Energy Management & Audit
About This Course
This 5-day customised training programme is designed for industry professionals, educators, and trainers interested in developing knowledge and practical skills in the areas of energy management, energy auditing, and applied industrial energy systems. The programme is also suitable for those involved in curriculum development, technical training, and vocational or skills-based education.
The programme is intended to provide participants with both technical competency and teaching-oriented insight. It offers a structured and practical understanding of energy management and energy audit, while also introducing the key thermal and electrical technologies that dominate energy use in industrial and building systems. In addition to technical learning, the course is designed to help participants apply and translate the content into demonstrations, laboratory exercises, projects, practical assignments, and training-related activities relevant to workplace, technical, and educational environments.
What You'll Learn
1. Provide a strong and practical foundation in energy management and energy audit
2. Develop a clear understanding of energy audit levels, scope, workflow, and expected outputs
3. Equip participants with competency in measurement strategy, instrumentation, data collection, and interpretation
4. Provide an applied overview of key thermal and electrical systems commonly encountered in industry and buildings
5. Develop participants’ ability to identify inefficiencies and improvement opportunities in major energy-using systems
6. Provide hands-on experience using authentic industrial systems and measurement instruments at the Energy Efficiency Technology Centre (EETC) laboratory
7. Enable participants to apply the technical knowledge and skills in workplace practices, training activities, projects, and related professional applications
Entry Requirements
Participants should preferably have:
a) basic engineering knowledge in mechanical, electrical, or building services systems
b) familiarity with industrial or building-related equipment and systems
c) interest in curriculum development, practical teaching, and laboratory-based learning
No prior formal experience in energy auditing is required.