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The EAS document sets out the competence criteria contractors/businesses must be assessed on to be registered with a Certification or Registration Body. Or in other words, it is the industry agreed standard Certification Bodies, such as NICEIC and ELECSA, must follow when undertaking assessments. This podcast covers the key points with this EAS update.

What, When, Why? An introduction to the new Electrotechnical Specification Assessment (EAS) update.

Your Low Carbon Fix: the bite-size way to keep up to date on what’s new in green technologies.

The Government has announced that a £10 million pot of money will be made available to allow the building services industry to get to grips with Modern Methods of Construction. As Paul Collins, NICEIC and ELECSA Technical Services Manager, explains this new way of working will open the door to the growth in the use of low carbon technologies. 

Duration: 3.43

The EAS document sets out the competence criteria contractors/businesses must be assessed on to be registered with a Certification or Registration Body. Or in other words, it is the industry agreed standard Certification Bodies, such as NICEIC and ELECSA, must follow when undertaking assessments. This podcast covers the key points with this EAS update.

This episode highlights the latest changes to Electrotechnical assessments with continued professional development (CPD).

This episode discusses the latest changes to the Electrotechnical assessment process.

What, When, Why? An introduction to the new Electrotechnical Specification Assessment (EAS) update.

The EAS document sets out the competence criteria contractors/businesses must be assessed on to be registered with a Certification or Registration Body. Or in other words, it is the industry agreed standard Certification Bodies, such as NICEIC and ELECSA, must follow when undertaking assessments. This podcast covers the key points with this EAS update.

Your Low Carbon Fix: the bite-size way to keep up to date on what’s new in green technologies.

The Green Homes Grant Scheme closed on Wednesday, March 31. The Government gave only four days’ notice of its intention to shut down the scheme aimed at helping to establish a more energy-efficient housing stock nationwide. Dani Putney, Certsure Certification and Accreditation Manager, explains who the winners and losers are as a result of the decision.

Duration: 5.42

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Your Low Carbon Fix: the bite-size way to keep up to date on what’s new in green technologies.

The Government wants installers to be at the forefront of creating a low carbon future. Martin Haley, Lead External Verifier from NICEIC Certification, explains how they fit in with the Government’s plans.

Duration: 4.12