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Gas Safety Week is just around the corner! IGEM's procedure document for unsafe gas situations has recently been updated and is a great way to keep up to date with the latest best practice.

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Keep Yourself Informed With New IGEM Guidance | Logic4training Gas Safety Week is coming soon! This industry-wide annual event, run by Gas Safe Register and supported by IGEM, runs from 12th -18th September

20% off Low Temperature Heating & Hot Water Design!

The course is a must for all plumbing, heating and renewable installers who need to comply with the latest edition of Part L of the Building Regs.

Low Temperature Heating & Hot Water Design is an LCL Awards qualification developed with CiPHE and the Heat Pump Association, covering both design and install of Low Temp systems, such as air source heat pumps.

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Do you need to be MCS registered to certify heat pumps? Technically, yes, but there is the option of joining an MCS Umbrella Scheme, where a manufcaturer or heat pump contractor does this MCS bit for you.

They supply the kit, specify the scheme and certify the works under MCS. You still need heat pump training, but this is a great option for installers just starting out and/or testing the potential market in their area.

Companies offering this include Grant, Viessman, Alto Energy, Kensa Heat Pumps and Natural Energy Solutions. Find out more in our blog:

Do I Need To Be MCS Registered To Install Heat Pumps? Manufacturer & specialised heat pump contractor umbrella schemes provide an alternative approach before committing to MCS accreditation. Learn More