Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

SE Controls can provide comprehensive approved CPD seminars to educate, inform and help develop your knowledge and understanding of the application and principles of smoke and environmental ventilation systems.

Our experts deliver guidance and best practice advice through a structured approach that keeps you up to date with the latest industry developments and regulations in a proactive manner for effective professional development.

Our CPD seminars can be delivered at your offices for convenience and a completed certificate of attendance is awarded.

Smoke Ventilation for Residential Buildings

This seminar discusses the issues of smoke control systems in residential buildings, focusing on natural smoke ventilation systems, and compliance with current building regulations, design considerations and types of systems available with case studies of applications.

Topics Covered:

• Description of the principles of smoke ventilation systems
• Products and systems available for effective ventilation
• What regulations are in place
• How the regulations impact on the system
• Design considerations
• Application case studies of finished projects

Environmental Ventilation Solutions

This seminar covers the history of natural ventilation in the built environment, explains the advantages and disadvantages of adaptive natural ventilation; the issues and concerns that need to be addressed during the design stage; the control options available and how to ensure the contracting process is as smooth as possible.

Topics Covered:

• The history of natural ventilation in buildings
• What is natural ventilation with advantages and disadvantages
• The Principals of adaptive natural ventilation and the options available
• Why use natural ventilation
• The Control options available
• Design considerations for a smooth project delivery
• Project considerations for an efficient implementation

Automated Window Control

This seminar explains the basis and benefits of window automation and its supporting control technology. It also covers when and where window automation should be used, design, specification and installation guidance and relevant regulations.

Topics Covered:

• Explanation of the basic principles of controlled window automation
• The reasoning and justification of window operation
• How would you automate a window
• What do you need to consider when you want to automate a window
• How do you control it
• The design process – trying to get it right
• What regulations govern window automation

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