One in five building service engineers unfamiliar with overheating regulations
New research has revealed that 20% of building service engineers are unfamiliar with the UK Building Regulations’ Approved Document O
Intergas offers solution amid flue review
Intergas has commented on an amendment to Building Regulations making plastic boiler flues non-compliant in high-rise buildings
Managing health risks within the plumbing industry
To mark World Plumbers Day this week, CE Safety, the health and safety training provider, highlighted the most common health risks for those in the plumbing sector and offer prevention advice.
Homeowners warned about dangers of ‘energy theft’
More needs to be done to crack down on dangerous tamper tutorials.
APHC advises on return of plumbers to people’s homes
The Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors (APHC) has participated in an online conference with the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) in order to provide direct feedback on the effects of COVID-19 on the plumbing and heating sector.
CIPHE renews calls for compulsory thermostatic mixing valves
The Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering (CIPHE) has renewed calls for the government to change its legislation surrounding thermostatic mixing valves on the back of latest admissions data
Develop launches F-Gas training course
Develop Training has re-launched its F-Gas (Category 1) course
Majority of homeowners report mould and damp problems
According to a new survey of over 2,000 UK homeowners, 55% of homeowners have experienced serious problems with indoor air quality (IAQ) and poor...
Uswitch releases latest Mouldy Nation Report
Uswitch has produced its latest Mouldy Nation Report, which explored the prevalence of mould across local authorities
A majority of UK social landlords have mould problems
New research has revealed that 99.2% of UK social landlords have mould problems in their housing stock