Learn how to improve system performance, protect trap seals and save building space

Modern buildings demand smarter drainage systems. Our CPD on drainage ventilation explores how innovative technologies like the Positive Air Pressure Attenuator (P.A.P.A.™) can enhance system reliability, reduce risk, and improve space efficiency in high-rise environments.

What you'll learn:

This CPD delivers practical and technical knowledge across key areas:

  1. Who we are and what we do – An introduction to our expertise in drainage innovation
  2. Types of systems for managing water and air – Understand traditional vs. active ventilation approaches
  3. Managing trap seals and the effect of loss – Learn why trap seals fail and how to prevent it
  4. Risks and influences on trap seals in buildings – Explore how pressure fluctuations and system design impact performance
  5. Pressure relief at the point of need in high-rise buildings – Discover how targeted solutions improve safety and efficiency
  6. What is a P.A.P.A.™ – See how this technology works and the measurable benefits it offers
  7. The benefits of active drainage ventilation – From reduced pipework to enhanced system resilience

Why take this CPD?

  • Stay ahead of regulations – Understand how active systems align with modern building standards
  • Design with confidence – Specify systems that reduce risk and improve long-term performance
  • Earn CIBSE approved CPD credits – Fully accredited and recognised across the construction and engineering sectors
  • Free to attend – Whether via a webinar or face-to-face, join our CPD at your convenience

Who should attend?

Perfect for:

  • M&E Consultants
  • Building Services Engineers
  • Architects and Specifiers

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