Wales has around 1.4 million residential and up to 100,000 non-residential buildings which need to be retrofitted between now and 2050 to reduce their emissions over the next 26 years.

However, how do we achieve this and how do we ensure we do it well? One answer is, via the ERFIT training programme.

Train the Trainer day with Professor Steve Bertasso, NMITE.

 

CWIC is pleased to introduce the new Passivhaus Trust approved Enhanced Retrofit Fabric Improvement Training (ERFIT) programme.
Our partnership with the Passivhaus Trust is enabling us to deliver the course in Wales for the first time and will take a fabric first approach to retrofit.

What is ERFIT?

This 3 day, fully funded course includes two online training days followed by a practical and assessment day.  The course will cover the following;

  • An introduction to retrofitting and building refurbishment
  • Understanding insulation options and its effective application
  • Thermal bridges and how to avoid them
  • Airtightness and ventilation
  • Windows, doors and draught proofing
  • Renewable energy technologies and their relationship to fabric performance
  • Building physics basics and tools to assess the best performing options
  • Moisture and its impact on building fabric and performance.

 

Funding for this course is provided by:

Airtightness taping

Who is it for?

  • Insulation Installers
  • Refurbishment Site Managers
  • Retrofit Assessors
  • Project Managers
  • Related building professionals
  • Retrofit Co-ordinators
  • HE and FE construction students and apprentices

Course Dates

Details of dates for live, online training and the practical in person day will be published soon.

How to book

If you would like to receive further information about future course dates as well as other ERFIT related learning options please complete your details on this form. 

If you have any questions about this course please contact julie.evans@uwtsd.ac.uk or call 01792 481273.

The Tutors

For further information about the tutors please click on their picture.

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