Technical bulletin Archive 2014-2019

Following discussions at the RdSAP Conventions group, a new Convention looks set to be introduced to help DEAs appropriately deal with extension glazed roofs, particularly where this does not meet the requirement of a conservatory.

For further information please click HERE

The Association of Midlands Energy Professionals (MEP) will be holding their annual event on
Wednesday 27th March 2019 at the South Staffordshire District Council Headquarters in
Wolverhampton.

The theme of this year’s event will be ‘Shaping Our Future’ and look at the introduction of a new
Quality Mark, the introduction of smart auditing, as well as an opportunity to meet other Energy
Assessors and talk to the Accreditation Schemes.

Quidos are very pleased to have been invited by MEP, and will look forward to seeing our members
there.

Full details will be available in due course, but please visit the MEP website HERE

For more information click HERE

The ECO Scoring tool is a great function that we make available to our users, however, we get many queries about what the correct measure entries should be, particularly for the heating system.

Our Technical Help sheet TS004 outlines all of the heating options with the ECO Scoring tool, with the measure name and what they actually mean.

ECO MEASURE HELP

Over the last couple of months, we have really appreciated the feedback from DEAs about issues with the mobile app, particularly for Apple devices.

We have been able to resolve a number of these issues, as well as introduce new functionality.

Over the next month, we will be releasing an updated user guide for the iPad app, as well as a new app update introducing addenda and hard to treat cavity functionality.

Please ensure that you keep your software up-to-date (iOS, Android), and regularly back-up your data to prevent the app from crashing.

Over the next few weeks, we will be making some changes to the emails which are sent from iQ-Energy, specifically those relating to QA requests and feedback.

The biggest change will be to the email to notify assessors of their audit result. This will simply note that the audit has been completed and requests that the assessor review the attached feedback form to see whether it has passed or failed.

This enables assessors to actively review all the feedback provided to them, irrespective of the audit result.

For further information click HERE