HETAS installer competent person self-certification scheme extended
Installers can now self certify a shower or bathroom installation, or the fitting of a wholesome cold water supply.
BiKBBI shares its delay phase contingency plan
With the government moving its strategy to deal with the COVID-19 virus from the initial containment phase to the second of a three-phased plan, The British Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom & Bathroom Installation (BiKBBI) has prepared a contingency plan.
Scalding and burns data shows ongoing risk
Scalding injuries caused by heating appliances, radiators and pipes continue to pose a serious issue for the young and elderly
WRAS clarify the common misconceptions made by installers…
… about notification of proposed work to water companies
Wirquin announces van competition winner
Wirquin has officially announced the results of its installer competition to win a van and £250 worth of branded goods.
Young Apprentice of the Year named
Alex Bilclough rewarded for his terrific results and hard work.
Support for skills “more important than ever”
Scotland’s trade body for plumbing and heating professionals has renewed its call for government support to prioritise funding for apprenticeships.
Skills shortages loom over the industry
Only when we have a world class training system in place will we be able to train a highly skilled workforce at the levels we now require, say CIPHE
WRAS urges rethink on dual flush buttons
Toilet manufacturers are being urged to rethink the design of some dual flush buttons following new research released by WRAS (Water Regulations Approval Scheme)