Bpec Above Ground Drainage Course (York)

• 1 day Bpec Above Ground Drainage Course
• Aimed at existing plumbers and heating engineers
• Bpec accredited course
• Covers the design and installation of above ground drainage systems
• Small class sizes
• Experienced tutors
• Self Study prior to course essential - manual provided
• Full payment required on booking

This 1 day Bpec Above Ground Drainage course provides plumbers and heating engineers with a Bpec accredited qualification to design and install above ground sanitary pipework systems in domestic properties.

Aimed at current plumbers and heating engineers, the course covers the following modules:

• Legislation and key installation requirements of above ground sanitation systems
• Types of above ground sanitation pipework system and key system design features
• Using self sealing valves as an alternative to traps
• Specialist appliances (macerator WCs & sink waste disposal units)
• Commissioning above ground sanitary pipework systems
• Rainwater system design and installation

A course manual is provided for self-study prior to attending the course.  The assessment consists of an open-book examination, and you are notified of your results prior to leaving the training centre.

Please see the Theory Overview tab for further information on this Bpec Above Ground Drainage course.

Bpec Above Ground Drainage Theory Overview:

This Bpec Above Ground Drainage course covers the following modules:

• Legislation and key installation requirements of above ground sanitation systems
• Types of above ground sanitary pipework system and key system design features
• Using self sealing valves as an alternative to traps
• Specialist appliances (macerator WCs & sink waste disposal units)
• Commissioning above ground sanitary pipework systems
• Rainwater system design and installaion

As the manual for this course is issued in advance for self-study, this gives candidates the opportunity to note down any aspects that they wish to be clarified during the course.

Please see the Frequently Asked Questions tab for further information on this Bpec Above Ground Drainage course.

Bpec Above Ground Drainage Course Practical Overview:

A demonstration of an Above Ground Drainage system is carried out, however, this course is theory-based only.

Please see the Frequently Asked Questions tab for further information on this Bpec Above Ground Drainage course.

Bpec Above Ground Drainage Course FAQs:

Key course facts:

Course times: 9am until 4.30pm with 1 hour for lunch
Course duration: 1 day
Payment: Full payment is required on booking
Assessment method: Open book multiple choice paper
Valid for: 5 years

Q - Who is the course aimed at?

A - This course is aimed at existing plumbers and heating engineers and provides a Bpec accredited qualification to design and install above ground sanitary pipework systems in domestic properties

Q - What are the assessment procedures for this Bpec Above Ground Drainage course?

A - There is one open book multiple choice examination.

Q - What happens if I fail the course?

A - Like most PPL courses, if you fail the Above Ground Drainage course examination you will be offered a re-sit free of charge.

Q - How do I get more information about the Bpec Above Ground Drainage course?

A - Call us on 0845 2600 966 or request a brochure pack

Q- How do I book a place on the Bpec Above Ground Drainage course?

A - Book online for your chosen date or call us on 0845 2600 966.

Q- Where do people come from to take Bpec Part L Energy Efficiency course?

A - We train people from all over the UK for the Bpec Above Ground Drainage course; York, North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire Humberside, Newcastle, Durham, London, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Devon, Bristol, East Anglia, North West, Yorkshire, North East, South East, South West, Derbyshire; they come from national plumbing and heating companies, self-employed plumbers, builders, gas engineers and renewable energy engineers.

For more general frequently asked questions please see our main FAQ page.