Thank you for your enquiry about our water regulations course for England and Wales, apart from the course list over, we are always striving to improve our training portfolio, should you have other requests please phone us for advice. Training can be carried out at our training centres or on site with our mobile training units. The water regulations course is a one day course covering the theory the courses consists of:-


1. Provide the installer, designer or specifier of water fittings and the associated systems with information to meet the requirements of the Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999.
2 Prior to 1 July 1999, England and Wales had a series of Water Byelaws, made locally and only applicable to the area in which they were based. They were, however, based on a nationally agreed format.
The new Water Regulations are made nationally by the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and apply to every installation supplied from a public main by a water undertaker.
The Regulations are enforced by the water companies on behalf of DEFRA.
3 To provide the necessary information in order to complete the BPEC/WRAS Water Regulations Assessment and prove competence in the Regulations to meet the requirements of an approved contractor.
• The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations 1999, consist of fourteen Regulations, divided into three Parts and supported by three Schedules:
• Similar to other regulations, the Water Regulations are not prescriptive and contain very little technical detail.
• DEFRA has produced a guidance document which is freely available on the internet.
• Other guidance is available from WRAS and the BPEC training manual for this course.

The Standard of Training

We always provide the relevant books for the course as part of the training and we try to make
any course interesting and enjoyable, as we feel that candidates learn more if they enjoy the course. Refreshments are provided and the courses start at 9 00 am till 4 30 pm (unless otherwise stated). The standard of training and the conduct of the training centres are under Logic codes of practice all centres must meet the requirements of this code, any complaints on breaches of these standards must be made in the first instance to the training centre manager and if no satisfaction can be found then a complaint can be made to BPEC.

Certification of Assessments

The courses are carried at training/assessment centers or approved mobile units and then a recommendation is issued to BPEC certification who will issue a certificate of competence which is valid for five years.

Course include a training book Manufacturers discs of building regulations Cost of the course is £80 + £45 certification fee + vat