HVCA is
committed to positioning its members in the marketplace such
that they can gain real commercial advantage by being recognised
as experts in integrated energy systems and low and zero
carbon technologies.
HVCA is
raising awareness among its members of sustainability in
all its aspects, and assisting them towards an expertise
in the identification and implementation of integrated sustainable
solutions.
HVCA is identifying and,
where necessary, developing the standards against which actual
and potential sustainable solutions can be evaluated.
HVCA is defining the additional
skills requirements demanded by the sustainability challenge.
HVCA is facilitating vocational training
and workforce development to meet these skills requirements.
HVCA is preparing to promote
its members as experts in "integrated energy systems",
able to take a holistic approach to the growing building
services engineering needs of customers and clients.
HVCA is partnering with
the Electrical Contractors' Association to develop and deliver
an effective building services engineering agenda for sustainability.
"The
growing appetite among clients for sustainable solutions
represents a huge
commercial opportunity for building services engineering
contractors"
David Frise
Chairman HVCA/ECA Sustainability
Issues Group
BEST
PRACTICE The HVCA's independent inspection
and assessment regime is focusing more and more clearly on
the environmental aspects of members' businesses, in order
to ensure compliance with current best practice.