Biomass training
Biomass heating specialist, re:heat, is using its expertise to raise professional standards in the wood heat industry, providing specialist training as more schools, hospitals and major businesses move away from traditional fossil-fuelled systems towards biomass.

Whilst there is a rise in the number of firms installing and running the systems nationally, there are currently few relevant standards to help regulate the industry.
Yet despite the lack of standards, employers have an obligation to ensure operators of the specialist equipment are fully trained and understand the risks, benefits and maintenance requirements linked to biomass boilers.
Ben Tansey, co-founder of re:heat, said: “Whether it’s health and safety, risk assessment or refreshing the basics, employers have an obligation to make sure operators are competent when maintaining these innovative and large pieces of equipment.
“It is also key for staff to fully understand how to operate the systems effectively in order to secure the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) and avoid cost implications for businesses.”
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