30 August 2017
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 | Designers, specifiers, contractors, consultants and building engineers can earn CPD hours through the Waterloo Air Products course, ‘An Introduction to Air Distribution’. The course covers the basics of air distribution including typical air movement effects, cooling systems, the effect of heat gains, alternate systems and selection guidance. |
“It’s so important to share knowledge and information with industry peers,” says Rick Edmondson, chairman at Waterloo. “Working collaboratively doesn’t start or end with each project. It’s an ongoing process to ensure people who work in our industry have access to the best information possible.
“It’s great that we can now support consultants, contractors, specifiers, architects and building engineers with their CPD and help them to earn hours towards it. We’re looking forward to welcoming people to Waterloo, and for them to learn about the importance of air flow and the effect it can have on an internal environment.”
The presentations will be followed by a Q&A and the course is free to attend at Waterloo’s offices in Kent or Manchester. They can also be arranged at customers' premises.
www.waterloo.co.uk
“It’s great that we can now support consultants, contractors, specifiers, architects and building engineers with their CPD and help them to earn hours towards it. We’re looking forward to welcoming people to Waterloo, and for them to learn about the importance of air flow and the effect it can have on an internal environment.”
The presentations will be followed by a Q&A and the course is free to attend at Waterloo’s offices in Kent or Manchester. They can also be arranged at customers' premises.
www.waterloo.co.uk
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