Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems

The Domestic Hot Water Storage Systems (BPEC) program at Bedford College is for students who want to learn about domestic hot water storage systems. This non-degree program is taught in English and takes a year to complete. Its main advantage is that it provides students with a thorough understanding of these systems.

The curriculum covers the fundamentals of domestic hot water storage systems, including system design, installation, and maintenance. Students will also learn about safety procedures, energy efficiency, and troubleshooting. They will get hands-on experience with these systems, which will help them develop practical skills in areas like pipe fitting and water treatment.

After completing this program, students can work as water treatment specialists, plumbing engineers, or HVAC technicians. They can find jobs in companies that install and maintain domestic hot water storage systems, or in organizations that focus on energy efficiency and sustainability. Some specific job titles include plumbing and heating instructor, water quality specialist, and facilities manager.