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WITH ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL POLICY AND A PACKED PROGRAMME OF EVENTS, APHCI IS FIRMLY POSITIONING PLUMBING AND HEATING AT THE HEART OF IRELAND’S SUSTAINABLE FUTURE... Update: Championing the plumbing trade with a united voice
The Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors Ireland (APHCI) is making strong progress in its mission to champion the trade and give plumbers and heating contractors a united voice at national level. In recent months, APHCI has deepened its engagement with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), working closely on training initiatives and skills development that will directly benefit members. A highlight of this collaboration was APHCI’s active role in the SEAI Bespoke Installers Workshop, where the association ensured the perspective of professional installers was fully represented. Alongside policy and training work, membership continues to grow, reflecting the trust and confidence the trade is placing in its representative body. To recognise and reward members, APHCI is delighted to announce the first Members’ Draw, which will take place on September 30, marking another milestone in building a strong, engaged community. Looking to the months ahead, APHCI is preparing a busy programme of events. A series of Trade Nights will be rolled out across the country, designed specifically for apprentices and trade members. These evenings will provide a mix of technical updates, networking and open discussion, ensuring that the next generation
L-R: Simon O’Niell, Dundalk IT, Penny Keogh, SEAI, Steven Walsh and John Reynolds, APHCI, Justine Bennet, SEAI, and Kevin Roth, APHCI, are pictured at the SEAI Bespoke Installers Workshop.
of plumbing professionals is supported and that members remain at the cutting edge of the industry. APHCI will also have a strong presence at Plumbex, where both CEO David Gilroy and Chairman Pat Jordan will deliver talks tailored to the trade. From discussing the contribution plumbing can make to Ireland’s 2030 climate goals, to practical updates on SR 50 regulations, non-domestic gas, RGII matters and electronic certs, APHCI’s sessions at Plumbex promise to be both informative and inspiring.
carbon homes and buildings, and APHCI is committed to ensuring they have the training, representation and support to succeed.” With continued growth, active participation in national policy and a packed programme of events, APHCI is firmly positioning plumbing and heating at the heart of Ireland’s sustainable future. SEAI is delighted to join APHCI at Plumbex and will be available to discuss opportunities to upskill in renewable technologies. For further information, please contact David Gilroy: E: dgilroy@aphci.ie www.aphci.ie “The skills and standards our members bring are essential to delivering low- carbon homes and buildings, and APHCI is committed to ensuring they have the training, representation, and support to succeed.”
David Gilroy, CEO of APHCI, said, “Plumbing and heating
professionals are central to Ireland’s national climate targets. The skills and standards our members bring are essential to delivering low-
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