We offer full training to be able to provide you the tools to produce MVHR designs yourself.
Architects & Developers
Providing Training for you to be able to consider an MVHR system in your project, including different construction constraints and an understanding of ducting systems and options for how they will need to run within the building.
Installer & Sub-Contractors
As a company you may be ready to offer these designs yourself, we can train a cad designer within your business or we can give you the knowledge to understand the designs that have been produced, giving you stronger tools to understand the system you are installing.
Self-Builders and Home Owners
Are you looking to install MVHR in your build? We provide you with the knowledge and the tools to understand the system being installed and why it is designed the way it is. Giving you a greater understanding of what you need to allow and why.
About Us
MJL Consultancy Ltd is a forward thinking consultancy who provides design training for Mechanical Ventilation Systems including MVHR and MEV, System 4 and System 3. We offer this training through online sessions and can tailor the training to suit your individual needs.
The training will include a full presentation with detailed knowledge of design, design considerations, building constraints, Part F, Domestic Ventilation Guide, BPEC and NHBC Guidelines, and what these don’t tell you.
Melissa Edge the founder of MJL Consultancy, has run the business providing MVHR designs for major manufacturers in the industry, for installers and self builders for 12 years, and before she leaves the industry would like to offer her knowledge to enable others to provide designs but also pass the knowledge on.
In this 12 years, Melissa has built on her knowledge through experience, working with some of the leading companies and always providing the best design service possible. In this time she has built a great reputation in the industry and her colleagues are continuing to do so as C&G Design Consultancy LLP.
Through her work it became clear that there is a gap within the industry of real understanding of designs, how these are put together, the work behind the duct drawings, and why the ducts run the way they do. It is so important for optimal air flow that these designs are designed the way they are, to ensure the systems run quietly, that they can be accessed for maintenance, and they provide the air flow required for the type, and size of the room.
Melissa is excited to be in a position now to provide this training, and will be offering this on a limited basis, please get in touch to enquire and keep a look out for the courses going live from April 2022.
1 to 1 Sessions
1 to 1 Training Sessions Working 1 to 1 with Mel Edge, learning who to put an MVHR design together, the technical design elements, how to interpret Part F, what parts of the Domestic Ventilation Guide...
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Online Course Working through the online course via a presentation, video explanations, clear slides with all the information and guidance you need to produce an MVHR design or have a further understanding of MVHR to either...
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