The PAS 2035 Retrofit Coordinator course is designed for professionals who want to take responsibility for coordinating domestic retrofit projects in accordance with the PAS 2035 framework. The programme develops the technical knowledge, project management skills and understanding of whole-house retrofit required to oversee energy-efficiency improvements from initial assessment through to completion and evaluation.
Throughout the programme, delegates will develop an understanding of the principles of domestic retrofit, building physics, energy efficiency, moisture management, ventilation and traditional construction. Training explores the PAS 2035 process and the responsibilities of the Retrofit Coordinator when managing the assessment, design, installation, commissioning and handover stages of a retrofit project.
A key focus of the course is the whole-dwelling approach to retrofit. Rather than considering individual measures in isolation, delegates will learn how different improvements interact with the building, its services and occupants. This includes identifying technical risks, preventing unintended consequences and ensuring that appropriate ventilation, moisture and building-fabric considerations are incorporated into retrofit designs.
Delegates will also develop the skills required to manage retrofit professionals and documentation, review assessments and designs, develop appropriate improvement strategies, manage project risks and maintain quality throughout the retrofit process.
Successful completion provides a pathway towards working as a Retrofit Coordinator on projects delivered in accordance with PAS 2035, subject to the applicable qualification, competency and scheme requirements.
✓ Develop the skills required to coordinate PAS 2035 domestic retrofit projects
✓ Understand the complete retrofit process from assessment through to evaluation
✓ Learn how to manage technical risks and prevent unintended consequences
✓ Develop specialist knowledge of whole-house energy-efficiency improvement
✓ Progress into a key professional role within the expanding UK retrofit sector
Career Benefits
The UK’s drive to improve the energy efficiency of existing homes has created significant demand for professionals capable of managing high-quality retrofit projects. The Retrofit Coordinator performs a central role within the PAS 2035 process, providing oversight and coordination throughout the project lifecycle.
Achieving an appropriate Retrofit Coordinator qualification can provide opportunities across social housing, local authorities, energy-efficiency schemes, retrofit contractors, consultancies and property organisations. Existing construction and built-environment professionals can also use the qualification to expand their services into the growing domestic retrofit sector.
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The PAS 2035 Retrofit Coordinator course is designed for professionals who want to take responsibility for coordinating domestic retrofit projects in accordance with the PAS 2035 framework. The programme develops the technical knowledge, project management skills and understanding of whole-house retrofit required to oversee energy-efficiency improvements from initial assessment through to completion and evaluation.
Throughout the programme, delegates will develop an understanding of the principles of domestic retrofit, building physics, energy efficiency, moisture management, ventilation and traditional construction. Training explores the PAS 2035 process and the responsibilities of the Retrofit Coordinator when managing the assessment, design, installation, commissioning and handover stages of a retrofit project.
A key focus of the course is the whole-dwelling approach to retrofit. Rather than considering individual measures in isolation, delegates will learn how different improvements interact with the building, its services and occupants. This includes identifying technical risks, preventing unintended consequences and ensuring that appropriate ventilation, moisture and building-fabric considerations are incorporated into retrofit designs.
Delegates will also develop the skills required to manage retrofit professionals and documentation, review assessments and designs, develop appropriate improvement strategies, manage project risks and maintain quality throughout the retrofit process.
Successful completion provides a pathway towards working as a Retrofit Coordinator on projects delivered in accordance with PAS 2035, subject to the applicable qualification, competency and scheme requirements.
✓ Develop the skills required to coordinate PAS 2035 domestic retrofit projects
✓ Understand the complete retrofit process from assessment through to evaluation
✓ Learn how to manage technical risks and prevent unintended consequences
✓ Develop specialist knowledge of whole-house energy-efficiency improvement
✓ Progress into a key professional role within the expanding UK retrofit sector
Career Benefits
The UK’s drive to improve the energy efficiency of existing homes has created significant demand for professionals capable of managing high-quality retrofit projects. The Retrofit Coordinator performs a central role within the PAS 2035 process, providing oversight and coordination throughout the project lifecycle.
Achieving an appropriate Retrofit Coordinator qualification can provide opportunities across social housing, local authorities, energy-efficiency schemes, retrofit contractors, consultancies and property organisations. Existing construction and built-environment professionals can also use the qualification to expand their services into the growing domestic retrofit sector.
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