Our training equips you with the expertise to conduct thorough property assessments aligning with PAS 2035 standards, guiding decisions for energy-efficient upgrades. From quaint cottages to contemporary townhouses, your expertise will be sought after, making a tangible impact on carbon footprints and energy bills!
Join us in the vital mission to combat climate change and make a difference to people’s homes, while advancing your career prospects!
Retrofit Assessors visit properties and carry out full property surveys. These surveys and their outputs are necessary to inform the decisions made by the Retrofit Coordinator or Retrofit Designer, about which energy efficiency measures should be installed in the property.
Picture yourself as the go-to expert for energy optimisation in residential properties. Through our comprehensive training, you’ll learn everything from building systems and requirements to conducting thorough assessments that pinpoint areas for energy-saving improvements in line with the PAS 2035 standard, and we’ll support you every step of the way.
From cosy cottages to modern townhouses, your skills will be in high demand. But it’s not just about the paycheck; it’s about making a real difference. By assisting homeowners in reducing their carbon footprint and cutting energy costs, you’ll play a crucial role in the fight against climate change.
The role involves:
Retrofit Assessor is a role for those with good judgement and a sound technical understanding of whole-house retrofit. It’s a senior role with responsibility and this is often reflected in the amount you’re paid.
You will be able to identify where improvements are needed, the appropriate solution given the property’s age and condition, and feel comfortable with several different line reports relying on you for the next steps.
You’ll also need to be capable of writing clear and actionable reports based on the retrofit coordinator’s requirements. This will include a full EPC, ventilation and occupancy assessment, and a condition survey.
Self-paced
Once enrolled you have 6 months
to complete
£1,400 + VAT
or 3 interest-FREE
instalments
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All learners successfully passing the assessments will be recommended for the Level 4 Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment from AIM Qualifications, an Ofqual-regulated awarding body.
Upon successful graduation of the Level 4 Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment, learners who applied from the 1st July 2024 will be awarded Trustmark Accreditation for the role of Retrofit Assessor through the new TRA/Sterling Accreditation Scheme.
As a regulated qualification, the Level 4 Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment has some specific eligibility criteria. The minimum requirement for entry to all study methods is a Level 3 Domestic Energy Assessor qualification.
Given the role’s importance, the sector’s most experienced practitioners have written and overseen this course which is now delivered and assessed by experienced Mentors and Retrofit Skills Coaches.
The Level 4 Award in Domestic Retrofit Assessment is an eligible qualification for current and ex-military personnel under the Enhanced Learning Credits Administration Service (ELCAS).
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Learning Provider ID: 12348
