Expanding BEMS industry knowledge through leading technical training courses

Keen to expand the knowledge of professionals in the building controls and automation industry, the Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is providing seven comprehensive technical training courses – all led by the sector’s most experienced trainers.  

All provided online or in-person for easy access, the BCIA technical training courses aim to educate both those already involved in building controls and those outside the Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) sector.

In fact, whether attendees are installation engineers, managers, or designers, the training courses are the industry standard for those in the BEMS industry.

Ranging from a five-day course that provides an overview of the safety requirements in carrying out BEMS electrical installations through to a three-day course focusing on the importance of using BEMS to enhance energy efficiency, the BCIA technical training courses offer all participants the chance to learn from some of the sector’s most knowledgeable and experienced trainers.

Our full list of training courses is as follows:

·       BCM08 – BEMS Installation Five-Day Course

·       BCM10 – Fault Diagnostics and Correction Two-Day Course

·       BCM11 – Energy Efficiency Through BEMS Three-Day Course

·       BCM12 – BEMS Control Principles Two-Day Course

·       BCM13 – BEMS Testing, Inspection and Certification Two-Day Course

·       BCM14 – BEMS Commissioning Principles and Practices Five-Day Course

·       BCM15 – BEMS Field Devices Three-Day Course

Training dates, beginning in March and running until May, have now been released, with course availability and locations available via the website, so visit www.bcia.co.uk/training for more information.

The BCIA’s industry-recognised training and development courses are always in high demand, so it’s best to book early to avoid disappointment. Please email training@bcia.co.uk to confirm places on any of the seven courses today.

BCIA training is open to member companies, as well as non-member companies, with savings available on the published rates for members.