Energy Efficiency: How Construction Work Affects Performance - Aut26
CONTINUING EDUCATION IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Topics covered:
- Waterproofing, insulation, installation of energy-related components
- Coordination of Trades
- On-site quality control
- Common Risks That Impair Energy Efficiency
Subcategories covered: General contractors, project managers, site supervisors, estimators
Job-Specific Training – CONSTRUCTION
Category: 1.1.1 - 1.1.2 - 1.2, 1.3
General Objective :
Help construction site personnel understand their role in achieving energy efficiency goals.
Specific Objectives :
- Understanding how installation practices affect actual performance
- Identify critical areas in construction (building envelope, thermal bridges, etc.)
- Ensure quality control tailored to energy requirements
- Adopt sustainable and consistent work methods
Contents :
This module explores in detail best practices on construction sites related to energy performance: installing insulation, treating joints, airtightness, seal quality, and installing mechanical equipment. Emphasis is placed on team coordination and key considerations to avoid defects that could compromise energy performance. Simple tools for on-site monitoring and verification are also discussed.
Format: Virtual
Cancellation / Modification
All requests to cancel or modify an activity must be made in writing.3 working days before the event. QPAT retains the full amount of the registration fee if the request to cancel the activity is made by2 working days or less.
In all cases, APECQ agrees to modify the activity at no charge. In addition, it is possible to be replaced by another person to whom the certificate will be sent.
APECQ reserves the right to cancel any training activity. In such a case, ACOEQ's sole responsibility will be to refund in full the registration fees paid by the participant.