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An introduction to house building - standard house

This training course has been developed for sales, customer service and other non-technical staff to provide them with an overview of the typical construction methods, terminology and technologies used within the UK house-building industry.

CDM Regulations (Client Duties) 2015

This one-day course is designed to give an overview of the CDM Regulations (Client Duties) 2015. It equips individuals and organisations with the knowledge to understand their Client duties under CDM and how to apply and deliver legal compliance.

Timber Frame Installer apprenticeship - Level 2

Develop skilled Timber Frame Installers for future demand. Ideal for entry-level apprentices ready to contribute to construction assembly and installation from day one.  

Building Inspector (Role 2)

Department: Inspection
Salary: £45,000.000 - £48,000.000 + 6% bonus per annum
Location: England-Gloucestershire

Pitched roof coverings trade talks

Join our engaging NHBC Trade Talks delivered by experienced Building Inspectors. Gain valuable insights into common concerns during the inspection stage and enhance your knowledge of current construction methods. Promote good practices on site and elevate your skills in pitched roof coverings.

Consumer Code document labels

8m flagpole

Enhance your flag presentations with our high-quality 8m flagpole (flag not included). Ideal for showcasing landscape and banner flags, this sturdy flagpole adds an impressive touch. Note: Planning permission may be required.

Part F 2010 – where to start: an introduction for house builders and designers

The 2010 edition of Approved Document F sets out the various strategies that should ensure good ventilation.

Retirement housing: residents’ experiences

Painting a picture of experiences, and identifying areas where additional focus and attention to detail is needed.

Community heating and combined heat and power

The introduction of the Code for Sustainable Homes and future energy efficiency targets means that low carbon solutions, such as community heating, will increasingly need to be considered.