Accredited CPD courses for consulting engineers & designers
Carrier HVAC UK&I CPD courses are delivered only by CIBSE approved presenters, a full list of these presents can be found on CIBSE's CPD Directory via the following link. All our presenters have a wide knowledge base & experience in the HVAC industry to enable them to deliver our range of CIBSE Approved CPDs with a consistent high quality of delivery of the presentation material.
Our CPD material is regularly reviewed to make sure they continue to be engaging, of the latest relevance to the industry subject matter we are presenting and support learning to enable attendees to achieve the highest levels of information retention as possible.
Upon completion of the CPD courses we provide an attendance form that enables us to collect attendees’ details so we can issue them with a CIBSE CPD Certificate for the successful completion of the course and details of the CPD credits (Hours) awarded. We also provide a short feedback form that enables us to collect valuable data regarding the delivery, course content and future CPD courses that may be of interest to the attendees that helps us to continually improve our CPD offering.
Our CIBSE Approved CPD's can be delivered to you at a location to suit you either at one of Carrier HVAC UK&I offices or at your own office locations.
This CPD program is for consultants, installers and end-users wishing to update their knowledge on key technical and legislative topics. The range of CPD will provide attendees from young engineers to experienced engineers with the knowledge and skills regarding HVAC systems that will enable you to design solutions to achieve environmentally sustainable buildings.
This CPD covers the latest updates relating to the F Gas regulations on the phase down of HFC refrigerants. In particular their impact on both manufacturers and installers on how they need to comply with the Directive with regards to use of refrigerants in Chiller systems.
We discuss the use of different refrigerants and look at their impact on the Refrigerant phase down and the development of new low GWP refrigerants. We also review how this impacts the manufacturers of chiller systems and the considerations they need to take into account when developing new products using new low GWP refrigerants. In the final section of this CPD we look at the Eco Design Lot 21 Directive relating to the published energy efficiency of the all chiller equipment, detailing the guidance that all manufacturers need to follow to be able to publish their product energy efficiencies.
- Level: 1
- Credit: 0.5 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- Understanding the impact of refrigerants on the environment
- Be able to consider GWP impact on future projects
- Able to identify the part load metrics that are now part of the EcoDesign Regulations
In this CPD we look at some of the legislation and acronyms that are driving the market for chillers and heat pumps. This CPD provides background information explaining how chiller and heat pump efficiency is derived. The application of different compressors, heat recovery and free cooling is explained and how this can have an impact on energy efficiency.
The F-Gas HFC phase down is also covered explaining GWP's and the market trend.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- Be more familiar with what drives the market
- Relate this to real world applications
- Appreciate how system & product efficiencies are derived
- Recognise opportunities to improve energy efficiency
- Understand the refrigerant landscape
This CPD is a high level look at Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP), during the CPD we investigate the market drivers of why heat pumps used, the different types and how the operation of a heat pump. We give an introduction into the energy efficiencies & metrics of an ASHP and provide some example applications & system configurations of their use.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is an Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP)
- Familiarity of different types of ASHP
- Clear Understanding of application & system configurations of ASHPs
- Operation & energy efficiency of ASHPs
This CPD is a high-level look at Water Source Heat Pumps (WSHP), during the CPD we investigate the market drivers of why heat pumps used, the different types and how the operation of a heat pump. We give an introduction into the energy efficiencies & metrics of an ASHP and provide some example applications & system configurations of their use.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is a Air Source Heat Pump (WSHP)
- Familiarity of different types of WSHP
- Clear Understanding of application & system configurations of WSHPs
- Operation & energy efficiency of WSHPs
This CPD is a high level look at how to apply Air and Water Source Heat Pumps, we briefly recap on the key market drivers for the use of Heat Pumps, along with a description of an Air Source & Water Source Heat Pump and where they are used.
The main part of this CPD explores the different applications and system configurations that can be used for both types of Heat Pumps (ASHP & WSHP) via the use of system schematics.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- Deep understanding of different applications and system configurations of ASHPs & WSHPs
- Different refrigerant types used in HPs
- Generating domestic hot water via HPs
This CPD is a high level look at how to apply Air and Water Source Heat Pumps, we briefly recap on the key market drivers for the use of Heat Pumps, along with a description of an Air Source & Water Source Heat Pump and where they are used.
The main part of this CPD explores the different applications and system configurations that can be used for both types of Heat Pumps (ASHP & WSHP) via the use of system schematics.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- Deep understanding of different applications and system configurations of ASHPs & WSHPs
- Different refrigerant types used in HPs
- Generating domestic hot water via HPs
In this CPD we explore what is an Air Handling Unit (AHU), the key applications where this type of system can be used. We provide an insight into the key advantages of an AHU and also the key components that make up a system along with additional accessories & options that can enhance the operation of a system. The final part of the CPD looks at the impact that a well designed and installed AHU can have on providing a healthy building.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is an AHU
- Key advantages of the use of an AHU
- Key components of an AHU
- How can AHUs support a healthy building
In this CPD we explore what is a Roof Top Unit (RTU), the key applications where this type of system can be used. We provide an insight into the key advantages of an RTU and also the key components that make up a system along with additional accessories & options that can enhance the operation of a system. The final part of the CPD looks at the impact that a well designed and installed AHU can have on providing a healthy building.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is an RTU
- Key advantages of the use of an RTU
- Key components of an RTU
- How can RTUs support a healthy building
In this CPD we explore what are the key legislations that are driving the design and application of Air Handling Units (AHU). The key elements of legislation that we take a deep look into during the CPD are EcoDesign Lot 6, Part L of the Building Regulations and ERP. We also discuss why good filtration helps support Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in a building.
- Level: 3
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is EcoDesign
- What is Lot 6
- What is ERP
- How can good AHU filtration support good IAQ in a building
In this CPD we discuss IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) and the myriad of factors that affect it. We look at recent guidance and how HVAC systems can be key contributors in the improvement of IAQ. In addition the course covers the potential new and existing product innovations to support the quest for cleaner indoor air.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- Contributing factors to poor IAQ
- Effects of poor IAQ
- What we as a sector should be doing
- Filtration and filtration levels
- New and existing innovations that support IAQ
In this CPD we explore what is an Air Handling Unit (AHU), the key applications where this type of system can be used. We provide an insight into the key advantages of an AHU and also the key components that make up a system along with additional accessories & options that can enhance the operation of a system. The final part of the CPD looks at the impact that a well designed and installed AHU can have on providing a healthy building.
- Level: 2
- Credit: 1 hr
- Format: Event & webinar
Key learning outcomes
- What is an AHU
- Key advantages of the use of an AHU
- Key components of an AHU
- How can AHUs support a healthy building
Our CIBSE approved free of charge CPD’s can be delivered to you at a location to suit you either at one of Carrier HVAC UK&I offices or at your own office locations. All our presenters have a wide knowledge base & experiences in the HVAC industry to enable them to delivery our range of CIBSE approved CPDs with a consistent high quality of delivery of the presentation material. Upon completion of the CPD you will be issued a certificate of attendance.