and how they can support you.

How can Workforce Skills Support you in the process?

We can offer your installers the Building and Installation NVQs to help you pass the accreditation requirements, listed are a few examples.

L2 NVQ Diploma in Insulation and Building Treatments – External Wall Insulation – Boarder, Cavity Wall Insulation, Cold Roof Insulation, Draught-proofing, Internal Insulation, Insulate Framed Sections of Buildings, External Wall Insulation – Finisher, Warm Roof Insulation and Floor Insulation.

L3 NVQ Diploma in Insulation and Building Treatments – Room in Roof, Park Homes, Hybrid Wall, Insulating Framed Sections of Buildings, External Wall Insulation Boarder, External Wall Insulation Finisher, External Wall Insulation Boarder and Finisher, Internal Insulation (Walls)

Please contact us if you have additional NVQ requirements for accreditations specific to your business needs.

What about warm roof?

This is a question asked by several of our clients and depends on who is providing your accreditation support, so it would have to be checked, but a possibility is the NVQ below and also System Design Cards ( from the supplier of the insulation; there are other options to explore if these are not available), this will be sufficient to support the PAS application.

Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Waterproof Membrane Roofing Systems – Pathway 1: Reinforced Bitumen Membrane Roofing

Can I get funding for these NVQs?

If you are CITB levy registered, there is potential to access funding and grants available to you as a CITB levy registered business; please get in touch with our helpful team; we would be happy to discuss the options available to you.

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