The plumbing-energy education - evu.dk

The plumbing-energy educationInformation for companies

Danish Mechanical and Electrical Contractors’ Association

The Danish union of plumbers and sheet metal workers

2

As of August 1st, 2015, the plumbing business offers a new plumbing-energy education.

The new apprentices varies - as it is today - between practical work in the company and being taught on a techical college.

On the introductory course, the new apprentices will be trained in the new tasks waiting for them in the company. This will qualify the apprentices to partake in the work in the company and thus continue on the practical part of the training.

The plumbing-energy education has four speciality tracks* Plumbing-energy specialist* Plumbing installation technician* Ventilation technician* Plumber

The educational track for alle specialist roles switches bet-ween practical work in the company and theoretical educati-on on a technical college.

The theoretical education is divided into an introductory course (GF) and a main course with four schoolings. The introductory course and the following practical period, is common for all four specialist roles.

Training apprentices is a good investmentWhen you participate in the education of an apprentice, you also contribute to a qualified plumbing business in the future.

You also help yourself by not risking to run low on the spe-cialized professionals, your company needs.

Through your guidance and attention, you can shape the ap-prentice so he/she fits into the companys culture and ways or working. This is a great advantage to both you and the ap-prentice in case of an eventual transition from apprenticeship to permanent employment.As a young person, the apprentice will question work met-hods and habits, and contribute with new angles on the use of moderne technology in your company.

The plumbing-energy education

Plumbing-energy specialist*4 years (60 weeks school)

Ventilation technician4 years (60 weeks school)

Plumber4 years (60 weeks school)

GF 220 weeks

H1 H2 H3 H4

Theoretic education

Introductory course

Hands-on training in the company

Plumbing installation technician3 years og 9 months (52 weeks school)

8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks 8 weeks

10 weeks10 weeks

10 weeks

10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks 10 weeks

10 weeks10 weeks10 weeks

10 weeks 10 weeks

6 weeks 10 10

* This track can be completed as a talent track within same time frame

3

Become an approved internship todayA company need to be approved as an internship, to be able to make an educational agreement with an apprentice.

To become approved, the company must offer tasks within the area of the specific education/specialization.

Furthermore, some specializations requires the employment of an authorized professional in the company. These specia-lizations are:

• Plumbing-energy specialist• Plumbing installation specialist• Plumber

Structure of the educationCommon to all specializations

Introductory courseIntroductory course 1The first part of the introductory course, is for apprentices coming straight from 9th or 10th grade - or have finished one of these classes within the last year.On this course, the apprentices will learn a common and bro-ad set of professional skills.

Introductory course 2The second part runs for 20 weeks and is aimed at the plum-bing-energy education. For 18 weeks, classes within techni-cal plumbing is taught, while the remaining 2 weeks are pure mathematical training. The aim of this education is, to provi-de the apprentices the professional competencies required, to continue on the main educational track.

The second part of the introductory course concludes with a theoretical/practical test, granting access to the main tracks of the education. The apprentice must also pass math on at least e-level.

Basic competenciesAll apprentices will learn the following basic assembly com-petencies, and will be capable of:• Assemble traditional gas- and oil powered heaters with

radiators, valves, pumps, expansion tank and compen-sation unit.

• Assemble smaller district heating units with radiator, valves and expansion tank.

• Assemble gas stove, gas water heater and gas boiler in single family homes.

• Assemble solar heating-, bio fuel- or heat pump units med simple automatics.

• Assemble water- and drainage installations in private homes, offices and the industry.

• Perform service checks and repair on heaters, water- and drainage installations.

• Mount prefabricated gutters, pipes and flashing near walls and roof breakthroughs (for plumbing-energy specialists, plumbing installation technicians and plum-bers).

• Mount prefabricated pipes and fittings and fabricate simple fittings for ventilation units (for ventilation te-chnicians).

Additionally, all apprentices earn basic competencies in:• Materials science• Documentation• Digital communication• Digital drawing• Quality assurance

All specialist roles will also contain some technical project management as well as customer service.

After having completed this course, the apprentice will only receive plumbing, installation and tin shaping schooling cor-responding to the requirements for the chosen specialization.

4

Plumbing installation technicianPlumbing installation technician is a new specialization. For this role, competencies are earned within installation tech-niques, intelligent sanitation techniques, sprinklers, plastic welding, water and drainage installations, welding of steel pipes and stainless materials, customer service and technical project management.

The new specialist role offers a broad professional profile, matching the requirements of most companies within the ne-eds for a good service person. It is also possible to further specialize in an optional 4 week course.

Education takes 3 years & 9 months, incl introductory course 2The total educational track as a plumbing installation tech-nician takes 3 years and 9 months, where the 52 weeks takes place on a technical college.

A skilled plumbing installation technician can:• Assemble, diagnose, program and service ambient assi-

sted living (AAL) installations in private homes and the health care sector.

• Mount sprinkler systems.• Dimension water- and drainage installations.• Perform welding on pressurized plastic pipes measuring

up to 200m across in homes, businesses and the industry.• Perform welding on steel pipes in homes, businesses

and the industry according to current standards.• Weld/solder stainless pipes for gasses in hospitals, labo-

ratories and the medicinal industry.• Independently perform service and maintenance on

plumbing installations.• Advice customers about operation, maintenance and

energy optimization of existing assemblies.• Customer service• Technical project management

Optional specialist coursesFor a 4 week further specialization course, the apprentice can choose from the following. It is not a requirement for the company, to offer work tasks within these areas.

• Welding steel for plumbing installations• welding of steel pipes for cooling or heating installation

in buildings and terrain• assemble and welding of plastic sheathing on isolated

pipes• isolation and foaming

• Welding of stainless plumbing installations. Weld, fa-bricate, assemble, service and maintain constructions in stainless steel materials for

• food business• medicinal industry• hospitals• establishing environmental measures, including waste

water treatment plants• Plumbing work• Fabricate and assemble gutters, down pipes, valley gut-

ters, sheathing and other zinc and copper work• Installation technical heating solutions• Assembly, diagnosing and service within gas, oil, di-

strict heating, solar, bio and heat pump installations• Ventilation area• Assemble and service smaller environmental and venti-

lation installations in houses and businesses

Specializations

5

After the introductory course (GF)•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple installa-

tion tasks such as water, drainage and heating units, including selection and utilization of materials following the manufacturers directions.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple auto-genous welding and cutting tasks.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can utilize tools, machinery, ladders, protective gear, mobile towers and scaffolding.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can mount slates, gutter brackets and produce simple sheathing and sheet items such as gutters and down pipes.

Introductory course (GF2), 20 weeks•Communication•CleanTech (Environment awareness)•Installation techniques•Energy techniques•Sheet-androofingtechniques•Welding techniques•Quality•The construction site

1st main course (H1)•Basic installations techniques•Basicsheet-androofingtechniques•Welding, steel

2nd main course (H2)•Installation techniques•Energy policies and optimization•Welding, steel•Professional introduction to the labour

market•Technical project management•Natural sciences•English,specificfortheprofession

3rd main course (H3)•Installation techniques•Ambient assisted living (AAL) installations•Welding, stainless steel•Welding, plastics•Technical project management•Customer service

4th main course (H4)•Installation techniques•Welding, plastics•Technical project management•Optional specialization course•Apprenticeship exam

After the first main course (H1)•The apprentice can perform simple installation tasks such as

water, drainage and heating units, including selection and utili-zation of materials following the manufacturers directions.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform brazing and soft soldering.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple measure-ments on electrical engineering components.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can regulate automatics on plumbing installations.

•The apprentice can assemble and mount prefabricated gutters, down pipes and sheathing.

After the second main course (H2)•The apprentice can install and maintain water- and drainage

installations.•The apprentice can perform measurements on electrical engine-

ering components.•The apprentice can do steel pipe welding.•The apprentice can do welding/soldering on stainless pipes.•The apprentice can guide the customer on the installation and

its operation.

After the third main course (H3)•The apprentice can assemble and service common ambient

assisted living (AAL) installations.•The apprentice can do welding on pressurized plastic pipes up

to Ø200mm.•The apprentice can quality assure his/her own work.•The apprentice can guide the customer on operating, maintai-

ning and energy optimizing an existing installation.

After the fourth main course (H4)•Skill enhancing in the company.

Plumbing installation technicianStructure and contents

Hands-on training in the company Theoretical training in technical college

The apprentice can start his education either in the company or on the technical college.


Theoretical education in the technical college

GF

H1

H2

H3

H4

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

6

Plumbing energy specialistEducation takes 4 years, incl introductory course 2The total educational track as a plumbing energy specialist takes 4 years, where the 60 weeks takes place on a technical college.

A skilled plumbing energy specialist can:

- Assemble solar heating, bio fueled and heat pump instal-lations with automatics.

- Assemble and service combination installations, where traditional heating units are combined with sustainable sources.

- Assemble, service and program intelligent controllers and regulating units, managing combination installations.

- Assemble, service and repair district cooling units, where the existing radiators and floor heating is used for cooling.

- Service, repair, maintain and diagnose cooling elements in heat pumps up to 2,5kg

- Dimension water- and drainage installations in houses, business and industry.

- Welding of pressurized plastic pipes up to Ø200mm in houses, business and industry.

- Assemble and customize sheathing through soldering and glueing

- Technical project management of installation, repairing and servicing.

- Perform customer service- Calculate and document energy savings when advising

customers while selecting an energy aware solution.- Advise customers about operation, maintenance and ener-

gy optimization on existing installations.

Optional specialist coursesFollowing this track, one week has been allocated on the te-chnical college for an optional specialization. These are pri-marily focussed on achieving certificates within the domains of gas, district heating, solar heating, etc., or to offer further enhanced skills within a given area. During this week, it is possible to attend one or two certifications. The training lea-ding up to the certification, is mandatory.

7

After the introductory course (GF)•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple installa-

tion tasks such as water, drainage and heating units, including selection and utilization of materials following the manufacturers directions.




Introductory course (GF2), 20 weeks•Communication•CleanTech (Environment awareness)•Installation techniques•Energy techniques•Sheet-androofingtechniques•Welding techniques•Quality•The construction site•The customer

1st main course (H1)•Basic installations techniques•Energy technical installation•Electrical engineering•Control and regulation•Basicsheet-androofingtechniques

2nd main course (H2)•Energy technical installations•Control and regulation•Welding, plastics•Professional introduction to the labour


3rd main course (H3)•Energy technical installations•Sanitory automatics•Energy policies and environmental opti-

mization•Systems for energy units•Welding, plastics•Customer service

4th main course•Energy technical installations•Regulation of energy units•Technical project management•Optional specialization course•Apprenticeship exam

After the first main course (H1)•The apprentice can perform simple installation tasks such as

water, drainage and heating units, including selection and utili-zation of materials following the manufacturers directions.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform brazing and soft soldering.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple measure-ments on electrical engineering components.

•Under supervision, the apprentice can regulate automatics on plumbing installations.

•The apprentice can assemble and mount prefabricated gutters, down pipes and sheathing.

•The apprentice can assemble and adjust sheathing by soldering and glueing.

After the second main course (H2)•The apprentice can assemble and service common installation

tasks such as water, gas, heating units and weather compensa-ting units.

•The apprentice can assemble solar heating, bio fuel and heat pump units with automatics.

•The apprentice can perform measurements on electrical engine-ering components.

•The apprentice can regulate automatics on plumbing installati-ons.

•The apprentice can guide the customer on the installation and its operation.

After the third main course (H3)•The apprentice can assemble and service combination units,

where traditional heating units are combines with units for sus-tainable energy.

•The apprentice can assemble, service and program intelligent control and regulating automatics, managing combination units.

•The apprentice can weld pressurized plastic pipes up to Ø200mm.

•The apprentice can quality assure his/her own work.•The apprentice can calculate and document energy savings

when advising customers while selecting an energy aware solution.

•The apprentice can guide the customer on operating, maintai-ning and energy optimizing an existing installation.


Plumbing energy specialistStructure and contents

Hands-on training in the companyTheoretical training in technical college

GF

H1

H2

H3

H4



Theoretical training in technical college

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

8

Ventilation technicianEducation takes 4 years, incl introductory course 2The total educational track as a ventilation technician takes 4 years, where the 60 weeks takes place on a technical college.

A skilled ventilation technician can:- Assemble and service climate and ventilation installations

in houses, businesses, laboratories and industry according to the ATEX- directive and the VENT-scheme.

- Assemble, service and program intelligent control and re-gulation units, controlling climate and ventilation instal-lations.

- Assemble, service and repair district cooling units.- Service, repair, maintain and diagnose cooling elements

on climate- and ventilation units up to 2.5kgs.- Calculate and document energy savings when advising

customers while selecting an energy aware solution.- Produce transition and fitting pieces using thin sheets.- Assemble and align sheathing by using soldering and

glueing.- Technical project management of installation, repairing

and servicing climate and energy installations.- Advise customers about operation, maintenance and ener-

gy optimization on existing installations.- Advise on healthy indoor climate, including the impact

of proper ventilation on comfort, work environment and overall well-being.

- Perform customer service.- Technical project management.

Optional specialist coursesFollowing this track, one week has been allocated on the technical college for an optional specialization. These are primarily focussed on achieving certificates within the ven-tilation domain or to offer further enhanced skills within a given area. During this week, it is possible to attend one or two certifications. The training leading up to the certificati-on, is mandatory.

9

After the introductory course (GF)•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple instal-

lation tasks such as ventilation, drainage and heating units, including selection and utilization of materials following the manufacturers directions.




Introductory course (GF2), 20 weeks•Communication•CleanTech (Environment awareness)•Installation techniques•Energy techniques•Sheet-androofingtechniques•Welding techniques•Quality•The construction site

1st main course (H1)•Basic installations techniques•Ventilation techniques•Control and regulation•Basicsheet-androofingtechniques

2nd main course (H2)•Ventilation techniques •Control and regulation•Ventilation sheeting techniques•Professional introduction to the labour


3rd main course (H3)•Ventilation techniques•Indoor climate and comfort•Energy policies and environmental opti-

mization•Systems for energy units•Technical project management•Customer service•Optional specialization course

4th main course (H4)•Ventilation techniques •Regulation of energy units•Technical project management•Optional specialization course•Apprenticeship exam

After the first main course (H1)•The apprentice can perform simple installation tasks, including

selection and utilization of materials following the manufacturers directions.

•The apprentice can assemble simple ventilation units.•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform brazing and soft

soldering.•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple measure-

ments on electrical engineering components.•Under supervision, the apprentice can regulate automatics on

plumbing installations. •The apprentice can assemble and mount prefabricated pipes andfittingsaswellasproducesimplefittingforventilationunits.

After the second main course (H2)•The apprentice can assemble and service common climate and

ventilation units with simple automatics.•The apprentice can perform measurements on electrical engine-

ering components.•The apprentice can regulate automatics on plumbing installati-

ons.•The apprentice can guide the customer on the installation and

its operation.

After the third main course (H3)•The apprentice can assemble, regulate and service common

climate and ventilation installations.•The apprentice can assemble, service and program intelligent

control and regulating automatics, managing climate and venti-lation units.





Ventilation technicianStructure and contents





GF

H1

H2

H3

H4

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

10

Plumber and sheet metal workerThe total educational track as a plumber and sheet metal worker takes 4 years, where the 60 weeks takes place on a technical college.

Uddannelsen til Vvs og blikkenslager har et samlet forløb på 4 years, hvoraf de 60 uger er på en erhvervsskole.

A skilled plumber can:- Manufacture, assemble and complete seamed roof and fa-

cade work in copper, zinc and aluminum.- Perform folding work on towers, tops and spires in cop-

per, zinc and aluminum- Restore roofs and facades on historic and protected buil-

dings.- Unfold and manufacture caps, vents, gutters and down pi-

pes in copper and zinc.- Assemble prefabricated roof and facade units.- Break through roofing on copper, zinc and aluminum ro-

ofs.- Perform sheathing in replacement materials.- Apply slate to roofs and facades.- TIG-welding copper.- Control and regulation of heating technology units..- Dimension water and drainage installations.- Weld steel pipes in houses, business and industry, accor-

ding to current standards- Technical project management.- Guide customer with regards to operation and maintenan-

ce of existing plumbing installations as well as possible solutions for and maintenance of roof and facade work.

Optional specialist coursesFollowing this track, one week has been allocated on the technical col,lege for an optional specialization. These are primarily focussed on further enhancing skills within a given area.

If the company does not do sanitary plumbingSome companies with the plumbing area, primarily work within roofing and facade work og thus never or seldom act within sanitary plumbing. These companies can still parti-cipate in the education of apprentices within the plumbing specialization.

The company must, when the education agreement is being prepared, ensure that the apprentice receives his practical education, including pipe work, either in the educational workshop on the technical college or in another sanitary plumbing company, cf. the list below.

The sanitary plumbing part, including the pipe part, takes up about 15% of the total time of 4 years for the education. This breaks down to 10 weeks in the technical college and about 5 months with practical work. However, this practical education could rely on an individual assessment.

It is important to note, that during the 3. main course, the apprentice must pass a separate pipe work exam, those result passes over to the apprenticeship exam on the 4. main course.

The practical education for the sanitary plumbing part, inclu-ding the pipe part, is most appropriately planned in a way, that leaves about 3 months of practical work between main course 1 and 2, and about 2 months of practical work bet-ween main course 2 and 3.

11

After the introductory course (GF)•Under supervision, the apprentice can assemble simple instal-

lations such as ventilation, drainage and heating units, including selecting and utilizing materials following the manufacturers guidelines.




Introductory course (GF2), 20 weeks•Communication•CleanTech (Environment awareness)•Installation techniques•Energy techniques•Sheet-androofingtechniques•Welding techniques•Quality•The construction site•The customer

1st main course (H1)•Basic installations techniques•Ventilation techniques•Control and regulation•Basicsheet-androofingtechniques

2nd main course (H2)•Ventilation techniques •Control and regulation•Ventilation sheeting techniques•Professional introduction to the labour


3rd main course (H3)•Ventilation techniques •Regulation of energy units•Technical project management•Optional specialization course•Apprenticeship exam•Customer service

4. hovedforløb (H)•Ventilation techniques •Regulation of energy units•Technical project management•Optional specialization course•Apprenticeship exam

After the first main course (H1)•The apprentice can perform simple installation tasks, including

selection and utilization of materials following the manufacturers directions.

•The apprentice can assemble simple ventilation units.•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform brazing and soft

soldering.•Under supervision, the apprentice can perform simple measure-

ments on electrical engineering components.•Under supervision, the apprentice can regulate automatics on

plumbing installations. •The apprentice can assemble and mount prefabricated pipes andfittingsaswellasproducesimplefittingforventilationunits.

After the second main course (H2)•The apprentice can assemble and service common climate and

ventilation units with simple automatics.•The apprentice can perform measurements on electrical engine-

ering components.•The apprentice can regulate automatics on plumbing installati-

ons.•The apprentice can guide the customer on the installation and

its operation.

After the third main course (H3)•The apprentice can assemble, regulate and service common

climate and ventilation installations.•The apprentice can assemble, service and program intelligent

control and regulating automatics, managing climate and venti-lation units.





Plumber and sheet metal workerStructure and contents





GF

H1

H2

H3

H4

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

12

Conclusion of education agreementThe education agreement is a contract between the company and the apprentice. It should contain the master data on the apprentice and the company, start and end date of the ag-rement, previously completed theoretical education, desired specialization, what kind of agreement this is, ie. is it an or-dinary agreement or for instance an adult track.

You need to decide, if you want to agree on a traditional training agreement (EUD) or maybe an EUX-agreement. You also need to decide on the specialization the appren-tice should have - you might need to consider the areas of business you have in your company now and in the future and which competencies, the new apprentice and potential employee should possess.

The agreement itself can be ordered from a technical college, or you can download it from www.tekniq.dk or www.evu.dk. After the agreement has been filled in and signed by both the company and the apprentice, it must be sent to the technical college. The college registers and approves the training agre-ement. It is returned to the company afterwards.

Specifics for training agreements for EUX-ap-prenticesIf an EUX-apprentice has to abandon following the seconda-ry classes in the EUX-track, he/she is entitled to continue his training agreement as an EUD-apprentice and the company and apprentice must agree on an additional agreement for the remainder of the education.

Apprenticeship examThe apprenticeship exam takes places during the last main course on the technical college, and is to be completed at the earliest 3 months prior to the end of the training.

It is important to note, that apprentices within the plumbing track, must attend a special pipe exam during the 3. main course. This exam result will be included in the apprentices-hip exam during the 4. main course.

13

An education with lots of op-portunitiesThe plumbing energy education is a challenging education, and for the apprentices who want to and can do it, there are many opportunities.

High level subjectsThere are plenty of possibilities for the apprentice to enhance his/her skills by taking part in the theoretical education on the technical college, at a higher level than what is manda-tory. Each specialized track offer a subset of the subjects as high-level subjects, where the contents and the teaching de-mands more of the apprentices skills within innovative and solution oriented thinking.

It differs from track to track, what subjects are taught as high-level subjects:

High-level subjects on the plumbing energy education:

Talent trackOn the plumbing energy specialist track, there is an option for the very skilled apprentices to earn a special plumbing talent apprenticeship. Following the talent track, the subje-cts Controlling & regulation, Sanitation automatics, Energy policies & optimization, Systems for energy units, Technical project management and Regulation of energy units must be completed as high-level subjects. This means, that on the ta-lent track, 11 of the 40 weeks in the technical college, will be following high-level subjects.

The apprentice can be accepted into the talent track before the beginning of the 2. main course. It should be stated in the training agreement, if the apprentice should follow the talent track. The length of the education is the same as for the ordinary plumbing energy specialist (4 years).

Plumbing installation techni-cian

Plumbing energy specialist Ventilation technician Plumber

Energy policies & energy optimization

Controlling & regulationSanitation automaticsEnergy policies & energy optimizationSystems for energy unitsTechnical project managementRegulation of energy units

Energy policies & optimiza-tionSystems for energy unitsIndoor climate and comfortTechnical project manegement

Restoration/renovation of pro-tected buildingsDecorating in zinc and copperTechnical project management

14

EUX plumbing and energy specialistThe EUX education takes 4 years and 9 months, and combi-nes the ordinary training and a secondary school exam. The education is for theoretically highly skilled and ambitious people, with skills and courage to take on two educations at the same time. The EUX education makes it possible to make a career in within the business area, as well as offering ac-cess to higher educations such as installer, engineer or chief engineer.

The EUX education will mainly appeal to clever, ambitious and career minded people. It is a groundbreaking new form of education, those purpose it is to raise the professional le-vel and boost growth and growth opportunities in the bu-siness area. With an EUX education, the apprentice recei-ves both an apprenticeship exam and a baccalaureate - two educations in one go.

If an EUX-apprentice has to abandon following the seconda-ry classes in the EUX-track, he/she is entitled to continue his training agreement as an EUD-apprentice and the company and apprentice must agree on an additional agreement for the remainder of the education.

Adult trackApprentices, over the age of 25 when they start their plum-bing energy training, must complete the education as an adult training education - EUV.

EUV apprentices will learn the same as other apprentices. The technical college will assess, if the apprentice has any professional or educational experience, that can shorten the training period. Most apprentices over the age of 25, must follow the same track as apprentices under the age of 25.

If the apprentice has a lot of relevant professional experience or already has completed another education, the apprentice can follow a shortened track for adults.

It is the responsibility for the technical college, to ensure that the apprentice received the correct shortened education, so if the apprentice is over 25 years old, it is a good idea to get in touch with the technical college to get an overview of the final educational track.

15

Shortened trackAll apprentices under 25 years of age, having completed a baccalaureate exam with a specific list of subjects (Danish C, Math A, Physics B, Technics A and Social Sciences C) can complete the specialist track plumbing energy specialist as a shortened track. The education time for these apprentices is 3 years - of this, the theoretical education on the technical college takes up 44,5 to 48,5 weeks.

No questions are too small (or large)We recognize, that many questions can arise, when a com-pany decides to train apprentices. You are always wel-come to contact TEKNIQ on phone +45 4343 6000, email: [email protected] or Blik- & Rørarbejderforbundet, phone 3638 3638, email: [email protected].

Further informationShould you have any questions, you did not find an answer for here, you can contact EVU on phone 3672 6400 or visit our homepage www.evu.dk.

You can also learn much more about the plumbing energy education, if you contact the technical college in your local area.

Published in October 2015 by:EVU - El og Vvs-branchens Uddannelsessekretariat

Højnæsvej 71, 2610 Rødovre | Phone: +45 3672 6400 | E-mail: [email protected]

The plumbing-energy education - evu.dk

Documents

Transcript of The plumbing-energy education - evu.dk