Technical updates - Including a Weekly Tip
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As a member of our scheme you will be sent regular updates that will keep you up to date with the latest changes in conventions and legislation within our industry.
All updates and news articles are held within our Members Area for you to review at any time. |
insurance
Energy Assessors must have a minimum level of indemnity cover in place which is proportionate to the risks associated with the provision of an EPC, and is in any case no less than £100,000 per EPC.
Sterling Accreditation offers £2,000,000 Pay-per-Click Professional Indemnity Insurance. Full details are available on request.
CPD (CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT)
As an accredited Energy assessor, it is a CLG requirement to carry out a specified number of hours of CPD in each accreditation year in order to keep you up to date with the latest conventions and guidance. Click Here for a full guide on the CLG CPD requirements.
Sterling provides a number of CPD courses on a variety of subjects. For details on up and coming courses Click Here
QUALITY ASSURANCE
Quality Assurance is a mandatory requirement of all Accreditation Schemes and helps to ensure that Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and Display Energy Certificates (DECs) are produced to an accurate and consistent standard throughout the industry. A brief summary of the required QA is as follows:
- Audit the 1st report for every new member within 30 days of lodgement
- Have at least 1 report for each member audited every 6 months
- Audit 2% of total reports per member
Our 14 stage quality audit on EPCs, DECs and Air Con Certificates will provide you with the confidence that the certificates you are lodging or have had commissioned are correct and have been checked by a quality organisation.
As a member of Sterling Accreditation we will undertake all of your QA audits in a fair and timely manner and provide you with a full and comprehensive written report for each EPC audited.
For full details on what to expect from a Sterling Quality Audit of EPCs - Click Here
complaints and appeals
How do I make a complaint?
You can make a complaint to Sterling Accreditation in 2 ways, using the form below or by sending a completed complaints form to us by post or by email to: complaints@sterlingaccreditation.com For full details on making a complaint Click Here
How do I make an appeal?
Sterling are always prepared to listen to Assessors and members of the public, if you feel the need to appeal against a decision that Sterling have made Click Here. |