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Recognition as a low carbon consultant
If your are an experienced building services engineer or energy manager you'll already have a wide array of practical and technological experience. The Low Carbon Consultants scheme operated by the Charter Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) offer excellent benefits to an experienced practitioner.
About Low Carbon Consultants
Clients can be sure that buildings designed and operated by Low Carbon Consultants will meet the requirements of Part L (Conservation of Fuel and Power) and Building Control Officers can be assured that compliance is being signed off by suitably qualified professionals. Members of the Register have undertaken examinations to demonstrate their competence to deliver and maintain buildings which exceed minimum standards of energy efficient design and operation.
LCCs will also provide the energy certification services that will be required under the Energy Performance of Building Directive (EPBD). Register members are required to update and enhance their skills continuously to ensure that they keep up with technological developments and the requirements of the regulations
Benefits of becoming an LCC
The Register is open to building services engineers as well as surveyors, architects, commissioning specialists, building operators and facilities managers. As a professional working within energy and building services both on consultancy or client side, joining the Register will benefit you by:
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Developing and improving your expertise in energy assessments, energy efficient design and operation
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Assisting your career as employers recognize your registered status
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Identifying you as a low carbon professional, vital in this growing industry
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Providing clients and prospective clients with reassurance of ability
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Demonstrating your competence to make calculations in accordance with the Regulations
For more information on becoming a low carbon consultant please Contact us or for more information please review the information at www.cibse.org